[Canada] Canadian Politics Redux

[Monoriu]

Heh this may be amusing - look up your postal code, and find out how some marketing wonks classify you. 

http://www.environicsanalytics.ca/prizm5

Edit: I got "Suburban Success", though where I live is hardly "suburban". 

I got 13, Asian Avenues.  Successful, middle-aged or older Asian families.

This works for Hong Kong? Or dod you use your old Vancouver Address?

I used my old Vancouver postal code.  We don't use postal codes in HK. 

[Malthus]

I used my old Vancouver postal code.  We don't use postal codes in HK.

Makes sense.

[Monoriu]

I used my old Vancouver postal code.  We don't use postal codes in HK.

Makes sense.

I still remember my old postal code because (1) I said it so many times during those four years and (2) there are many people and websites that do not accept the idea that some places on Earth can function without postal codes.  So if some website insists that I input a valid postal code before I can proceed to the next page, I use that one. 

[Barrister]

I get Kids & Careers, and yes it is eerily accurate.

[Malthus]

I used my old Vancouver postal code.  We don't use postal codes in HK.

Makes sense.

I still remember my old postal code because (1) I said it so many times during those four years and (2) there are many people and websites that do not accept the idea that some places on Earth can function without postal codes.  So if some website insists that I input a valid postal code before I can proceed to the next page, I use that one.

[Some random guy in Vancouver] "Why do I keep getting marketing for freaky anime shit involving girls who turn into fighter jets with panties?  "

[Monoriu]

I used my old Vancouver postal code.  We don't use postal codes in HK.

Makes sense.

I still remember my old postal code because (1) I said it so many times during those four years and (2) there are many people and websites that do not accept the idea that some places on Earth can function without postal codes.  So if some website insists that I input a valid postal code before I can proceed to the next page, I use that one.

[Some random guy in Vancouver] "Why do I keep getting marketing for freaky anime shit involving girls who turn into fighter jets with panties?  "

I am surprised you still remember the basic premise of Strike Witches.  It really does bother you 

Now they have made a new anime with cute girls representing WWII warships.  This time without the panties showing.  Well, with only a few exceptions anyway

[Neil]

I got 18. Management Material.

[crazy canuck]

04 - Wealthiest non urban segment.  The description of the people living in this neighbourhood  was also eerily accurate.

 

[Monoriu]

04 - Wealthiest non urban segment. 

[Malthus]

04 - Wealthiest non urban segment. 

Same as me. 

Except I think of where I am as "urban".

[crazy canuck]

04 - Wealthiest non urban segment. 

Same as me. 

Except I think of where I am as "urban".

I live right next to a Provincial Park and one of the local ski hills is 5 minutes drive further up the hill so it is pretty accurate for me.

[Malthus]

04 - Wealthiest non urban segment. 

Same as me. 

Except I think of where I am as "urban".

I live right next to a Provincial Park and one of the local ski hills is 5 minutes drive further up the hill so it is pretty accurate for me.

In contrast, I live right next to a subway station entrance and Bloor Street - one of Toronto's two main streets, and shopping district crowded with restaurants, bakeries and the like - is literally one block away.

[crazy canuck]

04 - Wealthiest non urban segment. 

Same as me. 

Except I think of where I am as "urban".

I live right next to a Provincial Park and one of the local ski hills is 5 minutes drive further up the hill so it is pretty accurate for me.

In contrast, I live right next to a subway station entrance and Bloor Street - one of Toronto's two main streets, and shopping district crowded with restaurants, bakeries and the like - is literally one block away.

I think we can graduate you to the "Wealthiest Segment" and not worry about the non urban part. 

They probably have categories based on distance from what they regard as "downtown".

[Barrister]

IS there a way to search out and read all the categories?

[Malthus]

04 - Wealthiest non urban segment. 

Same as me. 

Except I think of where I am as "urban".

I live right next to a Provincial Park and one of the local ski hills is 5 minutes drive further up the hill so it is pretty accurate for me.

In contrast, I live right next to a subway station entrance and Bloor Street - one of Toronto's two main streets, and shopping district crowded with restaurants, bakeries and the like - is literally one block away.

I think we can graduate you to the "Wealthiest Segment" and not worry about the non urban part. 

They probably have categories based on distance from what they regard as "downtown".

Naw, the wealthiest segment is "Cosmopolitan Elite". Try entering a bridal path postal code like M2L1C9. 

We don't make it.