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Turkey is only $0.49 a pound this week typically Publix sales turkey frozen their brand at $1 .49 per pound I want to see let's just keep the facts straight Charlie
Seems they are now trying to move their leftover stock...
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Old 11-27-2021, 08:45 AM
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How is your household coping with the high prices out there?
How am I coping, I don’t have a choice! Whether I’m coping or not we all have to do our best until it changes, if it does.
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Both of those statements are factually incorrect. It really isn't that hard to do a simple search, to find facts and the truth. Then again, it seems more and more people are completely uninterested in facts and the truth, so for some people embellishments/hyperbole are just easier to make - and to believe.

U.S. All Grades All Formulations Retail Gasoline Prices (Dollars per Gallon)

Inflation notches a fresh 30-year high as measured by the Fed'''s favorite gauge
I was in Chicago 3 weeks ago & gas was as high as $3.70. & traffic looks as bad as it was in the 90’s.
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Old 11-27-2021, 09:24 AM
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Inflation, not a thing we can do about it! I’m not cutting back on anything that I do at this point in my life..not many years left , so doing the best to Enjoy them. Happy Thanksgiving to all
Wrong. We CAN do something about it. Self inflicted wounds can be healed. Decisions have consequences.
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Actually the majority of Americans, and 80% of the people who call TV home are flush with cash....Individual Savings are at record highs, wages are up, and unemployment is at a 52 year low. If you know anything about economics....the inflation is driven by high demand for goods and services.
So to answer your question....I'm good!!!
Unemployment claims are at a 52 year low - not unemployment. In October, 2021, the unemployment rate was 4.6 percent. That is not a 52 year low. The number of unemployed persons was 7.4 million. In February, 2020, the unemployment rate was 3.5 percent and 5.7 million were unemployed.
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Unemployment claims are at a 52 year low - not unemployment. In October, 2021, the unemployment rate was 4.6 percent. That is not a 52 year low. The number of unemployed persons was 7.4 million. In February, 2020, the unemployment rate was 3.5 percent and 5.7 million were unemployed.

Good on you for explaining facts to the misguided that allow MSM to think and direct for them. No wonder we are in the situation we are in currently. We have people on MSM telling everyone that "all is OK, nothing to see here."
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I was in Chicago 3 weeks ago & gas was as high as $3.70. & traffic looks as bad as it was in the 90’s.
Chevron Premium is well over $5/gal in Orange County, CA where I came for Thanksgiving. It had been around $3/gal when I was here last, several months ago.

Ships are still lined up waiting at sea to get into LA and Long Beach Harbors. One's anchor broke an oil line a few months ago and caused a huge oil spill and oil slick. Stores are out of certain items and prices have gone way up. Shortages!

Look at used and new car prices; it is next to impossible to find a new car equipped just as one wants.

Although we are not yet circling the drain we are heading in that direction. What a mess!
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Yep that’s why it’s such a great idea to give gigantic tax breaks to the wealthiest🤔
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Kids with student loans could learn something with your statement......
If the government is gonna start forgiving student loans, how do I get my credit for paying my loans off.
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Inflation is here to stay as long as we suppress fossil fuel exploration, regulate, tax and flood the economy with borrowed dollars.
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Unemployment claims are at a 52 year low - not unemployment. In October, 2021, the unemployment rate was 4.6 percent. That is not a 52 year low. The number of unemployed persons was 7.4 million. In February, 2020, the unemployment rate was 3.5 percent and 5.7 million were unemployed.




The unemployment rate as late as April 2020, was 14.8%
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Yep that’s why it’s such a great idea to give gigantic tax breaks to the wealthiest🤔
When did the wealthiest get gigantic tax breaks???
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Yep that’s why it’s such a great idea to give gigantic tax breaks to the wealthiest
The top 10% paid over 71% of the personal income tax paid in 2018. In 1980 they paid slightly less than 50%.

Who Pays Income Taxes? - Foundation - National Taxpayers Union
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You are very lucky to be in a position where you thing this horrible inflation is “insignificant”…not all of us are…
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Why does this always turn into a p*****g contest about where people are from.
Because of the spouting off my country greater than your.
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