I built an 18 ft by 6.5 ft greenhouse on the side of the barn next to my garden. My cherry tomatoes have hundreds of blooms now. Should have time to make, so Im buying canning jars. I have collected about three years worth of canned goods. I am completely off grid with a solar and wind system that I pieced together before all the prices went up. Since I don't have electric or winter fuel bills, I use that money to buy preps. I burn wood in a stove that I made out of an old sandblasting tank my uncle was gonna toss for scrap. I found a semi truck tailpipe by the highway, and its welded to my stove. I'm cutting wood this week. I like your garden.
You are amazing. I don't know how you get everything done on your homestead, raising kids, being a wife plus your channel, and still manage to stay current with all the details going on in the world (most of which don't make the MSM news). Thanks for all you share here with us, including the inspiration and heads-up view. ❤
Great info. Another thing to consider buying ahead would be Christmas gifts for children/grandchildren. I’ve already started gathering stocking stuffers for my grandchildren and am focusing on useful items. Also, be sure to have some basic sewing supplies on hand for simple repairs (needles, thread, buttons, etc)
I think we will be going very basic for Christmas this year and it is a great idea you mentioned to buy useful items for gifts. I think each of my kiddos will be getting new mud boots. I always pick out food preservation and gardening tools for my husband to buy me for gifts:) As for the sewing items…..I am set! I used to sew and quilt quite a bit and am hoping to break my machine out during the cooler months to make some fun things for my girls like egg aprons etc!
My grocery bill has doubled since inflation took over, even with growing our own vegetables, it's still incredibly high. For us eggs are around $5 a dozen, and that's bulk buying. It is absolutely nuts.
Both Trump and Kamala say they will lower the rate. Regardless of who you vite for, you cannot stop inflation. Illusion is you thinking someone will bail you out. No one is coming to save you, save yourself.
When you do your next round of pigs, can you PLEASE do a how-to tutorial of processing and care? From breed you chose to food and housing to full slaughter (don't need to show that but explanation would be nice) and butchering out/processing? I would LOVE to see and know that! We have hesitated on pigs because we've been under the impression of being expensive and they take 10 mo to a year to grow out(idaho pasture pigs or heritage breeds). So I'd love to learn your ways!
Yes, Yes… when you get your little bacon seeds, please give us a rundown on how you go about raising them to processing age! We’ve been looking at getting a couple in the spring and would love to follow your lead! 🐖🐖🐖
I will do a video on this for you:) YT limits some of the processing footage that I can show, but Im sure I can give you a pretty good run down. It is so simple. You'll be surprised.
Would you mind to share what Garden Amendments you buy (and from where!) along with Preservation Must-Haves and from where (not jars or lids) ... Love watching you and always look forward to your real talk!
That is sad! They were an iconic brand but you don’t see it very often like you used to when I was a kid. They were built to last…not like the stuff we buy today.
I have been told that hay is going to be in short supply. I have stocked up on tooth paste soap etc plus food items. We have pigs and they are like you say easy except when they get out then they think it's play time. Good video Thanks.
We are preparing for pigs for early spring, getting our first fall hot box garden in and starts hardened off. It's a wonderful feeling to have a good plan and be working towards a goal of self sufficiency ♥️
The Fed is in a box now. If they had held fast on the interest rate, businesses and banks would continue to fail, and layoffs would rise, and the economy sinks. By lowering rates, they stabilize the business aspect, but inflation heats up, people quit buying, and the economy sinks. The sad part is that this inflation all started not because the economy was too good, but because the government out of control spending forced them to print too much money, driving the dollar value down. They were literally solving the wrong problem by raising rates.
Congress has been deficit spending for 20 years now. It is not an easy job to handle all this deficit spending Congress does. Big tax cuts just makes for bigger deficits. Inflation was put into place in 2020 with the high tariffs that were put into place and Congress handing out money like candy trying to keep everyone above water during the pandemic along with supply chain disruptions and shortages. The definition of inflation is too much money chasing too few goods.
I get them from a farm supply store. They are mainly just bone meal, blood meal, and green sand ( I try and buy 40 a 50 lb bags so that it is a cheaper cost. I found the peat moss on a super clearance deal in the walmart garden center.
We've been in a recession for almost2 years, and yes we'll be in a depression soon. That is, if they don't change the definition of it like they did with recession.
Depression is when prices are going down, Inflation is when prices are going up. A recession is a meaningful and extensive downturn in economic activity. A common definition holds that two consecutive quarters of decline in gross domestic product (GDP) constitute a recession. In general, recessions bring decreased economic output, lower consumer demand, and higher unemployment. Unemployment is low and consumer demand has been very good and the reason we have had inflation. When the Stock Market goes down quite a long ways that will be an indicator of a looming recession. We are not in a recession YET!!
Love your channel! Your enthusiasm is contagious for sure! I have tons of jars to share but do not know how to get them to you. I live not too far from where you are. Maybe about thirty minutes if you want them!
Listened to your video, lot of what you said made sense, but any recession or inflation won't be as bad or severe as your expecting. Thankfully that's good news for us all
@@MorganHillFarms False! When inflation was increasing so was the interest rates and now that inflation has been coming down and so are the interest rates. Inflation was much worse in the 70's and they took interest rates to 21 percent to get inflation under control. I lived through that period of time and will never forget it.
There are only 2 of us, but we spend @$600 a month on groceries, buying no frills from ALDI. Plus we have a small garden. I’m going to expand the garden next year.
The thing people don't realize is that the main thing that controls inflation is people's "willingness to pay" and "ability to pay". Advertisers try to make people believe they "need" a product to increase the willingness to pay. People's level of income controls the ability to pay. Increasing self sufficiency lowers willingness to pay and thus lowers inflation. For profit companies main goal is to get as much money from the people as possible. Inflation has nothing to do with their expenses. So, in depending on money to meet their needs, most people will find themselves struggling.
Its crazy, ladt nightI was tired and feeling lazy, so I went through the mcdonalds drive thru, I almist had a heart attack! Im in Fresno county,ca for 2 cheeseburgers& a fish sandwich, it was $14.33 never again,im going to be much more strict ill bring food with me& cook it home or where ever. With good planning I could of purchased pre nad patties and buns presluced cheese for less.
Just a silly McDonalds coffee is over 2$ here. It doesn't sound like much but I avoid fast food like the plague. I just can't stomach to costs these days.
Your content is awesome. You have studied a lot! What size jars do you use for your meals for your family? I live about 30 minutes from you and have many jars that have been given to me. Would love to share them if you would like them!
Recession or depression is like a forest fire ….. the big trees burn down and it allows the light to reach the bottom of the forest floor and the seedlings then get a great opportunity to grow and flourish.. PS a question… what is a speech mark pocketbook “of the American RUclipsrs referred to a pocketbook? What does it look like? Is it a book you keep in your pocket? I have a guess that it’s a euphemism for some kind of accounting system and not actually a physical book it comes from the time when people didn’t have money but they would keep account of what they owed each other, in a book so that sounds like quite a good idea. We could all do that now obviously it would rely on Trust anyway if someone could help me out I’d be interested to know.
were in a depression. im using credit cards to buy toilet paper even though im living at the lowest cost possible. its absolutely nuts I live in an apartment unfortunately but im considering getting quail that i can keep indoors. just females for eggs.
I went to Publix yesterday to look for some BOGO deals. They had some small bottles of olive oil, so I bought two. When I saw the price ring up, I wanted to faint. $25!!! For just a small/regular size bottle. Thank goodness I stocked up on several large bottles at Costco several months ago.
Oh boy oh boy , well . If you nailed it in this video. And it's a lot of content out there to alert people. But unfortunately many won't have the cash to do so . For some reason, well I believe was our lord making me doing more and more to prepare, it's been a mad house lately, canning , planting extra etc . $ 3.50 for a dozen of eggs? I wished! More like $ 5.25 where I live . May God help us all !
I'm so glad you've been doing as much as you could. That will be a blessing in the long run. I have no idea how high prices will go, but I definitely do not want to pay them.
@MorganHillFarms you definitely so right ! I'm getting ready to build a chicken coop on the fast side. I know, but it's better than nothing. Be blessed!
That is correct, YOU DO NOT KNOW. Egg prices have risen because of the severe Bird Flu epidemic. For more than two years, farmers have fought a battle with a fatal strain of bird flu that continues to disrupt the U.S. egg supply. At one point, the shortage sent the price of a dozen regular eggs soaring to almost $5. Prices retreated somewhat, but they’re going up again. Meanwhile, flocks of egg-laying hens are smaller because producers haven’t recovered from losses to bird flu over the past two years, Earnest says. “It seems like they can’t get over this bird flu outbreak issue.”
Swing state Wisconsin here and gas is under $3. There may be an election component but I think it’s mainly supply and demand. A lot more people work from home after the pandemic and drive less as a result. The high inflation we had seemed to track with the price of gas and diesel so it’s nice that’s let up some. Just hope the dollar stays strong. Being the reserve currency has been beneficial to the United States in that we have been able to somewhat mask our inflation by other countries holding dollars. So as less trade is done in dollars and more of the Brics nations trading in other currencies, the more dollars will come back to the United States which will cause more inflation. The Fed may want to maintain 2% but that soon won’t be possible. Well, unless the Yuan collapses first.
Hopefully the dock worker strike set for the 30th of September doesn’t occur. That will spike prices because I believe these are the ports our oil / fuel come into.
@@MorganHillFarms During the Bush years we had $140 crude oil and $2.00 gallon gas. Today we have $60 crude oil and $3.50 gallon gas. We have not built an oil refinery in 60 years and we lost 9 percent of our oil refinery capacity on 8-24-2021 with Hurricane Ida. We export crude oil now because we do not have the capacity to refine all the crude oil we produce. For 60 years all of our new refinery capacity has come from Ethanol and Soy Diesel.
@@cantwealljustgetalong2 The Federal Reserve started raising interest rates in March 2022 to combat inflation. Inflation has come down and thus rates were cut last month. The Fed is a independent agency and does not care about Election dates. Just ask Ronald Reagan when they took interest rates to 21percent and they stayed that way for a couple years to fight inflation before very slowly the rates came down for next 5 years to 16 percent.
My heart hurts for your situation. I am so sorry you are facing this. It must be overwhelming. I fear that you are in the majority, as most people are living paycheck to paycheck.
If you have room for lawn then you have room for more garden.. Get your medicinals planted.. Get your perennial gardens going for tea and herbs.. Lawns are stupid
I agree! But pasture is valuable for livestock! I love the tea garden idea:) I’m going to look into getting that in this next year. Thank you for the idea.
@@MorganHillFarms pasture is not lawn.. I'm just talking about the stuff you mow.. My house sits on 2.5 acres above the farm part of my homestead.. I can mow with a 22" push mower
Most recent Q2 2024 Starbucks results had a $1.05 billion profit on $9.11 billion in revenue, 526 new stores opened. I will definitely watch the Dock Workers issue, I was not aware of this.
When is inflation going to explode? Don't people need money to buy things to make inflation happen? All the information i have people are broke or in debt. I seen an ad near me buy a boat get an atv for free lol
Where did you get your economics degree from? Whats the bread basket ppp? Is five below shuttering stores. What about debt defaults, are they on the rise, e.g. car loans, credit cards etc.? Fear monger much?
Yes, debt defaults in the United States are increasing. In 2023, corporate debt defaults increased by 80%, the fastest increase since 2008. Debt delinquencies for credit cards and auto loans are increasing. Credit card debt increased by 16.6% between Q3 2022 and Q3 2023, and home equity revolving credit increased by 8.4% over the same period.
I built an 18 ft by 6.5 ft greenhouse on the side of the barn next to my garden. My cherry tomatoes have hundreds of blooms now. Should have time to make, so Im buying canning jars. I have collected about three years worth of canned goods. I am completely off grid with a solar and wind system that I pieced together before all the prices went up. Since I don't have electric or winter fuel bills, I use that money to buy preps. I burn wood in a stove that I made out of an old sandblasting tank my uncle was gonna toss for scrap. I found a semi truck tailpipe by the highway, and its welded to my stove. I'm cutting wood this week. I like your garden.
You are amazing!!!! All that you are doing sounds like a dream. I would love to be as self sufficient as you are. Well done!
Stock up on "beans, bandaids, bullion and bu//ets"
I agree with you 100%. It is nice to see a younger person that doesn't have their head in the sand.
Thank you! 4 years ago was a completely different story. 2020 changed my life forever - for the good.
You are amazing. I don't know how you get everything done on your homestead, raising kids, being a wife plus your channel, and still manage to stay current with all the details going on in the world (most of which don't make the MSM news). Thanks for all you share here with us, including the inspiration and heads-up view. ❤
You’re welcome! It is a busy season but there is so much important stuff happening that I just feel really pressed to share it!
Great info. Another thing to consider buying ahead would be Christmas gifts for children/grandchildren. I’ve already started gathering stocking stuffers for my grandchildren and am focusing on useful items. Also, be sure to have some basic sewing supplies on hand for simple repairs (needles, thread, buttons, etc)
Um, I will not perpetuate the lies.
I think we will be going very basic for Christmas this year and it is a great idea you mentioned to buy useful items for gifts. I think each of my kiddos will be getting new mud boots. I always pick out food preservation and gardening tools for my husband to buy me for gifts:) As for the sewing items…..I am set! I used to sew and quilt quite a bit and am hoping to break my machine out during the cooler months to make some fun things for my girls like egg aprons etc!
Pray for this country…please!
Yes!
That's prolly the best garden I've ever seen lol. Great video.
Wow, thanks!
In my area we try to not let the lawn get long because long grass means snakes.
My grocery bill has doubled since inflation took over, even with growing our own vegetables, it's still incredibly high. For us eggs are around $5 a dozen, and that's bulk buying. It is absolutely nuts.
It is crazy to see the prices keep inflating at such a fast pace!
Rice and beans today. Beans and rice tomorrow. Then fasting the next day. Repeat the cycle.....
People, please remember toget out and VOTE!
Amen!!!
Both Trump and Kamala say they will lower the rate. Regardless of who you vite for, you cannot stop inflation. Illusion is you thinking someone will bail you out. No one is coming to save you, save yourself.
Trump 2024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When you do your next round of pigs, can you PLEASE do a how-to tutorial of processing and care? From breed you chose to food and housing to full slaughter (don't need to show that but explanation would be nice) and butchering out/processing? I would LOVE to see and know that! We have hesitated on pigs because we've been under the impression of being expensive and they take 10 mo to a year to grow out(idaho pasture pigs or heritage breeds). So I'd love to learn your ways!
Yes, Yes… when you get your little bacon seeds, please give us a rundown on how you go about raising them to processing age! We’ve been looking at getting a couple in the spring and would love to follow your lead! 🐖🐖🐖
Yes please!
I will do a video on this for you:) YT limits some of the processing footage that I can show, but Im sure I can give you a pretty good run down. It is so simple. You'll be surprised.
Would you mind to share what Garden Amendments you buy (and from where!) along with Preservation Must-Haves and from where (not jars or lids) ... Love watching you and always look forward to your real talk!
Tupperware filed bankruptcy today. So sad.
I mean, they were a monopoly. Unfortunately for them, not a necessity when food is literally packaged in plastic containers. 😅
That is sad! They were an iconic brand but you don’t see it very often like you used to when I was a kid. They were built to last…not like the stuff we buy today.
Love, love, love all your content. Keep up the excellent work.
Thank you so much!
Always good info. Have a great day.
Thanks, you too!
I have been told that hay is going to be in short supply. I have stocked up on tooth paste soap etc plus food items. We have pigs and they are like you say easy except when they get out then they think it's play time. Good video Thanks.
We are preparing for pigs for early spring, getting our first fall hot box garden in and starts hardened off. It's a wonderful feeling to have a good plan and be working towards a goal of self sufficiency ♥️
The Fed is in a box now. If they had held fast on the interest rate, businesses and banks would continue to fail, and layoffs would rise, and the economy sinks. By lowering rates, they stabilize the business aspect, but inflation heats up, people quit buying, and the economy sinks. The sad part is that this inflation all started not because the economy was too good, but because the government out of control spending forced them to print too much money, driving the dollar value down. They were literally solving the wrong problem by raising rates.
I think they have some pretty nefarious plans and this is part of it.
Congress has been deficit spending for 20 years now. It is not an easy job to handle all this deficit spending Congress does. Big tax cuts just makes for bigger deficits. Inflation was put into place in 2020 with the high tariffs that were put into place and Congress handing out money like candy trying to keep everyone above water during the pandemic along with supply chain disruptions and shortages. The definition of inflation is too much money chasing too few goods.
What an incredible lady!!!! How do you source the garden amendments so early in the season?
I get them from a farm supply store. They are mainly just bone meal, blood meal, and green sand ( I try and buy 40 a 50 lb bags so that it is a cheaper cost. I found the peat moss on a super clearance deal in the walmart garden center.
When Starbucks finally goes out of business, you know society is healing.
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BRUTAL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My favorite homestead gardeners that became economic experts overnight but can't tell you what repo market is let alone bond market :)
very insightful
New to the channel. Good solid advice. Thanks.
We've been in a recession for almost2 years, and yes we'll be in a depression soon. That is, if they don't change the definition of it like they did with recession.
Depression is when prices are going down, Inflation is when prices are going up. A recession is a meaningful and extensive downturn in economic activity. A common definition holds that two consecutive quarters of decline in gross domestic product (GDP) constitute a recession. In general, recessions bring decreased economic output, lower consumer demand, and higher unemployment. Unemployment is low and consumer demand has been very good and the reason we have had inflation. When the Stock Market goes down quite a long ways that will be an indicator of a looming recession. We are not in a recession YET!!
The Feds .5 cut... is NOT a good thing. It is a sign of the crash coming.
The port strike came at a very bad time.
Love your channel! Your enthusiasm is contagious for sure! I have tons of jars to share but do not know how to get them to you. I live not too far from where you are. Maybe about thirty minutes if you want them!
I've been ready since Y2K fiasco.. At this point we are in maintenance mode.. I'm just popping the popcorn to watch the show
That is such a wonderful place to be in! I remember Y2K!!!!
Hello from NW Georgia . I have some of my brassicas planted a few more to go hopefully by Saturday. Love your channel 😊
That is great! So glad you are enjoying the channel
Listened to your video, lot of what you said made sense, but any recession or inflation won't be as bad or severe as your expecting. Thankfully that's good news for us all
I hope you are right! Historically, inflation rises after the rate cut so that is where my data and info were coming from:)
@@MorganHillFarms False! When inflation was increasing so was the interest rates and now that inflation has been coming down and so are the interest rates. Inflation was much worse in the 70's and they took interest rates to 21 percent to get inflation under control. I lived through that period of time and will never forget it.
All great info
There are only 2 of us, but we spend @$600 a month on groceries, buying no frills from ALDI. Plus we have a small garden. I’m going to expand the garden next year.
I think that is a good plan! You won’t ever regret growing more!
We make our own laundry detergent.. Have 2 years of ingredients stored up
The thing people don't realize is that the main thing that controls inflation is people's "willingness to pay" and "ability to pay".
Advertisers try to make people believe they "need" a product to increase the willingness to pay.
People's level of income controls the ability to pay.
Increasing self sufficiency lowers willingness to pay and thus lowers inflation.
For profit companies main goal is to get as much money from the people as possible. Inflation has nothing to do with their expenses.
So, in depending on money to meet their needs, most people will find themselves struggling.
Its crazy, ladt nightI was tired and feeling lazy, so I went through the mcdonalds drive thru, I almist had a heart attack! Im in Fresno county,ca for 2 cheeseburgers& a fish sandwich, it was $14.33 never again,im going to be much more strict ill bring food with me& cook it home or where ever. With good planning I could of purchased pre nad patties and buns presluced cheese for less.
Just a silly McDonalds coffee is over 2$ here. It doesn't sound like much but I avoid fast food like the plague. I just can't stomach to costs these days.
Your content is awesome. You have studied a lot! What size jars do you use for your meals for your family? I live about 30 minutes from you and have many jars that have been given to me. Would love to share them if you would like them!
All these stores closing up is the sign of their plan.
I like your approach. If you can stock pile key things, it’s a good idea.
Recession or depression is like a forest fire ….. the big trees burn down and it allows the light to reach the bottom of the forest floor and the seedlings then get a great opportunity to grow and flourish.. PS a question… what is a speech mark pocketbook “of the American RUclipsrs referred to a pocketbook? What does it look like? Is it a book you keep in your pocket? I have a guess that it’s a euphemism for some kind of accounting system and not actually a physical book it comes from the time when people didn’t have money but they would keep account of what they owed each other, in a book so that sounds like quite a good idea. We could all do that now obviously it would rely on Trust anyway if someone could help me out I’d be interested to know.
I have no idea what that is. I’ve never heard of it before.
Excellente vidéo bravo
À bientôt
Thank you:)
Yup
😊
On point.
Subscribed. Hello from Central Florida.
So glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much for subscribing:)
Lower interest rates mean more debt mean you own nothing and will be happy when you are living on the street.
were in a depression. im using credit cards to buy toilet paper even though im living at the lowest cost possible.
its absolutely nuts
I live in an apartment unfortunately but im considering getting quail that i can keep indoors. just females for eggs.
3 is 2..2 is 1 and 1 is none.
Great Show! Where did you say you order your bulk foods? Thanks!
Thank you! I order in bulk from Azure Standard
I went to Publix yesterday to look for some BOGO deals. They had some small bottles of olive oil, so I bought two. When I saw the price ring up, I wanted to faint. $25!!! For just a small/regular size bottle. Thank goodness I stocked up on several large bottles at Costco several months ago.
I saw orange juice at 8$ a few weeks ago. Crazy!
@@MorganHillFarms Yes the drought in South America has cut the supply. Weather matters.
😂 I can't imagine having enough to stock up anything. 😂
When people tell me inflation is going down, I say did the government stop deficit spending? Nope they’ll never stop
Oh boy oh boy , well .
If you nailed it in this video. And it's a lot of content out there to alert people. But unfortunately many won't have the cash to do so .
For some reason, well I believe was our lord making me doing more and more to prepare, it's been a mad house lately, canning , planting extra etc .
$ 3.50 for a dozen of eggs? I wished! More like $ 5.25 where I live .
May God help us all !
I'm so glad you've been doing as much as you could. That will be a blessing in the long run. I have no idea how high prices will go, but I definitely do not want to pay them.
@MorganHillFarms you definitely so right ! I'm getting ready to build a chicken coop on the fast side. I know, but it's better than nothing. Be blessed!
That is correct, YOU DO NOT KNOW. Egg prices have risen because of the severe Bird Flu epidemic. For more than two years, farmers have fought a battle with a fatal strain of bird flu that continues to disrupt the U.S. egg supply. At one point, the shortage sent the price of a dozen regular eggs soaring to almost $5. Prices retreated somewhat, but they’re going up again. Meanwhile, flocks of egg-laying hens are smaller because producers haven’t recovered from losses to bird flu over the past two years, Earnest says. “It seems like they can’t get over this bird flu outbreak issue.”
Great tips! Usually gas is cheap on election years and the fact that it isn’t really has me thinking it’s going to go way up next year…
Swing state Wisconsin here and gas is under $3. There may be an election component but I think it’s mainly supply and demand. A lot more people work from home after the pandemic and drive less as a result. The high inflation we had seemed to track with the price of gas and diesel so it’s nice that’s let up some. Just hope the dollar stays strong. Being the reserve currency has been beneficial to the United States in that we have been able to somewhat mask our inflation by other countries holding dollars. So as less trade is done in dollars and more of the Brics nations trading in other currencies, the more dollars will come back to the United States which will cause more inflation. The Fed may want to maintain 2% but that soon won’t be possible. Well, unless the Yuan collapses first.
Hopefully the dock worker strike set for the 30th of September doesn’t occur. That will spike prices because I believe these are the ports our oil / fuel come into.
@@MorganHillFarms During the Bush years we had $140 crude oil and $2.00 gallon gas. Today we have $60 crude oil and $3.50 gallon gas. We have not built an oil refinery in 60 years and we lost 9 percent of our oil refinery capacity on 8-24-2021 with Hurricane Ida. We export crude oil now because we do not have the capacity to refine all the crude oil we produce. For 60 years all of our new refinery capacity has come from Ethanol and Soy Diesel.
Spoke to my sister yesterday Dollar General is selling a dozen large eggs for 579
WOW! That is insane.
Check your 🍲🍯🍲 pots and pans. Having the proper size to fit your 👁️👁️ burners can save you money 💰💰.
I’m trying to teach that to my kids! They use the tiniest pot on the biggest burner😅
Interest rates or no interates; im not going back into the system.
No American dream now, just survive
So sad!
eggs are now $5-$10, crazyyyyyy
especially with the fed being political and reducing rates when they should be raised, inflation will definitely go up
Everything is so political and corrupt these days!
They have been raising rates for two years now. What rock have you been hiding under during this time frame?
@davidadcock3382 they havent touched rates in over a year till RIGHT before the election
@MorganHillFarms absolutely, now magically right before the election they want to reduce rates smh
@@cantwealljustgetalong2 The Federal Reserve started raising interest rates in March 2022 to combat inflation. Inflation has come down and thus rates were cut last month. The Fed is a independent agency and does not care about Election dates. Just ask Ronald Reagan when they took interest rates to 21percent and they stayed that way for a couple years to fight inflation before very slowly the rates came down for next 5 years to 16 percent.
Living paycheck to paycheck this is insane I feel I’m one check away from homelessness 😮
My heart hurts for your situation. I am so sorry you are facing this. It must be overwhelming. I fear that you are in the majority, as most people are living paycheck to paycheck.
Oh yeah. Obama is prepared too! Have You heard/ read about the monster sized propane storage that He has at Home Martha’s Vineyard?
Ugh! Makes me very angry to hear this. But......propane storage is a good idea.
inflation will absolutely surge with the fed being political and reducing rates when they should actually be raised
Agree 100%
Inflation is ABOUT to surge? Tell me you're living in a microcosm without SAYING you are 😂
@@TheHonestPeanut lowering rates is a stock market positive and creates massive inflation. Did you sleep through economics class?
800 a MONTH for a family grocery bill? Not since the 90s.
Aldi! I could fill 2 carts over flowing for 200$ each week. That was in 2017
@@MorganHillFarms I could fill two carts over flowing for $10 each week. That was 1972.
If you have room for lawn then you have room for more garden.. Get your medicinals planted.. Get your perennial gardens going for tea and herbs.. Lawns are stupid
I agree! But pasture is valuable for livestock! I love the tea garden idea:) I’m going to look into getting that in this next year. Thank you for the idea.
@@MorganHillFarms pasture is not lawn.. I'm just talking about the stuff you mow.. My house sits on 2.5 acres above the farm part of my homestead.. I can mow with a 22" push mower
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Most recent Q2 2024 Starbucks results had a $1.05 billion profit on $9.11 billion in revenue, 526 new stores opened.
I will definitely watch the Dock Workers issue, I was not aware of this.
When is inflation going to explode? Don't people need money to buy things to make inflation happen? All the information i have people are broke or in debt. I seen an ad near me buy a boat get an atv for free lol
OMG I thought for a sec you were to beg for money printing.
Bidenomics at its finest
I'm so sick of this Obama economy!
I think most of us are
Stock Market keeps making new highs almost daily. It is a Rough World out there!!
Might not wanna tell everyone what you have or plan to obtain. Talking a bit too much.
try $ to $9 dollars a dozen where I am
Oh goodness! That is insane!
Better vote BLUE and make sure trump goes away!!
Where did you get your economics degree from? Whats the bread basket ppp? Is five below shuttering stores. What about debt defaults, are they on the rise, e.g. car loans, credit cards etc.? Fear monger much?
Im not too sure you have any idea what my degrees are in. But you can guess:)
Yes, debt defaults in the United States are increasing. In 2023, corporate debt defaults increased by 80%, the fastest increase since 2008. Debt delinquencies for credit cards and auto loans are increasing. Credit card debt increased by 16.6% between Q3 2022 and Q3 2023, and home equity revolving credit increased by 8.4% over the same period.
@@dominique8233 And the Stock Market keeps making new highs almost daily!
Panic! panic! panic! Be afraid! The end is near. Only the orange savior can protect us from doom.