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    People were confused and making suggestions, which is allowed.
    Also, my comment was from 3 years ago....

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    I feel like the description field could be described better

    The contents of the column are irrelevant.

    "Description" is the language - Ruby, SQL, Python etc., not "which items the events happened on" - that's the "created at" field

    The "which events happened on" part clearly referred to the created_at field, so I'm not sure what you mean. Anyway, the description has been improved.

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    producent isn't clear. Also, if you're going to the CompanyA warehouse, then, why does that need to be specified in the solution? Only companyA's products will be in that warehouse....

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    Thank you.

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    Not a kata issue, your function should return those values, not print them.

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    Yes, you're correct. I guess I need more coffee. :)

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    If you make the change you propose, your code will never return "Obese" and there will be a gap between bmi's.

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    Maybe someone else already mentioned this(?)
    I think there's a typo in the instructions. If a bmi is greater than 30, one is considered obese.

    So, this should be >= 30, rather than <= 30 in the instructions.
    "if bmi <= 30.0 return "Overweight"

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    I feel like the description field could be described better. "Description" is the language--Ruby, SQL, Python, etc, not 'which items the events happened on', that's the "created at" field/day. Maybe it's just me (possibly), but, I had to read the instructions a few times. Or, maybe I need more coffee. :)