Prepare For Chaos: Rush To The Store And Stock Up Food Items Now! Things Are Getting Crazy
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2024
- Grocery prices have surged by a staggering 30% in just four years! But how did we get here? After World War II, the grocery industry was built on affordability and abundance. But today, the landscape has drastically changed. The pandemic disrupted supply chains, giving grocery giants the green light to hike prices while selling less food. Join us as we uncover the shocking truth of why you should go and stock up on food from the store.
I dropped sodas for good. Saving money and feel better too.
I switched to tea and sometimes coffee. 100% better feeling
Pop is death
Many if not most carbonated sodas have phosphorus which leaches calcium from teeth and bones. Not just sugar is the bugaboo here.
Sodas are the biggest waste of money. I suggest everyone drop them as these companies have no reason to drop prices on those. No one NEEDS soda.
Well that's actually where you are wrong as a person with stomach problems mostly acid reflux my stomach produces way too much stomach acid I take medicine for it and the medicine does a pretty decent job however I do require a can or to Coke a day it's nice if I have it now I've had to go without it and of course I have survived and it's been fine but I will say for that added extra comfort to my stomach to have a cold can of Coke or sometimes to pour it over ice and sip it it actually really makes it feel even better than just running my stomach straight on medicine.
So your dumbass concept that nobody eats soda yeah I got news for you that's not true.
Groceries are rising so fast! I am shocked every time I go in the store.
If you think it's expensive, then just grow your own!
Well as someone who originated from an area where we really could grow our own food and preserve it ourselves I can say that a lot of us were forced into the city now I'm trying to make headway to get back out in the countryside but I can tell you that it's not easy so what you have is a whole host of people who are unwillingly dependent upon the grocery store because they have zero room to grow anything you can do some growing of stuff here pots I know my dad has a container garden at this point and you can take the gardener out of the countryside but you cannot take the gardener out of the man.
And you can produce a hell of a lot of produce that way problem is simply you're going to need room even for the container so if you don't have basically a conventional house frontage if you don't have a decent sized porridge that is well lit with the sunlight etc or you don't have hardly a yard then you're going to be extremely limited on what you can grow and or how much you can grow and that's the major problem I mean take a poor fucker living somewhere in Chicago or New York you know they may have it one time lived on the farm or they may have came from suburban Midwest but now they're basically stuck in these big cities and can't get out unless of course they were to just leave everything they own and literally walk out so what the hell are they supposed to do unfortunately this accounts for a large portion of the population even big cities within the Midwest take Columbus Ohio for example there's virtually no room to grow anything and what you do grow you run into the risk that some neighbor bastard is going to whine to whatever council or worse yet and HOA and they're going to want to uproot your tomato plants.
@@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073 Not everyone has that luxury to have a garden, or raise livestock. I did, however we lost our farm due to the fire. Never been able to find an affordable place like that again. Where we are at now, we are not allowed to have a garden, or raise livestock. And not much room for food storage or canning. You can loose all you have worked for in an instant due to a disaster like, fire, flood, earthquake, volcanic eruption, tornado, hurricane, job loss, unpaid medical bills, mortgage and property tax hikes, death of loved ones. Best we can do now is live one day at a time, and prepare for our heavenly rewards.
@rightsdontcomewithpermits7he made comment SFB's 073
@@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073 It is super expensive. Not everyone has the luxury of being able to grow their own food!
What part if 'Famine" is misunderstood? Matthew 24:7
“For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.”
We understand it. But when you take it from a fictional book, we ignore it.
@@FOHguy Ramen! No book needed to know that humans are greedy and will stomp each other to hoard
@@FOHguyyour lazy
@@Bob-gn8ph Sure Bobby
@@FOHguylol awww man you guys are going to see th U.S fall
Start gardening
We all need to grow gardens
Put a pot plant in your yard and see how long it lasts. The thugs will rob your garden and you when things get that bad.
Plenty of bottled water and rice and tinned food boys and girls
yup barter prep till we die ww3
Quality of the food has gone downhill! Produce is the worst!
Have you noticed how quickly it goes bad too? They are not even making it to the "best buy" dates.
The positive result of this inflation: I cut out most of the processed food in my diet because I can not afford them. I'm eating healthier. I'm growing my own food, and I feel so much better!!
Radon is in the ground youre using though
@@hugh2hoob668 Nope organic soil
In these uncertain times, it's more important than ever to have a solid understanding of how to manage your finances, invest wisely and navigate economic downturns. But my primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $240k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I'm all in on the long term game, but with my savings are lying waste to inflation and my portfolio losing gains everyday, I need a remedy.
If you need advice, consider speaking with a financial advisor. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.
you are completely right, Advisors have information and paths that are not disclosed to the public.. I profited £560k in 2022 under the tutelage of my Fiduciary-counselor. Am I selling? Absolutely not.. I am going to sit back and observe how this all plays out.
That's impressive! I could really use the expertise of this manager for my dwindling portfolio. Who’s the professional guiding you?
My CFA ’Melissa Terri Swayne’ , a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
I checked Melissa up out of curiosity and i must say i am impressed by her Credentials. i emailed her already, waiting on her response.
I don’t drink soda. Haven’t in years. Water is fine.
That's all you need. Coffee too
Been stocked up! Then I eat it all lol!
80% of america is paycheck to paycheck unable to afford a 400 dollar emergency. Yeah government is provideing a bright future right joe
JB is all over this
You’re typing on your iPhone aren’t you? You know that’s a want not a need, right?
You will own nothing 😢
us is fked 2027 its all over ww3 with china look it up folks
Well the statistic on that has actually been running for well over a decade and it's been said that most Americans so you can go with 50% you could even scream 95% within especially the past 18 years that they cannot afford a $500 cash emergency they don't have the cash they don't have it in the bank they don't have it in the house and for the most part that is of their own fault a lot of these idiots even if they make good money they live via credit cards and so most of their paycheck goes to pay the credit card everybody and other assorted loans such as car or house they don't really deal in cash and they primarily deal of credit and it's basically fuck them in the ass but it was a decision they made so this actually goes way back beyond crazy Joe.
The incompetence and corruption that runs through this administration are getting more ridiculous. I feel for people with disabilities not getting the help they deserve. Thank you Joyce Wooldridge, imagine investing $1.200, and receiving $10,000 in 4 days.
Let's face it.. buying more stocks & index funds during stock markets are scary. Which makes it really hard to do for mostly people like me. I have 330k I want to transfer into an s&s isa but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it.
You are right! Especially at this moment. Profits Can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transaction should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.
No doubt!!Joyce Wooldridge are highly responsive and always follow up to make sure my needs and questions are met.we were saving for a deposit to allow us to move to a new house , & it was successful.
You're right! The very first time I tried. I invited $1,400 and after a 4days, I receive $10,000, that really helped us a lot to pay up our bills.
Please i'm new to this, how can i get her assistance?
People cant afford these prices,we are seeing it everywhere,and we can see the humanitarian crisis,so prepare your home and God bless us all
Get water!!
America is falling. In debt 34 trillion just in Medicare/Medicade alone.. She can’t pay her debts and I don’t think she plans to..
34t? Holy crap last I looked it was 21T. WTH!
I remember when a government in the Soviet Union was messing with the food prices, food started to disappear. 😂.
'Breakfast' it means, breaking a long duration of not eating while your sleeping (fasting) It was taught to us, 'breakfast the most important meal of the day' it's NOT and certainly not anything 'sugar' Fasting periods are more healthy than eating regularly. **Save on food bills.. dont eat break-fast til noon**
Intermittent fasting has been shown to be extremely healthy. Check Dr. Sten Ekberg's you tube channel. Very informative and I will attest to effectiveness.
Its spring time. First to go in are taters. Most folks can't afford to stock. Buy seeds and garden. Do it in buckets if you have to.
Abso-fucking-lutely 💯 right MawMaw.
Seeds are cheap, groceries expensive.
Been saying this for 3 years now.
Use the discounted "eyed" potatoes for planting. Lots of videos online for instruction.
@@dandycat2204Next question, how many people know how to grow them?
@@marktopping4576
Potatoes?
Put compost in bag/pot, put potatoes in bag, cover with compost.
Water regularly.
Pretty much the same with anything.
Can you learn tricks to improve yields.
Absolutely.
Check any of the 100s of gardening channels available on RUclips.
@@dandycat2204 I mean the growing food part, not just potatos.
The reason Kelloggs is surprised by consumer resilience is because people are eating cereal for dinner instead of better alternatives.
Saw a ad recently about having cereal for dinner
@@clinetime2022A little perspective please! Do you think people during the Depression would have scuffed at eating cereal for dinner? I don't think so!
Here in The Netherlands, we have alternatives for A-brands. Instead of Mars or Tony Chocolonely's there are much cheaper chocolate bars of less famous brands, same applies to Cola or other soda's, etc. Since consumers are still buying chocolate, crisps, and Cola, there still isn't a food crisis. I have given up buying Cola, chocolate already some time ago favoring the bare necessities, like eggs, milk and vegetables over those A-brands
The Skyrocketing Rent Prices is the Biggest Problem in America!
The problem in America is an easy credit system.
Most definitely. That problem needs to be addresses first and foremost. These companies are screwing us.
The easy credit system in America has largely been designed and or allowed to be that way ever since the 90s particularly the mid-90s on to allow for the supposed growth of middle class in other words if you cut off credit tomorrow most of the people possibly including yourself with no longer be middle class.
Of course I can say that the credit situation is allowed for prices to go completely stupid if Bob is wanting to buy a house and you want to make it realistic for Bob to buy the house out of Bob's pocket because there's no lenders or there's very limited then the price would obviously be low right but if you allow for hundreds of thousands of dollars of home loans to be written then all of the sudden that's what houses cost.
This spills over into the rent market because most landlords have everything finance you see they don't really have a choice either of course you have those who straight up build a rental empire and perhaps you were local area on credit they would buy one house they would keep it for next number of years build that equity for doing nothing more than simply holding it baby turn around and borrow against it go and buy another and of course all of the tenants are paying mortgages and taxes plus providing them with a little bit of profit that's business but of course I'm saying that that problem has got worse it used to be back when houses were affordable and I'm talking the early 60s the early 60s I know I had a neighbor that talked about how that's how they built their rental empire was the early 60s because of that time you could go to pretty much anywhere you wanted in the immediate area and buy a house for literally $2,000 so even if they financed it they were able to pay it off super quick and of course this meant that every dime they collected outside of the property tax but of course you just made the tenant pay the property tax of course this was back before property taxes went completely stupid of course even that landlord talks about how most other landlords use the property tax as a means of justifying higher rent when in reality the property tax doesn't go up every year it only goes up every 3 to 5 years and if you look your accounting and or city will have a schedule for taxes it is something that doesn't necessarily go up every year but it is a famous excuse.
So as rentals became more and more financed and a lot of landlords got the business of simply leaning on those rentals for money in other words every time they wanted to buy a new boat they went mortgage the rental so then they had to raise rates.
The big cover up of last decade or shall I say the mid-2000 especially was the fact that there was a lot of landmarks that were over extended and they were technically forced to give up some of their rentals they have done their best to cover this up the system does particularly want you to know that because it signifies that there is a portion of the middle class or say the upper middle class that is in a lot of financial trouble it's like right now A lot of people are talking about the office space apocalypse or the commercial rental apocalypse so whether it be a storefront or office space that's going to blow up that's the big thing that's going to blow up in real estate the housing market is one thing but commercial property is definitely a problem here's what they don't talk about they don't talk about the other third option when it comes to commercial property and that is simply your landlord's rental business and of course it ain't just private guys even the conglomerates have these joints financed to hell and back to the degree sometimes they really are able to buy them out right but there's a certain amount of those that they do have debt on.
You can only charge so much because people can only pay so much at what point do you step out of the realm of realistic and ultimately price yourself out of business you see that's a problem in every business not just rental properties so you've got the prices over the grocery store going nuts oh wow at the same time you have the cost of the shelter to put the groceries in going crazy at what point does it drop out at what point is it declared no one can really afford this anymore of course A lot of it also harkens back jobs the jobs don't pay really worth shit especially in comparison with the applied inflation see a lot of people talk about how the raising of minimum wage caused or will cause inflation that can happen but I can say that the inflation has largely been applied before the call for minimum wage increases had happened but a lot of people don't really want to recognize that because they're polarized one end or the other on the political spectrum of the topic they don't leave the politics behind and just look at the actual economics.
So basically by the time we got to 2011 I know that I had said in my family did we've crossed the point of no return it doesn't really matter if the state or the federal government declares minimum wage needs to be the following or if every employer in your town were to magically wake up one morning and decide that they're not going to pay any less than the proverbial $15 an hour right or even if they decided they're all going to pay everybody $18 an hour it does not matter because here's the bitch everywhere in town wants a piece of that money so the grocery store is going to get a memo by noon right and every landlord will be informed by that evening so if your lease is coming up and you happen to work for company X or if they feel that you're going to get a raise at some point based on so many companies in the area have doled out raises and no matter if their mass is accurate on their calculations of what that race is worth they're going to write the new renewal of the lease to take pretty much most of it whether you can really truly afford it or not matter if you've actually received the raise it doesn't matter if they project that you're going to get one within 6 months they want it figured in so they can collect it and they don't have to violate the lease or they don't have to wait for the lease to be up in order to collect it later they build that in but in the process right they've put a lot of people out on their ass doing so.
and then of course you get the dick waggers to show up and talk about how you just need to get a better job problem is is there's better jobs don't exist I mean I've seen professional jobs that at one point in time would pay no less than $40,000 a year even as fucking data entry and now they're talking about paying your 13 to $15 an hour it's bullshit.
It's basically why I left retail management about your 1350-15 an hour check out the job boards you will find those it's not perhaps every company but it is the majority it's quickly becoming the majority outside of bigger businesses like Walmart or Target but on the other hand I can say that yeah actually there's a lot of Heather big box retailers that's doing it too they're basically devaluing the jobs which of course I believe is what 2020 was all about that was the reset when it comes to the job market.
Basically they're flying under the concept that they shoved all of the experienced talent out of the door so what they got in was basically bodies on the floor that were technically trainable and capable but they don't supposedly have the experience so they use Madison means to pay for less so the idea was to stay purposely engineered a situation to where they would shove the older folks out the door supposedly and or even some younger talent out the door and then they would recruit what they consider to be virtually no talent in and then they would use that as a means to pay them less then when they get ready to cycle them out and attempt to get the experience people back in what happens is they want to offer significantly less because then they claim this is now the going rate it was a reset of wages.
The truth is just simply experience hasn't really truly mattered in literally 15 years.
You could probably argue 20 but for the immediate realm of problems that we face I'm going to go with 15.
So basically what we have is a world where everything is doubly over financed meaning that alone has driven up the cost you have a situation where wages are largely stagnant simply because wages haven't risen with the rate of inflation I mean even if you took it from the year 2000 to 2010 the wage is still really didn't rise the way they were supposed to.
At some point that does blow up everybody because at some point people are going to have to have more it's not a matter of they're just purely demanding it's a matter of they actually need the problem is if they're given it it's going to work for about 2 months and then everybody's going to show up at one more of that meaning they're in a better off than they were before the race this is why I say we've crossed the point in return so then it creates the environment of real stagflation which is more so the mindset of the Soviet Union in the late 80s which was they pretend to pay us so we pretend to work.
I would say that's where we are this is why in 2008 through 2010 we saw the rise of the work ethic propaganda and this is why today they're still idiots to think it's fashionable to continuously go on about it's not that people are really lazy like it's projected it's simply they're acting their wage I mean if you're faced with a certain amount of homelessness and of course high cost of living what the fuck really is your motivation to do all of the shit and to be honest there really is no motivation so it is stacked the job market is stacked there again even if they did give the race it's not much help because eventually everything that makes up the system mostly other businesses are going to want that they're all out for a percentage of whatever it is you make.
Americans savings? NOBODY HAS SAVEINGS. ONLY CREDIT DEBT
Speak for yourself
We have always lived BELOW our means and now enjoy a buffer through savings.
@@FOHguy speaking for yo momma
Plenty have savings
@@coewhat Just when you think there will be an intelligent conversation about a subject, along comes #@coewhat.🤦
I have a jug,i add water,juice,lemon,and tag along with it,saves from buying high price drinks while out,and it does work,and i buy soda for home for my soda craves,when i shop,i pick up extra can foods to put away from my daily pantry,for hard times
I do the same thing
Both of you have got it together.
I'm thinking of buying a pig and calling it a financial support animal.
Funny man😂😂😂
Nice
😂😂😂😂
Thieves will pay a price in the end. God is the judge of us all.
Which God? Zeus?
John Kerry makes me physically ill😮
Lurch...
All reptilian hybrids make me sick. This is what he said: "When you start to think about it, it's pretty extraordinary that we - a select group of human beings because of whatever touched us at some point in our lives - are able to sit in a room and come together and actually talk about saving the planet," he said. "I mean, it's so almost extraterrestrial to think about saving the planet."
First, it was stagflation that was the problem. Now it's greedflation, imagine that!
Gouging is at least 30% of the increase in cost of living. Since the word 'stagflation' was first coined some 50 years ago, the rich have gotten much richer since then, with the top 1% controlling 27% of the money supply, the top 1% richer than all of the middle 60% put together, and the top 1% having 16X the wealth of the bottom 50%, so the word 'greedflation' does have an appropriate feeling.
@@user-ws4sm4lz6q I agree, you're preachin' to the choir!
Well the stagflation situation I guess if you're talking in the realm of the past 18 years was relatively short list and I can say that they used the stagflation between my arguably but definitely between and 13 for example as a means of saying that it's stable because of course it was stag I mean nothing was really on the up but nothing was really on The den now you had individual businesses and people who definitely took the fall you have a lot of that going on yes but overall the stagnation of things via the mostly no growth within the overall economy by the way the economy of any given area because I can say even the local governments and counties got him preaching that everything is fucking stabilized but in reality it was stagnet.
Of course I will say that a big problem with the stagnant fire is simply what you get is wage freezes hiring freezes so economically the people aren't doing so well oh well at the same time you have more and more inflation imposed upon everything of course they count the inflation as growth so if the price of Snickers went up you know 80 cents then they count that as great so the numbers are rigged when it comes to the growth of the economy because things that you would normally count as a kick in the balls to the situation they're actually trying to spin it and say that it's good.
I think we all know about "pricing yourself right out of the market". That's the power we all have. It is amazing to me that these companies are so brazen as to actually admit their greed! 😂 We thought that Covid was used as an excuse for r_____g the public, but I am surprised that some of these over-sized giants haven't lost more gains. I haven't bought meat or a bottled drink in over a year, and don't plan to again. I haven't given up chocolate yet, but I think that's next. Cereal prices are ridiculous. I'm voting with my dollars. Hope you are too.❤
I don't buy soda and junk food. Most people will end up cutting their spending on these items the more the prices go up.
And the broken Baltimore bridge will cause shortage of food supplies, and increasing food prices
I buy yellow sticker tag groceries that's how I managed with the high price of food
Exactly. The first stop in the grocery store is the clearance sections -- meat, produce, and bakery. On a good day I may find some canned goods clearanced. Out of season goods like holiday candy will be fine for a very long time, too. Pride and ignorance are expensive
Tyson foods fires 1200 workers in food processing plant in Iowa and then hires cheaper labor immigrants,legal or not😂😂😂😂
$8 for a 12 pack is wild
I've completely changed my way of eating. I still eat well, but different. I spend very little on food and have been stocking up since 2019.
time to start growing our own food and raising chickens again
People voted for this. Let Them Eat Cake. Bon Appetite!
Yeah, cake without frosting
@@jeffwisler5459or eggs, or butter.
I don't feel sorry for no one who voted for this president instead of voting for Jesus Christ.
@@jeffwisler5459Topped with crunchy insects
Am in a small town, so no craziness here yet and plenty of food, but I do keep an emergency supply.
Yeah I hear a lot of people with small towns say this and you know perhaps there really isn't but I can also say how many of you actually look to the outskirts of your small town to see what's really coming your direction because I can also say that a lot of people in a small town use the small town is some sort of smoke screen that it has given the false sense of security and we don't know who happens through there we don't know exactly what goes on unless you're out to look I'm certain that there's people in your areas that could probably tell you a bit of a different story the problem is a lot of people live in a bubble and they don't want to know the other store I'm not directly accusing you of this but I am saying that it does happen more often than most care to believe.
Of course I can also say that a small town and stacks can actually be just as dangerous as a big city simply because you have the chance that everybody is going to know exactly what you have what you're about what you did to get whatever it is you've got the time comes they would be more than happy to use that against you if you failed to comply contribute to perhaps their cause then you automatically become the isolated outsider and technically they feel as if you are a threat so the small town or even honestly the countryside has provided most with a false sense of security particularly those who do not grow anything for themselves.
Of course I can remember seeing those bantering over the blue versus red State bullshit and I've seen plenty of people in the supposed red States talk about how they don't have a problem except they do they're just in straight up polarized I know this because I live in a red State oh yeah especially within the past five to six years see a lot of this was on the rise way before the 2020 bullshit.
Course I can also say that the local Republicans are certainly not Republicans I mean they're the assholes talking about giving their buddies raises down its mayor's office for no fucking reason they don't really want to put money on the roads where it belongs I mean at this point it kind of doesn't matter who the fuck you vote for they're all going to blow money they're all going to make themselves or Rich and unfortunately most citizenry is going to stand there and grumble about it rather than actually do anything.
My chickens lay 6 eggs a day
That's good mine only lay 1 egg a day
six total from 6 chickens, but you knew what I meant. Not the time for silly chit.@@robertbevins9440
I get 4 to 6 a day
@@leowest3855 from 1 Chicken dam what kind do you have
I'll have my garden in by Good Friday!!
Society gets accustomed to name brands.
And begin to pay more as they raise the price.
Consumers need to start shopping offbrand.
Get their monthly groceries back down to reasonable costs.
If that happens.then.
The big brands will feel the pinch.
Prepare please I beg you 😢 Food is no longer available
It's not that it's not available it's that we can't afford the food!!
The only famine in the land where the food is right in front of your face!
Water and medicine. Get 90 gallons per person now!! War is coming!
worry bout yorself if ppl r that stupid not 2 prep then fk them ill take care of me and fam
@@jamiereneemilligan so if they drive you out of your place of residence and you can't bring it with you it's a waste of money, 90 gal of water is really heavy!!
Better off getting a good water filter that fits in your pocket then you can drink any water source you come by, a cilcox key is also a good tool to have on your person!
Minimum wage going to 20 here in southern California. Good luck everyone 🤗
With minimum wage going to 20 watch many people lose their jobs and inflation spikes higher
How many businesses will simply cut staff or close altogether?
The current market/economy is unnecessarily tougher for boomers/senior citizens, I’m used to just buying and holding assets which doesn’t seem applicable to the current rollercoaster market plus inflation is catching up with my portfolio. I’m really worried about survival after retirement.
Just try to diversify your portfolio to other market sectors, that way your portfolio is balanced and you don’t get to make so much losses. Also engage the services of a financial advisor to walk you through
Right, I delegate my day-to-day investing to an advisor ever since suffering a major steep-down late 2019, amid rona-outbreak, and as of today, I'm semi-retired with barely 25% short of my $1m retirement goal after subsequent investments.
Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’AILEEN GERTRUDE TIPPY” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
When I can I get a few more things on sale or specials at the store to put in the cupboard . You also see people being a lot more careful about they buy in the stores . I really don't blame them the same or higer prices for less products . This is getting crazy , but not in a good way !
We all need to boycott Tyson, apple, Facebook and a few other platforms. I think snapchat databases photos for the NSA so they're just collecting free data at any time to database
Tyson supplies most fast foods as well as Hillshire Farms, Jimmy Dean, and many others. Look up the list and act accordingly.
If isn't SHRINK FLATION it's SKIMP FLATION the smaller the product the more we are paying too stupid in my mind
Simp flation
Well and I can tell you the strengthulation is also not A New concept by any stretch of the imagination I remember that a lot of people across the board were grumbling about it early last decade through even the middle of last decade I mean the trajectory of inflation is in existence we've been riding that trajectory I could argue 25 years but most people wouldn't see that because they would say oh well the rate of inflation back then was hardly 10 cents every so many months so they want to ignore it not realizing that every fucking penny actually counts.
So I suppose to make math simple at the end of the day basically right for the past 16 to 18 years we've been on this trajectory and with each year it gets worse pretty soon what you have is 16 years that people look back on and say holy shit Batman it's really bad and then they act like it's new it's not new.
Things have been shrinking for years ago granted I can argue this year are things a little smaller than they were say three or four years ago yes but that's what I'm talking about we're still on that trajectory couple of years from now you're going to buy basically a fucking spec of chocolate with a Snickers name on it they're going to charge you $2 more than they are today okay that's where it's headed pretty soon you're just going to get a fucking rapper that says Snickers you're supposed to pretend it's chocolate with a couple of peanuts and they're going to charge you even more fuck okay that's where we're headed but it's all the same trajectory it's all the same it doesn't matter that it we had this issue in 2015 versus last year it doesn't matter that 8 years ago we were on this problem while at the same time 5 years ago we were still dealing with this problem and of course it carries over it today the bottom line is we are on path we have been on that it's honestly boggles my mind quite frankly pisses me off especially when the supposed know it all older crowd doesn't realize this.
Stay out of the mainstream for your food and only buy 'nutrient dense' real food from alternate sources. The whole family should be canning local harvest in the fall.
My family and I just ate canned fruit last night that I canned in the summer. I looked up how much a quart of organic canned cherries would cost to buy. It was $12 for 14oz can. So probably about $24 for a quart! People definitely should be canning and gardening
@@user-ms3ko5gn8eEven simple prepping tasks, most cant be bothered..I always prepping something.. 'rough water's ahead.
Democrats sunk the ship on purpose
I harvested 4 deer this year.
Sweet!
I'm not doing all of that panick-stockpiling again like I did for the Pandemic. It took me almost 2 years to use up stuff I didn't even need. As long as humans have money, they will produce enough goods for consumption. If we have an apocalyptic event occur, those stockpiles won't do much good anyway.
and you'll be joining the other looters steeling and kyling to feed their children or your own evil face!
You said just what I was going to say bought all that can food during the pandemic and ate it all nothing didn't happen so now I'm sick when I go to the grocery store it's always packed with food he must be paid for gloom and doom had to eat all that canned food before it expired I wonder where you getting your information from expired
Why did you stockpile stuff you didn't need? The idea of prepping is to store what you and your family will actually eat and consume. For example, if your family doesn't like prepared dried beans, why but them? Spend your funds wisely.
oh how true that isn’t
Good luck with thinking like that
Boycott Tyson.
My well is up and running.
Good video. Thank you for telling it as it is.
I am generating my own personal database of food prices in order to (at a glance) know when I see a great deal. The idea is to share it, possibly for others to add to it.
So did my ele and house taxes, propain, chicken fed, comcast for wi fi only, ONLY...FROM 88.00 TO 110.00 month forget anythi g more then peanut butter and bargain bread. Thanks biden, wish i at 72, had one of those card debit cards
My wife and i made 85 thousand last year. We live like somebidy would live 20 years ago makeing 30 thousand a year. 80k is nothing its astounding. 80 used to be alot of money giveing you a good muddle class life. Now its literally the poverty line!
I know. We are a family of 5 on 20 grand more(60k after taxes etc) and it feels like we are being squeezed too.Best of luck
@@user-ms3ko5gn8e don't have kids
Well $30,000 20 years ago is literally the equivalent to well over 100,000 today I don't have the exact figure the Google would reveal exactly what it is worth so I can tell you that if you're living on 30,000 like they did 20 years ago you're still not exactly frugal with money.
LOL you talk about how much money you get... try living on SS like we elderly do. Can you make do on $1000 a month? rent, utilities, etc.
@@shortperson781 That is literally the same amount we get per person in my family. At least you get social security. It is becoming insolvent and they are depleting it more by giving illegals 10k a month in Ny. They should be taking better care of citizens like guaranteeing social security. Especially the elderly like you who have worked all your life. Best of luck.
I worked for a large corporate supplier...the middleman, and I saw what we were charging the stores. The prices on the shelves were about 5x their delivered cost from us. There are a number of middleman, and the consumer is making them all rich.
We need to each give a call to our state and federal representatives to reverse this situation, but someone is surely getting paid there too. Call anyway!
What happened to antitrust and antimonopoly laws and courts?
courts are just another monopoly
could it be all those food processing plants burning down and farms ??
I grow salad veggies in my plant room as well as some herbs and other plants I also use rice & beans a lot. I also shop sales. I avoid shopping like the plague and when I shop clearance that’s good
Remember when the USA was Energy independent? Gas was 1.97 a gallon. We could afford to gout to dinner for special activities.
Honestly speaking on junk food and sugary high carb drinks they should be sold in smaller quantities and up-charged to discourage you from being unhealthy also should offer healthier version in bigger quantity and lower price
that’s nonsense
FJB
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It's going to get a whole lot worse, now that Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed. The port is closed, this will effect not only the east coast, but nation wide, and global trade and supply chains! As if we didn't have enough problems right? Prices will inflate overnight, if you can even find things due to this hitting supply chains. Forget PMs, get food items, spices, sugar and salt to name a few.
This bridge was named after Francis Scott Key, the author of the American national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner".
Very foreboding to say the least.
NO it wont lol
aint no way there going to lower prices as long as there making giant profits.
I would eat more beans but then no one can stand to be by me WEW😂
A lot of food companies also make the generic drinks as well making their market larger.
I'm Lovin' It.
I’m asking a real question here: is there a way to request a one-way trip to space? Like legit if there is a way to just get off this muppet planet forever
Just be patient and that problem will eventually solve itself. 😅
Cutting cost is short term solution You can only cut cost for a period of time before inflation devourer you.
This too will pass. Let’s go Brandon
Big corporations buying out the competition and this is what we get. A MKT that do whatever they want. Monopoly is basically consumers.
Well a lot of the times it's not even the competition that they're buying basically I would say most of the bullshit in 2020 was simply a lot of these companies are trying to become more vertically integrated meaning they wanted to eliminate the middleman yes but they wanted what the middleman had so what they did is they basically got their suppliers to extend credit they withheld payment helped run those companies into the dirt and then went in and bought it up for pennies on the dollar it's one of the oldest business tactics there are.
Basically what you do is you withhold payment from your supplier or any other business that is giving you a service you basically bring that company to its knee and then you buy it up for nothing even if you force it into bankruptcy you buy it out of bankruptcy court for nothing.
Basically that was pretty much what happened to Lehman Brothers versus Goldman Sachs.
Lehman Brothers ended up in a situation to where they were servicing accounts for Goldman Sachs they were providing a service to open sex well Goldman Sachs decided they wanted it all for themselves so they then withheld payments and they brought Lehman Brothers 2 it's knees and then basically forced it in a bankruptcy and then took over everything for pennies on the dollar and in a lot of cases they grabbed up this assets for nothing some shit they paid for but they paid very little for it most other things they straight up took over and or the court awarded it to them because they deemed to be the next best thing that could handle it.
There again it's an old business actor if you want to take over your supplier because you want to integrate what they're doing inside your business but you do not want to pay a hefty price to have the merge with you or a straight-up buy what you do is you withhold payments you bring them to their knees you make them dependent upon you then you with hold for all we know that's exactly what's been going on with suppliers versus retailers it's awful funny that a lot of those companies went under it's awful funny is it even a lot of the manufacturers of a lot of the goods that you couldn't get for about a year and a half went under disappeared and then shortly thereafter oh boy here's all the products back on the shelf I mean it seems to me somebody went to a fucking short sale right?
It seems to me that what happened was well for instance during the 2020 garbage I was working at home Depot I remember there is all full host of things you could not get out of any given department at any given time and I know that best because I actually was working order for film I was in order picker so I knew pretty much what we had and what we did not have...
For example in the electrical department there are of course the plug boxes well I remember there was a fuck ton of those that you could not get at that time and if we did get any and it was usually literally one or two of them but it was interesting because I had a friend who worked up at the service desk who would watch the list of suppliers everyday and every day he was talking about oh shit another 10 of them or better sometimes it's like 20 or 30 of these suppliers not just for the electrical department across the board they took a shit basically on our lifetime list they would turn red if they no longer dealt with us if they went out of business so it was awful funny that this list was going red big time Big Big but then later in the year of course everything kind of settled down 20/20 became 21 and mostly suppliers disappeared and then all the sudden there's a flood of inventory yeah I mean it sounds like sounds like home Depot withheld payment to the supplier ran them out of business and then immediately made a deal with the manufacturer of those components and then had like two trucks no I can say that the inventory levels have been a little skimpy since I no longer work there I haven't worked for them in 4 years however my father still works there he's been there for five years but I can say that every so often you get a spike in inventory and then there are these deficiencies inventory wow the same time it seems to coincide with the supplier going on so it's like when they're about to go under you can't get anything after they go under it starts trickling in and then say a couple of weeks to a month after they're already out of business all the sudden here comes the flood of shit so I know that these companies have buyers that go down short sale.
Highlights foods you don't need to buy and your health will be better off. Candy, high fructose soda, potato chips, antibiotic laced beef. The staples are still affordable and will always be because people have to eat. Although, the proposed merger between Kroger/Albertsons-Safeway will lead to extreme price hikes because they will effectively be a monopoly in many markets. They are competing against Walmart
what is the last generation prepping for .... without god there isnt anything anyway
I don’t buy name brand sodas anymore. I buy the generic store brand.
Switch over to some tea or coffee that regular soda gonna give diabetes out
# 1 probelmwith food in america? Monolopys. The entire industrys of america have been narrowed down to basicly 3 companys . Everybody is owned by these 3 companys no matrer the name brand they are all the same conpany
Pretty soon people will just take won't they can't afford. Unfortunately history will repeat itself.
So let’s boycott…or shoplift?
Gloom & Doom, where does it end?
The corporate leaders and stockholders are the ones who make all of the money.
I'm worried about baby supplies!
Why are the original red Apples changed by the sour tastes of mixed colors? I hate the taste.
It is unfortunate that the big food brands are hiking prices, but there may be a solution: Stop buying food from those big brands! If you are relatively poor, you need to look for better deals! For example, a few months ago I found 2 liter bottles of ginger ale on sale for just 25 cents each. Stop buying the Heinz ketchup, as it is really no better than some other off-brands that are much less expensive. Buy chocolate when it is on sale, or better yet, don't buy it because it is not very healthy. Above all, never splurge on junk food! The truth is that the big brands can hike prices because most people are not flexible enough to look for better deals. The only way to defeat the big evil food companies, is to buy from the companies who don't raise prices as much!
You are correct. Also, if you want cookies or cake, make your own. It is a lot cheaper.
Who are you to tell people how to spend their own money?🤦
Amen! Unfortunately there are a lot of very financially ignorant folks who refuse to change. After all, "a word to the wise is sufficient, but volumes aren't enough for a fool."
Boycott all those criminal organizations hiking prices.
I have been stocking up grains since August 2019 , I have posted on you tube many times that there will be a shortage of food in the coming years.
you and pert near every other u-tuber out there🙄😁
Anyone who voted for Biden instead of Trump doesn't get to complain!
yup fjb and kammy
Biden 2024!
@@Vergotabonita u gay
@@JamesBrown-db9pk and so what?
Great Tribulation coming 😮LUKE 21,36 KJV
When you look at it, it is not cheese. Just a lot of oil and water made to mix. Inflation is due to money being worth less. Not just greedy companies jack up prices. They can do that any time.
God bless France. The US government needs some of that spirit.
Time for the slaves to wake up and stand up against large corporations and corrupt politicians
No, money is NOT the root of all evil - it's The LOVE of money, is the root of all evil (1 Timothy 6:10)
I just paid $16 for a 8Pc Sushi. That $2 a bite!
Was it a California roll? 😂
Thats just the rice wrapped seaweed,toppings are extra
Absolutely ridiculous!!!
Capitalism 😅
Those who rely on a "cloud" to hold thier fortune or trust in a "mortal man" to show them the way. Will only come to destruction for having complacent behaviors...
lol what a sit idea! to make prices harder. Junk mind
Um, I'm sorry I don't know how they came up with their figures.
In the last 3+ years grocery prices have gone up way more than 30%.
Try closer to 200-300%!
Many stores paying high rent per square foot, you get shafted, the gov t will subsidize the landlords.
soda is not food, it's poison
Grow your own food the rain and soil are poisoned.
Just all doom and gloom that's all this is I agree with you prices are high but it's not going to collapse completely. I trust the government more than I would trust someone like you that's not saying much at all😮😮