Look at the table at day 0. At day 0, Bryn already had sold 26 tickets. Those were the tickets he sold as soon as he got the tickets. Then he started selling tickets each day, and he sold the same number of tickets on each day starting with day 1. By day 4, he had sold a total of 50 tickets. Subtracting the 26 tickets he sold as soon as he got the tickets, 50 - 26 = 24, he sold 24 tickets from day 1 to day 4. In 4 days he sold 24 tickets. 24/4 = 6. He sold tickets at a rate of 6 tickets per day. Bryn sold 6 tickets each day. The equation that represents Bryn's sales is y = 6x + 26.
Eddie sold tickets at a rate represented by the equation y = 5x + 33. That means: Eddie sold 33 tickets when he first got them. He then he sold them at a rate of 5 tickets per day. Bryn sold only 26 tickets when they first go the tickets. When they first got the tickets, Bryn sold fewer tickets than Eddie.
Eddie's rate of selling tickets is 5 per day. Bryn's rate is 6 per day. Bryn's rate is higher than Eddie's rate.