Cuber density per country

The USA has 2122 registered cubers o_O

The question is how many unregistered cubers are there? me being one

Unregistered cubers don't count because:

2) They're not interested enough in going to a competition.

Oh gee, try being 16 and saying, "Hey Mom, can I go to Berkeley for a one day cube competition? It's only a 10 hour drive!" And that is the closest competition. I'm very interested; I just don't have the money to go.

Where abouts do you live that is 10 hours away from Berkeley and not closer to another place where competitions are held?? I find that very hard to believe (although my geography isn't that great). Also, heard of flying?
 
The USA has 2122 registered cubers o_O

The question is how many unregistered cubers are there? me being one

Unregistered cubers don't count because:

2) They're not interested enough in going to a competition.

Oh gee, try being 16 and saying, "Hey Mom, can I go to Berkeley for a one day cube competition? It's only a 10 hour drive!" And that is the closest competition. I'm very interested; I just don't have the money to go.

Have you ever tried, "Hey Mom, I want to go to Berkeley for a one day cube competition. What can I do for you so that we can make that happen?" ?
 
The USA has 2122 registered cubers o_O

The question is how many unregistered cubers are there? me being one

Unregistered cubers don't count because:

2) They're not interested enough in going to a competition.

Oh gee, try being 16 and saying, "Hey Mom, can I go to Berkeley for a one day cube competition? It's only a 10 hour drive!" And that is the closest competition. I'm very interested; I just don't have the money to go.

Where abouts do you live that is 10 hours away from Berkeley and not closer to another place where competitions are held?? I find that very hard to believe (although my geography isn't that great). Also, heard of flying?

oregon.
 
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