reply to this: When thinking of it, using graphs are part of my everyday to day activity especially when it comes to my current job. For the last three years I have worked at a YMCA gym or facility, to where in our systems it shows plenty of ways we do use graphs or charts. For instance, we have several locations but all are connected under one computer system to which we upload documents and track membership sales, cancels and more from daily to monthly. We always print out end of day reports and end of month and compare to either other facilities or from last years. After comparing we can track if we are on our monthly sales goals compared to the year prior to see if we are over budget or under budget. Another example is my everyday tasks when it comes to my in home expenses. About every week, I do sit down and go over my upcoming weekly expenses from bills, savings, groceries, entertainment, and more to keep myself close or at least under budget. With being a single parent, its important to go over expenses and come up with some financial planning with a one