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  1. Youโ€™re not alone. I am retiring from walmart. Mostly due to the incompetence and hostility of store management & the Home Office towards the employees. The massive greed of the home office bled the employees of hours & wages. I saw the costs/sales ratios. Robbery used to be a crime.

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  2. I live in Tampa, Florida. Their ad comes out on Thursday. Tuesday, the price for gatorade zero was $5.46 for either an eight pack or twelve pack. Today? They were at $6.12 each. 2 days in the same week the prices are good for. A loaf of bread went from $4.49 to $5.19. Increased in 2 days.๐Ÿ‘ฟ

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  3. 135% in 5 years ๐Ÿ™„. Get real

    The cumulative inflation rate in the US from 2020 to today (August 7, 2025) is approximately 24.21%, according to In2013dollars.com. This means that prices, on average, have increased by about 24.21% since 2020. Specifically, $1 in 2020 is now worth $1.24

    $100 in 1635 is now equivalent to $3,873.07 in 2025.

    Inflation Rate between 1635-2025 | Inflation Calculator

    $100 in 1635 is now equivalent to $3,873.07 in 2025.

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  4. Just wait until this fall when there's nothing to eat because nobody was harvesting anything this summer because #PresidentPedo deported the Farm Workers.

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  5. What she doesnโ€™t mention is that all the money from Tarrifs ends up in Government accounts that Trump can use to pay for his ballrooms, personal golf trips, jet upgrades and Maralago hotel rooms for his staff and security.

    The Tarrifs enrich Trump so he has no reason to reduce them

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  6. People will be surprised to find out that lots of folks can in fact go on living like this.

    Or more specifically, that they eventually just decide to accept that things are more expensive and start cutting back.

    Things aren't gonna get cheaper or go backwards afterall.

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  7. This is the time to dump those unhealthy foods and start cooking real food like our grandparents did. There are many ways to make a quick, delicious and healthy meal for less money than the convenience foods. Once you learn how, you wonโ€™t want to go back. Iโ€™m happy to give some ideas to non-cooks.

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  8. Okay hear me out.....

    I can remember feeling this way back when 1 subject spiral notebooks weren't 10 cents a piece, when the snack bags of chips went up from 25 cents/ 4 for $1 to 35 cents/3 for a dollar And again when gas went above $2 for the 1st time. I could see nothing was sustainable๐Ÿ˜ฉ

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  9. Wages: โ†‘ 19% since 2020

    Groceries: โ†‘ 135% Rent: โ†‘ 30โ€“50% (some areas โ†‘) Car insurance: โ†‘ 20โ€“33% Electricity: โ†‘ 25โ€“40% Gas: โ†‘ 35โ€“60%

    This is unsustainable.

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  10. Retirees are never going to be able to afford this. Itโ€™s evident that this inflation is going to kill us and therefore save Social Security from going bankrupt. Itโ€™s โ€œtheirโ€ plan.

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  11. Thatโ€™s what the BBB gets you! 4 Trillion โ€œnew dollarsโ€ printed to compete with your hard earned dollars. Itโ€™s called hyper inflation and its here to stay.

    Why we should buy land with water, stocks with a ROTH, Cardano, tools, assets. Dollars are officially trash.

    Thanks GOP!

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  12. The 4 pack of muffins at the local grocery store that was $3.99 as recently as 2023 is now $5.99, that's 50% inflation in 2 years! So much winning ๐Ÿ™„

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  13. 2/3 E.g fab planes & golfing away days & reducing taxes for wealthy cronies & himself & a massive gestapo enforcement agency. Didn't understand the effects of what he's doing or listen to experts who know. Instead of declining, inflation unmanageable. Americans did this to themselves.

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  14. 1/3 If Biden's policies continued, inflation would have continued to decline & wages would slowly catch up. There's always a time lag. But US elected POTUS of inflationary obsessions: tariffs & mass removals of immigrant workers, while alienating US trading partners & expensive corruption (cont).

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  15. But according to trump billions of dollars are flowing into the U.S. because of those big beautiful tariffs.

    Yet we normal non billionaire citizens know his fairytale story is a big ugly fucking lie.

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  16. ..but does she (and others) relate it to the Trump administration, Thiel and Musk?

    Life is less affordable while golden ballrooms are built, but MAGA allways blames someone else, like their fuhrer does

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  17. The music is about to stop in so far as the middle class may have to take two vacations per year instead of three. All of my siblings are middle class with white collar jobs. They are fine. They will continue to be fine. They are also unbothered that the low wage/poor/disabled/elderly are not fine.

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  18. I bought the items for 3 nights worth it dinner, no left overs at all plus some topo Chico and a few snacks for my son while on summer vacation. $200. I live in SoCal. I thankful make enough that I am not literally finically destroyed by that but if it continues I will be.

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  19. Wow! I have noticed that 12 seltzer water cans used to go on sale almost every week for 3/$8 or $10. Now one is $5.50. I stopped drinking seltzer water because of that.

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  20. When Trump tariffs totally kick in the cost of those groceries will be double and maybe even more.

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