So true. A lot of companies just raise their price because others are raising prices
I've not been on a plane in ages that is not about 100% full. I've been on a couple where there was one or two empty seats.
And as long as they have a D beside their name. 🤣 🤣
I have flown about 11 round trips this year, by my count, all beginning and ending in Florida. I can certainly count on my fingers (likely on just one hand) the total number of empty seats on the 25+ flights, combined (a few trips had layovers).
You turn down wonderful offers to take a later flight, just so others in extreme need who are less privlidged than you, can't get to their love ones in a time of need? You make me sick. 1%'er.
opps, it was a typo..
Like I said, I don’t know. 🤷🏼♂️ This was Southwest with the kiddos. Southwest seems to be the family airline. Just my experience last week.
Southwest has had major problems in recent months. They also jack up their prices as tickets sell and planes fill up, preventing reaching capacity.
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My reply was one of surprise at a poster saying he had seen Florida flights only 65% full. I found that hard, but not impossible, to believe. It had nothing to do with how it was paid for. Your response to OS only backs my post…less flights would tend to make existing ones more crowded.
Sorry, it was an inflation thread kind of talking about the economy. The links were just showing that there are other answers out there for things that may not follow conventional wisdom.
It is like this, a millionaire can stand to be negligent with their money for a longer period of time than someone living check to check but eventually the bad decisions will make an impact to everyone.
Let's all hope it is wrong and we don't get that second wave.
I’d argue they have been harmful. The disappearance of the middle class, destruction of families, growing wealth inequality, unaffordable housing, rising tuition costs have been because of sh#t money, deficits, and etc. The issue with your claim (and my claim) is we don’t have a simulation to compare to where the past 60 years had sound money.
I agree. If we make it to the end of 2024 and inflation is under 3%, I’ll feel a lot better.
And if only we could get ride of that pesky 8-9% that the 3% is setting on top of. Then it's game on!
I didn’t realize it was a celebration when inflation is 50% higher than the FEDs target 🙄
Lol…doesn’t work that way. Treat inflation like your first wife, those prices are gone forever 🤣
^^^Thanks the guy that smacked him down for helping him up afterwards^^^😂😂
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Maybe. But we are supposedly in the midst of a recession. It's the most mild recession in decades.
Pay for New Hires Is Shriveling
After years of salary increases, businesses across the economy say they’re reducing starting salaries for recruits.
Bidenomics failing.
Maybe Snake, mcm, and Joe will get the deflation they are searching for after all. 🤷♂️Pay for New Hires Is Shriveling
After years of salary increases, businesses across the economy say they’re reducing starting salaries for recruits.
Bidenomics failing.
No, inflation is cooling.Pay for New Hires Is Shriveling
After years of salary increases, businesses across the economy say they’re reducing starting salaries for recruits.
Bidenomics failing.
12 mo inflation rates
www.usinflationcalculator.com
Most likely. The FED can only do so much, with the amount of debt we have. Their only option is to monetize the debt. Unfortunately, the America public is too stupid to understand it and will continue voting for people like Biden.
