Here is a graph that shows what happens to food prices every time the Fed 'stimulates' the economy with money printing. The government conveniently doesn't count food and energy prices, the two things people use every day, when calculating the inflation rate. In other words, they lie.
BEAHAHAHA, The Wall Street Daily pointing out what a great deal food is! Riiiiight.
That's why my grocery bill has gone up from eighty dollars a week to a hundred and twenty for the exact same items since his highness moved into the White House.
And my income hasn't. Take your 'inflation adjusted' propaganda elsewhere.
BEAHAHAHA, The Wall Street Daily pointing out what a great deal food is! Riiiiight.
That's why my grocery bill has gone up from eighty dollars a week to a hundred and twenty for the exact same items since his highness moved into the White House.
And my income hasn't. Take your 'inflation adjusted' propaganda elsewhere.
Corn is up 29 percent this year alone (Corn affects virtually all other food prices, as it's used for feed and used in a lot of other food type products.) Soybeans up 18% this year.
BS, unless you buy one that was butchered in Mexico. Decent Rib Eye has gone from $5 a pound in '08 to Seven or eight bucks a pound currently. We bought some Mexican ones for five bucks/# and they were tougher than hell.
BS, unless you buy one that was butchered in Mexico. Decent Rib Eye has gone from $5 a pound in '08 to Seven or eight bucks a pound currently. We bought some Mexican ones for five bucks/# and they were tougher than hell.