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avatar Patricia Lee

Are Doritos really $7 a bag? Yeah, we're about to make a lot of money! How, if nobody's buying them? What? Yeah, it looks like you've actually lost billions of dollars since raising prices. That can't be right! Sounds like greedflation backfired on you. I don't understand. You can only use inflation, natural disasters, and international crises as a

avatar Joseph Mitchell
A HUGE JUMP IN PRICES. GASOLINE 46.6%. FUEL OIL 59.1%. NATURAL GAS 28.1%. USED AUTOS 26.4%. BEEF 20.1%. PORK 14.1%. BACON 15.4%. CHICKEN 8.8%. EGGS 11.6%. MILK 4.3%. APPLES 6.7%. COFFEE 4.7%. BABY FOOD 7.9%. ELECTRICITY 6.5%. I DID THAT.

A HUGE JUMP IN PRICES. GASOLINE 46.6%. FUEL OIL 59.1%. NATURAL GAS 28.1%. USED AUTOS 26.4%. BEEF 20.1%. PORK 14.1%. BACON 15.4%. CHICKEN 8.8%. EGGS 11.6%. MILK 4.3%. APPLES 6.7%. COFFEE 4.7%. BABY FOOD 7.9%. ELECTRICITY 6.5%. I DID THAT.

avatar Zoe ZZZ
Men's suit in 1926 $50 Men's suit in 2026 $4300

Men's suit in 1926 $50 Men's suit in 2026 $4300

avatar jojo9
To all Crude oil hit $126/barrel during the Iran war. Now it's $85.59 as of today - down $40.41, or 32%. By that math, $4 gas should be $2.72. Somebody's screwing us. I don't think it's the war—I think it's oil companies.

To all Crude oil hit $126/barrel during the Iran war. Now it's $85.59 as of today - down $40.41, or 32%. By that math, $4 gas should be $2.72. Somebody's screwing us. I don't think it's the war—I think it's oil companies.

avatar John Paul
How things have changed. Everything gets smaller and more expensive. McDonald's People Together I'M

How things have changed. Everything gets smaller and more expensive. McDonald's People Together I'M "SPEEDEE" McDonald's 1970s BIG MAC MEAL $1.35 1990s BIG MAC MEAL $2.99 2026 BIG MAC MEAL $11.99

avatar Joseph Mitchell
For those wondering why the cost of everything has doubled. The United States federal government spent approximately $4.6 trillion in total on COVID-19 relief. Congress authorized roughly $4.7 trillion in total budgetary resources across six major relief laws enacted in 2020 and 2021. According to official data from USASpending.gov, $4.6 trillion o

For those wondering why the cost of everything has doubled. The United States federal government spent approximately $4.6 trillion in total on COVID-19 relief. Congress authorized roughly $4.7 trillion in total budgetary resources across six major relief laws enacted in 2020 and 2021. According to official data from USASpending.gov, $4.6 trillion o

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