How will “8.6%” inflation affect Brown?

[Commercial Inside Release]

Inflation is a convenient place to hide price hikes...
Inflation leads to gouging, and permanently higher prices.

 

[DOK]

How the friend are they getting 8.6%. Food up 10% energy up 35%. They must think 90% of our budget is smoking products at 8%

That’s about right

 

[Wally]

The government causes inflation and they also measure the inflation so of course they’d find math trickery to make it as low as possible. They don’t count food and energy costs in their inflation metrics. It’s probably around 16-20% in reality.

Energy is everything and food prices started jacking up once Biden declared war on fossil fuels. High fertilizer prices affect everything.

 

[olroadbeech]

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wow...a nostradamus

 

[olroadbeech]

The government causes inflation and they also measure the inflation so of course they’d find math trickery to make it as low as possible. They don’t count food and energy costs in their inflation metrics. It’s probably around 16-20% in reality.

it's more like 40%.
Recently have been noticing some declines.....we shop on Amazon a lot and prices are coming down...still a lot higher from last year but down from the highs.

 

[UnionStrong]

The government causes inflation and they also measure the inflation so of course they’d find math trickery to make it as low as possible. They don’t count food and energy costs in their inflation metrics. It’s probably around 16-20% in reality.

Plus they compare the inflation rate to 40 years ago when they didn’t even figure it the same way. Devious bastards

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

it's more like 40%.
Recently have been noticing some declines.....we shop on Amazon a lot and prices are coming down...still a lot higher from last year but down from the highs.

Thank you for supporting the Chinese government

 

[ManInBrown]

Was in the mood for a little candy so I hit up my local Walgreens this morning. First package of candy I’ve probably bought in 4 years. Used to buy multiple items weekly so I’m well versed and remember what it used to cost. An item that I probably paid $1.79 max for last time I bought, was $5.49 lololololol. 8.6% lolololololololol

 

[UnionStrong]

Was in the mood for a little candy so I hit up my local Walgreens this morning. First package of candy I’ve probably bought in 4 years. Used to buy multiple items weekly so I’m well versed and remember what it used to cost. An item that I probably paid $1.79 max for last time I bought, was $5.49 lololololol. 8.6% lolololololololol

Scary

 

[Sissy Brown Short Shorts]

Scary

The people just overthrew the government in Sri Lanka today for having 50% inflation.

 

[Sissy Brown Short Shorts]

it's more like 40%.
Recently have been noticing some declines.....we shop on Amazon a lot and prices are coming down...still a lot higher from last year but down from the highs.

The biggest item I noticed was chlorine for my pool. A 40lbs bucket two years ago was 80$ couldn’t find any last year due to a shortage and this year I paid 200$ for a 40lbs bucket. Had to pay sticker for a car this year but had a great trade in value so it balanced out.

 

[Sissy Brown Short Shorts]

Energy is everything and food prices started jacking up once Biden declared war on fossil fuels. High fertilizer prices affect everything.

As do high fuel costs. Everything’s gotta move.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

The biggest item I noticed was chlorine for my pool. A 40lbs bucket two years ago was 80$ couldn’t find any last year due to a shortage and this year I paid 200$ for a 40lbs bucket. Had to pay sticker for a car this year but had a great trade in value so it balanced out.

I also want a new car this year but I passed on it

 

[DOK]

Energy is everything and food prices started jacking up once Biden declared war on fossil fuels. High fertilizer prices affect everything.

Putins gas hike!

 

[It will be fine]

The biggest item I noticed was chlorine for my pool. A 40lbs bucket two years ago was 80$ couldn’t find any last year due to a shortage and this year I paid 200$ for a 40lbs bucket. Had to pay sticker for a car this year but had a great trade in value so it balanced out.

Think the shortage/global pandemic/supply chain issues had anything to do with that price increase? WDFD supply chains will return to pre-pandemic normals soon enough as will inflation.

 

[Shift Inhibit]

I also want a new car this year but I passed on it

Nissan Altima ?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Nissan Altima ?

It's a big difference.
I want but I don't need

 

[Shift Inhibit]

It's a big difference.
I want but I don't need

Smart

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Smart

I bonds

 

[Wally]

Putins gas hike!

Pretty clever how he jacked prices up even before he invaded.