Am I the only one that doesn't get the joke about what's wrong with "Last 14 days" and "Last 12 months"?
I can't figure out if he doesn't like the phrasing (instead of "last year," maybe) or thinks the time period is not useful.
Generally speaking, especially near the beginning of the year, I often find "last 12 months" to be far more useful than "this year," which he didn't call out.
IHMO, it clutters the options with options that are not useful (do you often look at your 14 days spending?) and already included in other options that are close.
Same thing about 3/6/12 months. Looking for seasonal trends is not stupid.
That said i've seen "this year" used to mean last 12 months as well...
3 months = a quarter
12 months = a year