Your anecdotal rants aren't evidence. Do you understand that?
you get your talking points from cnbc or whatever other vapid blinkards guide your misinformed opinions. biden's plan sent us over the edge. it was too much. there's a consensus amongst economists that this was the case. biden gave out stimulus checks. free money. loans to people. paused student loans. converted child tax credits to monthly checks. prevented people from being evicted (cori bush whining). stayed foreclosures. extended unemployment benefits multiple times. and thanks to draconian dem lockdown policies people stayed home and ordered shit and overheated the market. this is known if you'd turn on a different station. or read. it's why today he has a 34% approval rating. he's a dogshit president and made life way more expensive for people to live.
Over the edge?you get your talking points from cnbc or whatever other vapid blinkards guide your misinformed opinions. biden's plan sent us over the edge. it was too much. there's a consensus amongst economists that this was the case. biden gave out stimulus checks. free money. loans to people. paused student loans. converted child tax credits to monthly checks. prevented people from being evicted (cori bush whining). stayed foreclosures. extended unemployment benefits multiple times. and thanks to draconian dem lockdown policies people stayed home and ordered shit and overheated the market. this is known if you'd turn on a different station. or read. it's why today he has a 34% approval rating. he's a dogshit president and made life way more expensive for people to live.
and remember. biden got blocked from giving out more. things are settling down a bit as biden can't get more free cheese out. anything that improves is in spite of biden not because of
prices are still exceptionally high. inflation is easing and prices are settling in at elevated levels. thanks joe! as i said the less joe does the better things will get. left to his own we know the calamitous results. mercifully the house flipped
But portfolios have had an incredible month and year! Merry Christmas!
If he cares about me, he'll answer "Brad's ability to buy fried chicken."
Price of Flatbills and cocktails at 3UP. The man is single and needs to find a cougar. It ain’t cheap these days.
here's a solid real life run down
here's a solid real life run down
"It's Outrageous": People Are Sharing The Stuff That's Gotten So Expensive That They're Not Even Worth Buying
"Concert tickets. It’s gotten to be over $100 to sit on the grass. In August. In Houston."www.yahoo.com
How to go from boujee to bougie and have the fringe conservative pretend to care what you think. Some of these are laugh out loud funny.here's a solid real life run down
"It's Outrageous": People Are Sharing The Stuff That's Gotten So Expensive That They're Not Even Worth Buying
"Concert tickets. It’s gotten to be over $100 to sit on the grass. In August. In Houston."
the guy who runs our old man team is a rabid city sc fan. and running the team is a pain so i was going to get him an authentic jersey and then instead of putting his name on the back put "CONE" on the back which in the soccer world is derogatory. like you're a cone on the field. without tax/shipping $165 for an authentic jersey and $100 for a replica that i know for a fact costs $6 to make overseas. a kid's replica is $75
Cone, we're blaming Biden, AAU basketball and TikTok. Not corporate greed and supply/demand factors.
after biden's foolish policies to expect corporations to lower prices based on his plea tweets is moronic. but 50 years of gov i suspect he has little business acumen
Yeah, because it’s so cool for governments to impoverish their citizens. How dare those people complain against their masters for stealing their time and money 🙄
It's cute when you pretend to care about the impoverished. Nothing in the article dealt with impoverished people.
I haven't kept track of stuff but a few items we buy i have watched the prices. For example, the tomato juice we use for cooking was $1.82 and it's now $2.44, flank steak was $7.99/lb and it's now $10.99/lb, the yogurt my wife buys was $1.00 and it's now $1.18, some candy we buy was $8.99 for a container and it's now $10.99, Costco bacon (4 lb) was $12.99 it's now $16.99 but it got all the way up to $21.99. Milk has stayed about the same but eggs have dropped a bunch from their high point.
But you don't care about them. I actually help some of these people and in a couple of cases taken in kids from bad homes because parents were unwilling or unable to take care of basics.
I have been involved in nonprofit work for 25 years. The politicians you support have only made their lives harder. Their communities less safe. Their cost of living untenable.
It’s a knee jerk reaction because they don’t want to admit larger government (however you want to word it) is bad for people. Instead of blaming the government they attempt to shame or make fun of the citizens. It’s rubbish and yes Bitcoin fixes the issue.
Eggs and milk have dropped a great deal from their high, at least on the generic side, and since it's mostly the same product, that's what I have always gotten. Well...I get almond milk of late, so I can't speak to what it was.
Milk has stayed pretty consistent around here. In the Nashville area eggs and milk are quite a bit more expensive than here. I don't pay attention to products that we don't buy so I can't comment on them. It's amazing at the price difference between Kroger and Walmart on exactly the same item. Meijer is a little more expensive than Walmart but not as expensive as Kroger. I making the comparison based on things we buy.
Well, he's probably taking credit for the price coming down so it's only fair he gets the credit for the price going up. 🤣
White bread has gone up a lot.... we used to get a loaf of Kroger white bread for $1 and it's at least $1.79 now. And I agree with you on soft drinks... the price has more than doubled on them.
Same
That's the difference between Kroger being a grocery store, while Walmart/Meijer use grocery convenience as a way to draw people for other items. I shop at Meijer 90% of the time. They have a better meat counter than Kroger (locally at least) and lower prices. However, I rarely go to the other parts of Meijer, just the grocery.
Same
We go to Kroger for their deals that are priced low to draw us in. They probably lose money when we shop.
It's kind funny in a way because there's a Target grocery real close to us but we never go there... or almost never. We also buy stuff at Costco...We really like some of their stuff.
I never shop at Target. They miss me on both ends of their stores.We go to Kroger for their deals that are priced low to draw us in. They probably lose money when we shop.
