15 Facts That Prove Average Americans Are Being Pulverized By This Economy

Average Americans are feeling more anxious about money than ever before. After enduring one financial disruption after another, it's hard to feel positive when you don’t know what's around the corner. Experts called it "financial shock fatigue," - a phenomenon that helps to explain why so many people are worried about their financial security right now. U.S. workers have seen their purchasing power sharply decline in recent years while the cost of everything has ballooned. Many of them are barely staying afloat at the end of each month.
Unfortunately, deteriorating economic conditions will only aggravate people's problems in the months ahead. Several statistics are proof that average Americans are being pulverized by this economy, and today, we brought you the most important data you need to know about this matter. Without further ado, let's check out this list!

[@tonysilke]

So how precisely can we protect ourselves from the impending 2024 financial reset? For example, what are the most effective tactics to ensure that our portfolio is resilient to the impending financial crisis? Concerned about my $110,000 stock portfolio

[@Dannyholt33]

Knowledgeable Investors know where and how to put money during a crisis in order to reduce risk and maximize returns. See a market strategist with experience if you are unable to manage these market conditions.

[@PatrickLloyd-]

I agree, having the right plan is priceless. My portfolio is well-suited for any market and recently doubled since early last year. My CFP and I are aiming for a seven-figure goal, which might take another year to achieve.

[@PhilipDunk]

Great gains! Can you share your CFP details? I'm gaining more cash flow from my job and want to invest in stocks and alternative assets to build wealth.

[@PatrickLloyd-]

'Amber Dawn Brummit' is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.

[@PhilipDunk]

Thanks for sharing. I curiously searched for her full name and her website popped up immediately. I looked through her credentials and did my due diligence before contacting her.

[@PaulKatrina.]

I recognize the hardships that come with economic struggles like unemployment, job loss, inflation, housing market instability, political uncertainties, and the global impact of conflicts and wars. Making ends meet during such times can be incredibly challenging. To navigate this difficult period, considering alternative job prospects, enhancing skills through online courses, and expanding your network can heighten the chances of securing employment. Moreover, prudent budgeting, exploring available financial aid programs, and seeking assistance from community organizations can offer some relief. How are you currently tackling these challenges? Have you implemented any specific strategies to cope?

[@jones9-]

In my opinion, now is not the moment to rely on hearsay. Every individual, regardless of their level of experience as an investor OR in a financial market, requires guidance at some stage.

[@KarenLavia]

It's often true that people underestimate the importance of financial advisors until they feel the negative effects of emotional decision-making. I remember a few summers ago, after a tough divorce, when I needed a boost for my struggling business. I researched and found a licensed advisor who diligently helped grow my reserves despite inflation. Consequently, my reserves increased from $275k to around $750k.

[@ScottKindle-bk3hx]

That's fascinating. How can I contact your Asset-coach as my portfolio is dwindling?

[@KarenLavia]

There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’ Melissa Terri Swayne” for about five aiyears now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.

[@EddyAgnes-vy4kp]

Thanks for sharing, I just liquidated some of my funds to invest in the stock market, I will need every help I can get.

[@kortyEdna825]

More and more people might face a tough time in retirement. Low-paying jobs, inflation, and high rents make it hard to save. Now, middle-class Americans find it tough to own a home too, leaving them without a place to retire.

[@PatrickFitzgerald-cx6io]

The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.

[@carssimplified2195]

This is precisely why I like having a portfolio coach guide my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a portfolio coach for more than two years, and I've made over $800,000.

[@NicholasHarmon-ow3jl]

How can I reach this person?

[@carssimplified2195]

‘’Colleen Rose Mccaffery’ maintains an online presence. Just make a simple search for her name online.

[@NicholasHarmon-ow3jl]

I checked Colleen up out of curiosity and i must say i am impressed by her Credentials. i emailed her already, waiting on her response.

[@MasonLangley-qt6cv]

As we witness the current economic landscape, it's becoming increasingly clear that we'll be experiencing this recession for a while. These times can pose significant financial challenges.

[@ginamarchisio]

Indeed, Recessions have a way of affecting people's financial stability and investment portfolios in profound ways.

[@BigCheckerC]

100%.. it’s a worrisome thought

[@ReubenAxelson]

Oh yeah! You can definitely say that, it does worry me a bit, but not as much as it would worry the average guy, my investment portfolio has survived a couple of recessions unscathed.

[@ReubenAxelson]

I knew it would pose a potential problem to my finances therefore, I had to acquire the services of a Top Tier financial advisor whose expertise has been pivotal in helping me navigate the complexities of economic downturns.

[@LucaZaniolo]

That's intriguing, l've been on the lookout for a financial advisor who can provide sound guidance during these uncertain times.

[@tahirisaid2693]

Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

[@GeralynWinnifeld]

With the US dollar losing value to inflation and other currencies gaining traction, uncertainty looms. Yet, many still trust in the Dollar's perceived safety. Worried about my $420,000 retirement savings losing value, I seek alternative security for my money.

[@chriswalter92]

With my demanding job, I lack time for investment analysis. For seven years, a fiduciary has managed my portfolio, adapting to market conditions, enabling successful navigation and informed decisions. Consider a similar approach.

[@JalenBooekr]

this is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation

[@chriswalter92]

Angela Lynn Schilling is the Iicensed coach l use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary detaiIs to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@JalenBooekr]

I appreciate it. After searching her name online and reviewing her credentials, I'm quite impressed. I've contacted her as I could use all the help I can get. A call has been scheduled.

[@timathysills26]

Pay a 22% tax on my paycheck. Then getting taxed on everything I have to buy is killing me. And with the price hikes me and my family are just trying to survive. While our government keeps sending money over seas.

[@hieronyous]

SENDING MONEY OVERSEAS? OH, REALLY ??? THEY ARE NOT SENDING MONEY OVERSEAS !!! THEY ARE SENDING IT OVER TO THE HOTELS WHERE THE ILLEGAL ALIEN INVADERS ARE LIVING.

[@neweyes777]

I've lived through 3 Recessions and never have I seen it so bad.

[@rollingdudes8859]

2008-09 was REALLY BAD!!! CREDIT FROZEN, 10 PERCENT UNEMPLOYMENT, COULD NOT GET A JOB WASHING DISHES no matter HOW QUALIFIED YOU WERE!!!

[@kevreilly7]

'cause the country is truly collapsing

[@jpmnky]

Yeah, 08-09 was bad. We basically lost the 2010s over it. This situation is FAR worse.

[@kevreilly7]

@@jpmnky printing money for 15 yrs didnt solve ONE problem

[@rollingdudes8859]

@@jpmnky I would say it is about the same!!!

[@bcampbell1826]

Recession has been happening for the last 2 years or more. We are entering another Great Depression. Homeless numbers keep rising.

[@yosefmacgruber1920]

Stolen elections have consequences.

[@JohnHendley-fx1gw]

We have been in a depression since 2009 it's worse than the 1930-1940s

[@dimitriberozny3729]

@@JohnHendley-fx1gwCOVID was a plan to derail President Trump!! And help Biden steal the 2020 election!!

[@medicineman1202]

Homeless are drug addicts

[@oo1670]

excuse me why they didn't mention the biggest nastiest drain on our pockets ...HIGH TAXES 1 no matter who you are or what u do the tax man cometh ! sales tax, federal tax , excise tax, local tax , state tax, grocery tax,easy pass highway tolls homeowners tax cell phone tax , capital gains tax. gasoline tax and my personal favorite the death Tax . They are even taxing social security which has already been taxed when we worked all of our lives , really !

[@heatherluka2365]

It’s been way out of hand.. especially when they can “lose” trillions and trillions yet they always track our money down 🤦‍♀️ why is it that all government that “run” USA are all billionaires/millionaires? This isn’t the land of the free at all. We have no power.. if we did why can’t we clear out Washington/the government and start over get normal ppl in there.

[@Bitcoin_Gold]

Blame all this on corrupted Fake Joe Biden for destroying America's economy

[@jackb348]

And The Biden Regime is planning on raising taxes. No joke.

[@TheRoland444]

and don't forget the tax tax on taxes.........................

[@Falconlibrary]

Property taxes have increased in Kansas at 4x the increase in wages.

[@ashleybosvik3031]

A lot of people are going to the food banks instead of the grocery stores cuz they can't afford it

[@pdkrace]

A lot of that is going on here in Phoenix. Sad

[@sumthingood-jb2wn]

True

[@DanGilliland-pi4vh]

In ohio ,it's the same .resources are stretched to the breaking point.

[@RichardHoltz-ys4po]

I’m a volunteer at a busy food pantry and I would agree that there’s definitely some of that going on.

[@government_costumes-ui5lx]

Hey where are you at in Ohio? I'm in Newark. I can definitely say here in Licking county is pretty bad. I would say my area in the past 5 years the homeless population has increased by 200%. Oh that sounds like a number that you would think that there would be homeless people on every corner and that you would see the every single minute of the day but that's not really the case I'm saying that we went basically from hardly any last decade like it was noticeable in 2017 yes it was known to be a thing in 2016 yes but it was still somewhat a rarity to actually see a homeless person particularly in the daytime we went from basically almost no sightings to they really are everywhere all the time now there again that doesn't mean that it's every single minute but it has been a very sharp increase and it seems like that's getting worse except I've also noticed here in the past 6 months though you'll see a lot of these people all hours the day and night, and if you happen to work late night retail you'll definitely see of course anymore that late night retail is going to be limited to a few gas stations everything else did away with 24 hours during the 2020 bullshit. But yeah it is becoming worse it's just I have noticed in the past 3 to 6 months though you'll see them there is kind of some holes in some of the frequency of it basically the police last year via August September area had went around and cracked down like down at the salvation army that camp was gone it went from having a lot of homeless people to fucking basically know what I believe the cops went in there and pretty much told the salvation army you got to get rid of this. Some of these people yeah I've seen a few tweakers the tweakers do exist but I can say that is not the vast majority of most of these people honestly did come walking up my street all hours the day and night they actually look like they're in pretty good shape now they look like they've gotten a meals they don't look like they're strung out on drugs a lot of them literally look pretty intelligent they're cleaned up they're shaving their maintained they have some decent clothing I mean they really look like maybe they really are looking for a job or something and most of them are actually pretty nice if you see them in the stores they are generally courteous they're not really bad. Of course you know I myself don't treat any different than I would anyone else a couple of times late night I have during a couple drinking adventures wandered over to the nearest gas station to get more beer and I've managed to buy a couple of them a sandwich or two just for the hell of it I mean most of them are okay a lot of them if you go over to the gas station late at night a lot of the times they'll be standing out there talking amongst each other they're not causing disturbance they're just basically hanging out kind of like people used to it's kind of fucked up because they're like the only people that do that I've noticed that I don't know if you have but I have I've noticed that you know it used to be back in the day on a late night of a Saturday or Friday night or something United stop in the gas station late at night and there could be a few people there just blabbing amongst themselves well it seems like anymore the homeless people are the only ones that really do that and if you overhear any of the conversation it's actually very intelligible so it's not like you know a lot of these people are strung out and do for your shit I've met some that are so I'm not going to say they don't exist but I can say they're not the majority.

[@sadie21962]

I was a teenager through the 1970's oil crisis. through the high interest rates of the 1980's i was married with 2 children. I was divorced and a single mom in the 1990's when the recession hit. I and 3 children moved back in with my parents for a while to get on my feet. Remarried in 2000, went through job losses after 9-11. Lost my 12 year job in 2009 due to manufacturing exiting the US. Never went back to work again. Went to college though. Graduated at 48 years old. My days have been filled with gardening, raising livestock, chickens, turkeys and lots of fruit trees. Daily i work to remove myself from the system and find other ways to be more self reliant. Its a lot of work for a 60+ year old couple. But its worth it.

[@markfcoble]

That's us!

[@Nichole-wd5ce]

and how can you afford to live, pray tell? Gardening and fruit trees arent enough unless you eat one time a day, never buy clothes and never go to the doctor. What's the source of your income?

[@sadie21962]

@@Nichole-wd5ce my husband works a part-time job and we both receive social security. But we don't have medical bills because neither one is sick. We eat what we grow and we grow what we eat. Clothes are bought at thrift shops. All of our vehicles are 15 years or older. Our expenses are kept as low as possible. No AC, heat only with firewood. I preserve as much of our food as possible. Currently we have 2 beef steers and 23 chickens. We raised 2 pigs recently and butchered them. Old layer chickens get butchered too. We hatch our own chicks using my hens. Simple and inexpensive is how we do stuff. And a lot of hard work.

[@marshallhennington4369]

Well that means you own land so that is a blessing! I am also 60 years old and went through similar events during the years without the divorce part. So I can relate to why you chose the simple debt free lifestyle. Bravo to you!

[@grbeck-uk5433]

It’s happening all over the world & by design!

[@jasintosamora5599]

All is going according to plan.

[@mikeywid4954]

"Comfortable retirement" in this US economy is a pipe dream.

[@rollingdudes8859]

If you can WIN THE LOTTERY!!! That is the new RETIREMENT PLAN for the AVERAGE AMERICAN!!!

[@fifty2eighty248]

I bet you vote Biden again and aren’t waking up

[@MRAMX390]

Folks fixin' to find out why their grandparents and great grandparents saved aluminum foil and everything else that can be used again or repurposed. 😢

[@patrickspellman5397]

Yes, my grandparents who were kids during the great depression, spent their lives in the following decades saving everything, broken appliances, you name it. The later generations, all of us, never lived with those anxieties, have no idea what soup lines are like, no money, no food, no jobs. We have Wal arts, and phones that orders everything from Amazon to Doordash.

[@RoamTownGirl]

I saw this coming years ago! So I sold my house (at the top of the market $$) and bought a modest RV and have been living a fabulous nomadic lifestyle- traveling around the whole country. I live on soooo much less, than when I had my house to support, and the quality of my life has skyrocketed!! Plus, with Starlink and the popularity of remote work, I have loads of ways to work from the road. BEST DECISION EVER!!

[@Nichole-wd5ce]

you can't live in a van forever.

[@RoamTownGirl]

@@Nichole-wd5ce Sure I can, although not the same one 😜 When my days of driving are over, then I will be stationary in a camp ground somewhere beautiful so my RV life can still continue...

[@hieronyous]

YOU REALLY DO SEEM TO HAVE EVERYTHING ALL FIGURED OUT.

[@brbhave2p00p4]

*1 Bag of chips for $6*

[@MR..181]

Stopped buying them at 1.50 at the .99 cent store..have some potatoes growing..

[@KJJ782]

Cost 💲 of having chips delivered with trucks and high gas ⛽️ prices

[@emichaelny336]

Whoa! What organic, gourmet, imported chips are those?

[@Satjr35031]

ALDI $1.89

[@maverick_989]

Limits to growth 📈 should be required reading

[@mankindWalker]

What a confusion state of incompetence and corruption that runs through this administration in our government are getting more risky and ridiculous, i feel the sympathy and empathy of the citizens not getting due help they deserve, thank you Lillie Tamara, imagine investing $4,000 within 4 days of your investment you're profited with $6,530, wow thank you Jesus ❤

[@MarisKumar]

Things are getting worse these days, if you don’t find a means of multiply your money you might wake up a day to realize you didn't plan well for yourself.

[@DidiPetalz]

I agree with you! Investing puts money to work. The only reason to save money is to invest it

[@VictoriaPeterson-px9yk]

Getting Lillie Tamara to help me really helped me clear all my debits. I started with what I have left and it's been the best decision I ever made

[@LauraAlexia-ji8op]

YES!!! That's exactly her name so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her from Santa Clara California

[@LunaMia-gw9uo]

HOW DO I GET ON THIS?????🙏

[@tonyalba790]

Families need to stick together during these times. This is not a time to burn bridges out of convenience and pride. This is like your life line and retaining your sense of piece and security for the younger generation.

[@christinearrand8208]

Be essential, promote independence, reduce excessive expenses. Maintain a divide and conquer mentality one part of the family keeps up the backup location another knows how to farm ECT

[@maddscientist3170]

unless you don't have family

[@christinearrand8208]

@@maddscientist3170 many get it twisted... "The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb."another way to say it is "I got family that ain't blood and I got blood that ain't family" choose your tribe an let your tribe choose you & you'll get to the place you're meant to go

[@kellychuang8373]

Good parts here and sadly not a whole lot of people these days are going to heed or ever.

[@eternalnova2429]

Unless the mother is narcissistic and abusive then yes, cut the ties.

[@richardrodriguez-dj1xn]

The average American thought inflation was a fairytale.

[@mikehocking4836]

Ukraine is doing well with my tax money from America

[@leinster22]

You bet Ukraine is doing well as Israel whose citizens get free healthcare from the kindness of the stupid American taxpayer

[@TheRoland444]

while I'm nearly starving........

[@bettemiddler7756]

Living in a bombed city? I wouldn't say that's living well at all.

[@bruced47]

Thanks to our tax money, Zelensky has been able to keep his cocaine habit going.

[@cjhoward409]

@@bettemiddler7756Ukraine is a HUGE country. You’re only seeing 1% of it on the news. Think about it, when the news shows the crimes happening around our country, it’s mainly in big cities. It’s lovely in 95% of the country.

[@KingDanny9]

America is on its last legs. 34 trillion in debt proves it!!! It's all downhill from here. Don't have kids, unless you want to be stressed out.

[@gabrielmoody1708]

34 trillion is the fed deficit! Consumer debt is 17+trillion and climbing! Our economy is 70% consumption using credit to keep it going, well the credit has been maxed out as have other forms of borrowing! People forget the house has been used as an ATM also to give the impression of well being and now that has also been exhausted what is there to power consumer spending? Nothing! It been fun but the consumer binge is over folks and being up to your neck in debt right now is not good! It's not just here either, the global economy is just as bad!

[@MilePost106]

I put the full blame on people and how they vote! It’s these career politicians who have been in politicos for 30, 40, 50 years and they keep on voting them in!! This is what has destroyed our once great affordable country! America is getting dumb and dumber every year!

[@getawaydreamer2724]

The election was stolen. No one voted this in.

[@chrissmith9798]

Doesn't matter who we vote in, yes it might deteriorate slower with alternative candidates but it's still going down no matter what we do they are all bought and paid for every goddamn one of them

[@Ravi-rl8tt]

Blame the Republicans.

[@chrissmith9798]

@@Ravi-rl8tt blame them both ,but I'm with anyone who will slow down the woke agenda, good thing is it's more of a college thing all the younger kids are sick of it, I hear them call people grey again and it makes me proud

[@Ravi-rl8tt]

@@chrissmith9798 And that right there is the problem. You guys are fighting over dumb shit while politicians profit off keeping you guys divided over woke culture, abortions, Democracy, and god knows what else.

[@Bitcoin_Gold]

They say 5 millions people will travel during memorial day weekend.... Watch news lie saying spending was up on memorial day weekend... just say Economy doing great. Which we all know its not true

[@jackb348]

They are in deep denial.

[@MusicLover-ui9sm]

Millions of people have lots of money But most people don’t So yes millions will be traveling and spending

[@TheUnFluenced]

Just wait until the "free shit army" stops receiving food

[@nicholasthomas3635]

Yep. These ILLEGALS are 5th columns.

[@MRAMX390]

Gonna take to the streets and steal everything that isn't nailed down. That's why we moved to the country and away from the city, gonna be bad. 😢

[@robertfrye3301]

That is anti-Semitic and racist.

[@Delmar-to6ny]

Yes Indeed, And many don't know how to work, but are Professional Moochers!

[@tytaylor500]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ReivenEstenick]

*Thanks for this video! I feel sympathy and empathy for our country's low income, people are suffering to survive. I appreciate Luna Cox you've helped my family with your advice! Imagine investing $1.5k and receiving $5k in 4days*

[@AruseiRawat]

Investment has been the easiest means to save and multiply money because money left for saving ends up used without returns..

[@FeliciaJagger]

That's true,,, this inflation has taught people the importance of multiple income.

[@KyleRahgma]

I never knew she had gone viral. I decided to back up my assets and property with her when we met at a conference in New Jersey for the first time.

[@ReivenEstenick]

Not surprised you mentioned her, she just so good and her professional strategies are really mind blowing.

[@KnSteve]

Could you be kind enough to share her info???

[@gregoryfaith4303]

Around 2007 I had a gut feeling that I needed to get prepared for a time of shortages, high inflation and a changing society as we once knew it. I started buying short and long term foods that I could bring into my home and live off of when that need would come. I am saving tons of money as I shop my food storage shelves instead of purchasing high priced foods locally. Energy independence is in progress now and I'm almost to that time when I can open the utility power switch and run on green power.

[@cockyhemi-123]

Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. 👍🏻

[@johnnypham2850]

You are someone to be admired Sir

[@PonziZombieKiller]

Janet Yellen is killing us poor peeps.

[@michaelkranyak4525]

She said the US can fund two wars just print money.

[@shadowbanned4days]

Fauci killed a lot so far too...❤

[@woodsmanforlife1677]

she's a jw!

[@MRAMX390]

The whole administration is complicit in our downfall. 😢

[@bookmark692]

She looks great in a bikini

[@bradbrit9715]

You are here--------> "If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered."

[@TheTinyGod]

The 1%'s looking more edible by the quarter

[@emichaelny336]

So are you.

[@shadowbanned4days]

I'm hungry. Get armed comrades.

[@government_costumes-ui5lx]

Well I myself don't really give a fuck if somebody has 87 billion dollars I don't care if there are those who make a couple of million a year I mean I myself do not harbor any real hatred towards rich people I take it out of person by person basis so it's like when assholes like Bill Gates who happens to be a billionaire shows up and starts telling us how to live and the government seems to sanction that then yeah he can fuck right off he happens to be a rich asshole. Hey those are the people that I do not like it's not that they have money it's merely that they think that they're above everyone else and of course they want to assert some sort of authority and they don't actually really have any authority the bad part is there's government that will go along with their shit thus furthering their mania and making them believe that they are something special when in reality they're just a dick head with a few more dollars.

[@Gorbachub]

The old saying eat the rich comes to mind

[@stupidcanvas]

If you keep eating the top 1%, one day, you will have to eat yourself.

[@lisalang7802]

Next story should be about suicidal rates going up .. shit might as well .

[@firstlast8258]

Take some politicians with you

[@RealityQuest-lk1dm]

Domestic violence is skyrocketing also!

[@OriginalContent89]

Yeah, I think I've only got a few more years of fight in me myself

[@therebelliousone1992]

Americans are about to feel what true hardship is like! Only the strong will survive!

[@factz8131]

Only the godly will rise 🙌

[@MarsocRaider]

Preppers will survive.

[@jeffreybossingham1732]

no just the 1% and higher@@factz8131

[@PonziZombieKiller]

And MAGA Oringe Jeezus !!!

[@government_costumes-ui5lx]

Well there is the only thing is is just because a lot of those people are almost doesn't mean that they haven't attempt to the best s people are on drugs with mental problems and that's bullshit those statistics are false and the reason they maintain that big lie is simply to force you into doing whatever your corporate overboard but I can say that what happens when a portion of the middle class find themselves in that very situation well word has it that's happening now I can say that there is a lot of reasons why the middle class would end up there a lot of it is simply they spent themselves into an oblivion. They bought too much house too much car they maintain a wallet full of credit cards eventually that catches up with you. But that shit aside I mean it's time that we all basically realize that we're all headed to the street on one level or another and just because you end up homeless does not mean that you're going to find yourself back alley somewhere watching other people shoot up heroin that's the image that the government wants to slap on homes and they do it to scare the shit out of you so that if you end up in a bad pickle you will panic freak out and then you'll become more willing to double down and do even more of the work inflation comes in numerous forms and a lot of that also happens to be pulling double duty if not quadruple duty at any given job jobs are taking full advantage of this shit simply because they know that it's bad and they also know that there's plenty of stooges that know that it's bad and they can keep them in feet that these people have their own fears about what's going on so the employer says oh hey why don't you do this job as well as that job hey you could do this other job too and that person will probably be pretty willing to bow down and do it simply because when they look out the window and whatever it is they see they don't like employers take full advantage of this. The problem is that with each passing day their power to keep people in fear is running out it is less than it was yesterday and the reason being is because that only works so long and then it becomes inevitable that even the employee that is willing to bow down and do whatever realizes that they're not able to pay their bills so outside of the job there becomes problems financially and all of a sudden they don't really give a fuck anymore. Honestly you have a lot of people did have walked off the job I anticipate more will do the same and a lot of people are willing to be coming home they're willingly walking away it's not that they just said around the night before and thought it all up a lot of what happens is you know they come home to a notice table and they're already having trouble paying the bills so any thoughts that they had to run away well guess what this clench is it all the sudden whatever the boss was on about whatever they were fearing that they had to be done by Monday or some crap goes right out the window they no longer give a fuck rightfully suck I mean if you can't live a conventional life then what's the point of maintaining a conventional job this is shock to the system. And I will say that the older bosses they practically shit themselves because they're so used to everyone bowing down but they failed to realize the only real reasons that anybody ever did was because there was a level of affordability to be had and that's what people are chasing but now they're trying to date people into social brownie points that don't mean anything this is why you have all these people out there patting each other on the back for having a job and pulling stupid amounts of overtime this is why so many jackasses think that it's a flex to work stupid amounts of hours this is what they're running off and that only works until they can't pay the bills on that anymore. So basically what happens is you find yourself homeless and you have this full-time job and you're making all this stupid money but then one day you have a eureka moment to where you realize you don't really need a full-time job anymore because you no longer have the overhead of the apartment it most you're trying to keep a car on the road if you have a car payment you're basically screwed but if you own the car out right and it's in pretty good mechanical condition you only need enough of a job to basically maintain the basics of being homeless and that's it you don't really need to commit to full-time employment that shocks the system because that means the fear is gone that means that people are able to make the best of the bad situation you know they could go hiking all day they can go fishing all day and all night they can camp out they don't really need to answer to whatever some stupid boss tells them to do that they don't have scheduled conflicts anymore and as far as grabbing up a job with 16 to 20 hours a week to do whatever it is you need to do well that's not hard to do fuck there's gig work apps. I mean when I was between jobs last year I took on a gig work app and basically I would get paid $57 to go clean a store for 4 hours and I could basically do the whole store taking things off yourself putting the back running and facing I could do the entire convenience store in under 3 hours I was free to go after 2 hours worth of work and I still made I even took the trash out before I left. So I mean shit you could easily pick up a couple of those gigs in one day's time and make well over a hundred bucks which is right on par with what you would make anywhere else on a stated schedule. So yeah you can basically just plot that you're going to go to this job or that job you know a couple days out from say today meanwhile you live it up a little bit then you show up to the job you make your money you go you go do what you need to do they pay you usually by the next day and or the next day then you go do whatever shopping you have to do and then you take it easy for a while and you know what you can pick up another one if you want it I mean a lot of people are doing that and they're making the best of a bad situation I mean I don't even know anymore if we should bother calling it homeless because in a lot of cases for a lot of people it's basically a camping trip or a vacation they never come back from it's great frankly. Oh yeah there's some comforts that you don't really get on the road that you would get via home but you really shouldn't be downtrend about that simply because that's already gone I mean if you're homeless you're homeless because you was priced out to begin with meaning you're never coming back so you might as well you know travel around use the money the way you want have some fun grab a fishing pole go fishing the hell with the government screw whatever the employers are on about just show up enough to do meager amounts of work collect some money and be on your Merry way. I will say it's catching on to the point where we are becoming a more pneumatic people it's not exactly by choice but hey everybody was forced into it so everybody's going to attempt to make the best of bad situation but the government they want you to believe that people living in their cars are the scourge of the Earth. The reason that they have that propaganda is because they're trying to keep the rest of you going to work on a steady schedule and doing exactly what your corporate overlords want you to do a genie got let out of the bottle back in 2020 and you cannot put that genie back.

[@JohnMacIntosh-uf8os]

Vacations??????????????? Hell, use any and all available money to buy food, water, medical supplies and of course security!!! Who in their right mind is thinking about vacations!!! Here's one for you: GO ON VACATION THEN COME HOME AND STARVE!!!! If anybody even has a home anymore!!!

[@Yasharalal144]

BABYLON FINISHED!!!

[@foxmulder7616]

Mystery Babylon the Great harlot that rides the beast of the political powers of the earth aka Rome/the vatycan 🇻🇦 is more powerful than it was 1000/2000 years ago, it rules every nation and corporation on earth via it's 600+ secrit soc'ies.

[@johnh8705]

Oh stop it

[@RevolutionaryPrepper-rg9kb]

Pretty much, yep.

[@jsims300]

Babylon is in Iraq.Get a geography book.

[@xx-lk3bx]

Who has been pimping babylon?

[@michaelthigpen7677]

This administration has destroyed many here and abroad !!!

[@dystopia-usa]

This social & economic dystopia started 40-50 years ago. It's a rigged boom-bust-bailout economic system that is designed to funnel almost all the generated wealth of the nation into the hands of the billionaire/ultra-millionaire class, & that snowball is getting closer & closer to reaching critical-mass. You can thank both sides of our sell-out political duopoly & the predatory big-money interests that control them.

[@mikieemiike3979]

​@@geocam2Close the border, tariffs for imports, being jobs and manufacturing back to the States, bring back crude oil extraction which will strengthen the Dollar and can't think of other things off hand.

[@Vergotabonita]

@@mikieemiike3979 Did I dream that Trump was already president?

[@admtahoe]

@@geocam2 Not being a POS Democrat is a good start.

[@drsingingeagle]

All this Red Sh- Blue Sh- is really getting old.

[@raymondpalacios3032]

I should have listened to my prepper friends. They were right. It's too late for prepping now. Not enough money and everything is too expensive.

[@ashleybosvik3031]

It is never too late.

[@mikeyg1776]

​@@ashleybosvik3031it's definitely to late

[@raymondpalacios3032]

@@ashleybosvik3031 when you have zero money left over, it's too late. If I were in a gun fight and ran out of ammo in the middle of the fight, it's too late to buy more. Wouldn't you say?

[@ashleybosvik3031]

​@@raymondpalacios3032what about a food bank

[@larrydewein]

@@raymondpalacios3032 Unfortunately, YES!!

[@Mark-zo4ys]

A days wages for a loaf of bread doesn't seem that far in the future. Hopefully all of us will wake up and make some positive changes 🙏

[@Bob-gn8ph]

Luke 21,36 KJV

[@cripto-skitzo3082]

240 hours a month worked going on a year now and I’m still struggling with maxed out credit card debt 😖

[@cockyhemi-123]

Sleepy Joe will forgive that debt.

[@soldiermike6ft259]

I am NOT understanding so many reports of the economy being in danger when every time I pass a shopping mall, a grocery store, fast food restaurants, eat-in restaurants etc, the parking lots are always FULL - no matter what time of the day it is. Whatever is going on, people are still spending money all over the place.

[@elisahaynes462]

the same going on in my town. full grocery stores, restaurants discount stores.

[@user-vm7py6qp9j]

They are racking up credit cards like crazy

[@sumthingood-jb2wn]

Think of it as the domino effect...not everyone will feel the effects at the same time, but eventually it will hit

[@larrydewein]

They are putting it on credit cards. That's WHY the credit card industry's debt rate is in the TRILLIONS!

[@bruceward6719]

That is the same in NZ well said

[@Theonewhowonders92]

We as a nation should rise up against the corruption till we win with the ultimate resolve or we shall continue to be submissive to the powers that be. Unfortunately as divided as we all are, I don’t see us standing together to protect the rights of all. Meanwhile corporate lobbying continues to erode our consumer protection laws under the noses of the American people. The government is just as guilty. We should all have the discipline to protect this planet and the creatures that inhabit it.

[@reubenmorris487]

Would impersonating an illegal immigrant be against the law? They seem to be getting all kinds of hand-outs that I work for.

[@victoriaxmen8078]

Great video!!! Well done and very informative.

[@sgeorge3167]

With the hard times in my life, I come to this channel for the positive uplifting messages...

[@WadeFrick]

I know right? I sleep so much better after watching this channel....sigh.

[@artisticagi]

Sarcasm??? Lol

[@Bob-gn8ph]

...the world is on the brink of the biblical great tribulation 😮LUKE 21,36 KJV

[@scotwithers3794]

Sept 5 get ready to ride the lightening bolt. Tom truah

[@shiellychurchill1579]

Truth be told Americans, If we'll don't find a means of multiplying your income you will wake up one day to realize you didn't plan well

[@DidiPetalz]

Well said Shielly I agree with you! Investing puts money to work. The only reason to save money is to invest it

[@Bwilli1990]

Not just multiplying your income but you need to have multiple streams of income.

[@BelindaAlmond-tj4wy]

You're right, As a beginner, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. I'm guided by a widely known crypto consultant, Lillie Tamara.

[@shanedavison7473]

I am 54 and I never found any extra income above minimum wage.

[@VidaTitiana]

My little investment of $6,000, which was part of my salary brought me up this height applying Tamara's analysis for beginners

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

Got crops in the ground already

[@steveroberts2533]

how do you cope with the pests and store it

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

​@@steveroberts2533 Can use diatomaceous earth, Diatomaceous earth is made from the fossilized remains of diatoms, which are tiny organisms that lived in rivers, streams, lakes, and oceans. These diatoms are made up of silicon dioxide, a combination of silica and oxygen. Diatomaceous earth is a natural, non-toxic substance that is abrasive to an insect’s exoskeleton, causing them to dry out and die. It works by piercing the protective coverings of insects with its sharp edges, allowing it to absorb oils and fats from the insect’s cuticle, which ultimately leads to dehydration and death. When an insect comes into contact with diatomaceous earth, it can cause the following effects: The powder sticks to the insect’s body, allowing it to absorb moisture and oils from the insect’s cuticle. The sharp edges of the diatomaceous earth pierce the insect’s exoskeleton, causing it to dry out and die. The powder can also dehydrate the insect by absorbing moisture from its body, leading to a slow and painful death. Diatomaceous earth is effective against a wide range of insects, including: Bed bugs Fleas Cockroaches Carpet beetles Slugs Beetles Worms Mites Spiders Ants It is important to note that diatomaceous earth is most effective when used in dry environments and should be reapplied after rain or watering to maintain its effectiveness. Additionally, it is recommended to use food-grade diatomaceous earth to avoid harming pets or humans. We do a lot of canning, pickling, freezing.

[@jackb348]

@@steveroberts2533you learn how to garden. There is tons of good gardening channels on KZbin. You start small and learn from your mistakes.

[@corylemons7242]

Don’t worry. The dems are now trying to even make that illegal.

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

@@steveroberts2533 Food grade Diatomaceous earth, we do ALOT of canning, pickling, freezing

[@user-je6pn9pr3h]

I have health insurance through my employer and yet a Dr visit just to get more refills of the same scripts for my asthma that I've always had cost $200 out of pocket!

[@dimitriberozny3729]

Obamacare working well? I don’t think so!!

[@AbcDef-iq4no]

Home insurance is a factor that is also hurting U.S. consumers' ability to stay afloat. Over the last two years my home insurance has gone up 20 percent.

[@OriginalContent89]

Absolutely this!

[@kwf484]

YOU are on the hook

[@ot5634]

The American dream slowly fading away and the hardship that comes with it will get worse for the average American.

[@KJJ782]

You have to be asleep 😴 to believe in the dream. Living the dream, Living the dream

[@government_costumes-ui5lx]

Well the American dream basically it was concocted after WW2 there was a wee bit of what started to become a bit of an emerging middle class during the 20s but of course it was all built on a house of cars I guess you could write it off as an experiment prior to post WW1 America was actually very poor it was on the level of a third world nation as we think of it today I mean it was a very agriculturally based society industry did start to rise however you were dealing with basically forced labor practices you know the portion of the population was relatively enslaved down at the local factory or mine I mean a job was not a very pleasurable thing jobs never really are a lot pleasure but back then you had big huge strong dudes that would bust your fucking face if you didn't do whatever it is the employer wanted you to do of course the pickeringtons were basically Hired guns they were a security company they still are but they were Hired guns to basically shoot you over Union activities and no that wasn't just in the 30s that occurred even in the late 1800s most Americans were basically impoverished. We're basically going back to that when it comes to labor I mean there does seem to be a growing push for you to make a bit of a comeback but I can say that the unions in a lot of cases aren't really interested Vera bread and butter is government jobs that's where they're hiding they don't really give a fuck to come represent the common worker anymore of course some of that is simply a lot of stigma through society and the sheer fact that a lot of people don't fully understand the purpose they won't vote for you even if they agree that we need one so that we can have better working conditions and make a better wage because of the political affiliation yeah I can say that unfortunately the unions generally subscribe to a lot of crap that I certainly would not subscribe to but the problem is is just because they subscribe to it doesn't mean that you have to go along with you can simply just use them as representation to get a better wage. Basically I can say that the busting of the American unions it definitely coincides with pretty much the death of the American dream I mean you have a situation where the rust belt got its major start in 1968 and things went down there so a lot of the industry purely disappeared so in turn that basically broke the unit people back in the day weren't really going to put a union in the department store it is that has happened and it did happen but I'm saying that it wasn't I guess super calm here's the problem now rather than factories being the majority of jobs you have retail jobs givens that we ever since the mid late nineties switched over to a service economy basically the retailers are the new factories they've taken the place of factory jobs you could argue that for fast food as well. This is what you're left with there's very little manufacturing that does occur happens to be largely foreign own companies and or American companies that sold out to foreign corporations America doesn't even own a portion of its own shit anymore whatever the Japanese did buy up several years back basically about three decades ago the Chinese have and whatever wasn't purchased our own companies shut it down and moved those operations overseas... So the only thing really left to unionize would be the gas stations the fucking department stores the grocery store stuff like that that's about the only things really left and of course restaurants the Indians might be interested if you contact them I at one point back in 2020 got pissed off with home Depot and I contacted Union the teamsters and they basically said yeah they would be interested in giving it a go but there's so much stuff that I would have to do up front blah blah that they weren't going to send anybody over to help me because they have their doubts about it being Union she said that those guys are pretty tough and they've never been able to get one unionized so it's like they're only willing but that's about as far as it goes that they're only half-heartedly interested that's a major problem of course another stigma which is anti-union propaganda basically there's a portion of the population the current workers on duty today tonight tomorrow out there in the world they've been brainwashed to believe that the union does nothing but suck money out of your pocket. I can say that I've been in a few work places that did have it yet and the company seems to have the Union on the back pocket I mean there are accusations that fly and I kind of see that that may be the case in some cases. But I think where we are on pickups labor is simply a lot of people just purely walking away because the jobs don't really pay the bills that the cost of living keeps going ever higher and the wages aren't really keeping up and they have no intentions to make it keep up they just tell us that it would cause even more inflation then of course they do so because that means that they already have a pretext to charge you more money even if they don't really need to be charging more money they're going to charge you more money that's basically with her telling you so it's built in that you're not going to run from the inflation you know it used to be businesses factories etc in any given town at least once maybe twice a year would pass out some raises maybe they weren't big raises but it was decent for the time and I'm talking let's say the fifties through the 70s perhaps even up in the eighties and well honestly for that matter even the 90s cuz I can remember that happening the bottom line was is you would get these times where these races would come out and yet the grocery store didn't seem to raise prices all you know that this prices would hold steady they actually wanted those prices to be steady and you may not get a price hike of even 10 cents for a couple of years. Now it's pretty much that if a factory a warehouse a doctor's office a another department store across town or something gives their people a raise even if it's a lousy 50 cent it's like all the other businesses in the area get a fucking memo about it by lunch time and then you know within a couple of weeks here comes a bunch of price you know they all want a piece of that pie. And of course it's no longer you know 10 to 20 cents that they're raising prices fuck no they're talking about two or three dollars on top of the two or three dollars that they've already increased the price of the goods several weeks ago. So basically they've already pretty much stated that if you do get a raise if every factory president woke up one morning and said fuck it we're just going to go ahead and pay everybody 22 bucks an hour across the board we don't really give a shit you know it'll give these guys a little more money etc etc it might improve some of the Labor relations whatever the reasoning is if every factory owner and or president did that well you know every store in the area is going to memo about that by noon and you know what the next day you could see prices so there is absolutely no way to run from it anymore. Basically the only way people are getting away from all of this is basically willingly becoming homeless and it's not perhaps 100% willingly it's simply you know they get to notice about the rent going up two or three hundred dollars so I mean yeah why not take what money you do have by a bunch of camping gear I mean it's a very very minimum you can pick up some gig work to keep yourself cell phone going you can pick up some cake work to get some fishing supplies and other assorted gear and possibly beer don't go by firewood shit like that maybe mix up a little gas for the chainsaw I mean you know that's basically what a lot of people are doing like it or not that's literally where we are we are basically becoming a camping/nomadic society and it's because we've priced ourselves out of the conventional lifestyle that was supposed to be the American dream so it's basically the American truck but it was all manufactured I mean the powers that be basically allowed for the middle class to exist they created the environment I mean the old saying is if they can givith they can takith. And I would say that's what's happening I mean everybody says it's being done systematically and it is but it's also being done with most of the populations approval you know if Biden goes and blows a bunch of money everybody pitches and they should but what's interesting is when Trump blew up the budget by 50% that's inflation by 50% so as long as the American people keep picking and choosing who is at fault and ignoring the obvious and they're not holding one side or one guy or this you know they're not holding these people to the equal standards of being ridiculed then it's basically the same as if the population is straight up ignoring it while at the same time giving their stamp of approval I mean you have to hold both sides both politicians to what they're doing you can't just up and say well you know when this guy did it it was for this reason it insert excuse here and then go and ridicule the other guy fuck no you have to hold both of them accountable meaning I mean yeah you're going to have to go as far back as well go as far back as you want pick a fucking year because they're all guilty.

[@arnold3785]

The American dream was the abuse of slaves and after that pillaging of other countries resources and now the chicken came home to roast.

[@arnold3785]

The American dream was the abuse of slaves and after that pillaging of other countries resources and now the chicken came home to roast.

[@kellychuang8373]

Really good video here and something now to worry about along with money getting thrown out among other dangers out there.

[@sallyclay1974]

I'm retired , on a fixed income in Danbury, CT. I made my stock money last, about 8 yrs.Now its gone. Luckily, I gave a section 8 voucher for a one bedrm. Now, I'm on long waiting lists, for senior housing. We r in trouble

[@dynaryda8857]

Not trying to be condescending but did you happen to plan for retirement? A 401k? Roth IRA?

[@juancarlossaavedra6757]

The bussiest people in the USA are working printing money.

[@Bitcoin_Gold]

Car insurance cost so much. I don't blame them for not being insured. Even if your car is over 10yrs car insurance still up. So ridiculous. Also if everyone don't have car insurance and when they pay for registration renewal they will not get there registration sticker.

[@artawhirler]

Classic Doctor Doom episode! I love it!

[@sonyamason4303]

Does everyone think it will be worse than the great depression 1929 - 1941? The only way I can see it worse than then is nuclear war. My mother was born in the depression so i come from hardy stock.

[@larrydewein]

ALL the financial experts agree it WILL be FAR WORSE than the great depression of 1929-1945!

[@bruced47]

Americans are much softer today than those of the 1930s. We also have huge personal debt, which those in the 1930s didn't have. THIS WILL BE MUCH WORSE.

[@jackb348]

@@bruced47added to that you have an immoral self entitled generation that will kill you in a heartbeat.

[@chrisanderson1543]

Last one didn’t have credit cards, car leases, huge mortgages, tuition loans, medical insurance, etc. I think it will be a big collapse

[@larrydewein]

@@bruced47 You got that right!

[@worldlife9834]

As president, I would deal with congress immediately. I am tired of watching deadlocks in government policies. We are suffering because of their consistent inability of government effectively. It must be more easy to remove a dysfunctional government.

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

Well, I have always lived, spent, and saved as though it was hard times, even when I didn't have to do so. "a crust of bread and a corner to sleep in"- Paul Lawrence Dunbar.

[@thehonorablejiveturkeyspoo6370]

Cant use turnips to cook in my greens anymore. I needed to sqeeze the blood outta them to pay my bills

[@larrydewein]

🤣🤣🤣

[@artawhirler]

Comment of the day! 😅

[@davidknight6210]

Always a great learning experience

[@therebelliousone1992]

If you survive it

[@trekker8033]

I am very appreciative that 5 years ago a new, good friend, got me into buying Silver bullion and coins. I am now realizing a profit but also holding something of value for this type of scenario, as well, I have been storing food for years as a matter of principal. Seems now, that I haven't been wrong to do this as some of my family members now see. I am sorry for those who are struggling. I have put aside for family and close friends if need be, but food banks are limited how they can help. Family should help family.Good luck!

[@kellyp6675]

I'm in that 55-65 age bracket. Medical debt wiped out all of our savings (30yrs), then bankruptcy. I'm hoping I die quickly otherwise it's "Welcome to Walmart" at 75 for me.

[@neweyes777]

Do whatever it takes to pay off everything you can and to downsize.

[@davidlemay4761]

Target will be the next K mart .😮

[@user-gm9he1os5o]

Good. I hate that store and their wokeness.

[@jasintosamora5599]

Saw 2 different ads on tv about child hunger. One said 1 of 5 children go to bed hungry around the world. The other said 1in 5 children go to bed hungry in the U.S.

[@mikehocking4836]

Im going to have another beer

[@frankl2639]

That’s the spirit!

[@dimitriberozny3729]

If you don’t have Schlitz, You don’t have beer!!

[@theredneckalien5964]

We're all doomed I tell you. DOOMED!!!!!!!!

[@emichaelny336]

It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.🎼🎵🎶🎼

[@user-rg4wf5bu3x]

The money printers (masters of usuary) are ecstatic, for they can see the light at the end of the tunnel... Billions of worthless eaters gone.

[@daviddetweiler4132]

Thank our crooked politicians for the everyday family having nothing while they line their pockets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mikeburkhart8336]

Both parties are guilty.

[@missyk1477]

Now let's be fair...some of that blame goes to the idiots that voted them in.

[@danielsweeney6742]

That comment is why Trump wants to drain the swamp!

[@firstlast8258]

Unless it's voting time 🤓 🖕

[@user-jd2vz4my1w]

I go to food pantries 6 times a month because my food stamps run out by the 20th of each month. Each and every time I see and chat with a Mexican lady who works full-time and McDonald's. She tells me the pay is so low at Mickey-D's that she must go to food pantries. Meanwhile across the street from McDonald's there is a plasma clinic. People donate blood in a 90-minute procedure to get $120. Many of them go straight into the Ascension marijuana dispensary near the Walmart store to buy marijuana joints, pot candy and even pot cookies.

[@NuNugirl]

The Iranian President and Foreign Minister traveling in the same helicopter, in bad weather, crashed in an unknown location in the mountains. Whose brilliant idea was that!

[@scotsmuscle]

Or was it a plan

[@cockyhemi-123]

Probably Mossad’s or the CIA’s.

[@KJJ782]

How horrible, I hope everyone on board is okay, doesn’t matter what country they are from.

[@natedowns]

​@@KJJ782 tell that to the supress woman in Iran

[@zeez.5392]

Free US from Israel!

[@vlong5710]

More like all these businesses better prepare to close the public not going for the inflation excuse anymore

[@fernandoenriquez432]

Money is not an issue plunging the economy with more money unnecessary is the problem this need a stop

[@brianmeegan6384]

Sounds like a national bargain sale coming ! 😂

[@PonziZombieKiller]

It's all gunna crash like a mofo now !!!

[@dantheman6607]

Yeah unemployment all time low and stocks all time high 😂

[@PonziZombieKiller]

@@dantheman6607 yeap the short squeezebis almost over. BLACK MONDAY

[@rcnightlife9611]

Thinking about living in my EV or building a bike RV.

[@vincentprice9156]

One cool thing about being below the Poverty line....Its impossible for me to drop any further. lol

[@rondiwhite46]

This inflation is hitting different this time around I have 22 years at my job. You get your paycheck every two weeks but I feel so broke. I'm behind in my credit card bills for the 1st time I only have 2 I'm not even doing no regular shopping only for food and dollar tree shopping. Didn't buy me nothing in 6 months

[@rumham7130]

Wish there were some way we could all make our lives great again?

[@firstlast8258]

Ya you can get a job, a better job, or multiple jobs if you are able bodied

[@rich5310]

keep voting Demoratic !!!!!!!!!!

[@dantheman6607]

Stock market 40K unemployment 3.9%

[@lisasdfwhightechworld9946]

Have you noticed that is no one is asking the farmers and food processors how much slack there is in the U.S. food supply? Is the U.S. food supply just endless with an open border?

[@jeffreybossingham1732]

Madness may not have a reason. Buy it may have a purpose

[@OneTwoZooPie]

"in other words...you're f*cked".

[@kellychuang8373]

These days it's so terribly true now more than ever.

[@dantheman6607]

@@kellychuang8373right with stock market at 40K and unemployment 3.9% and restaurants full its horrible 😂😂😂

[@kellychuang8373]

@@dantheman6607 Oh yeah that really is true and these days even more worried about things all coming at once that can be good but also dealing in red flags too considering how tense things are and really can't trust anyone these days.

[@CalvinMorris-cf8jk]

when the hard times hit you will know about it because you will not be ready for it.

[@michaeledgington8387]

This was All pianed, many years ago.

[@user-up6ug2ek2q]

Blame on adults making bad decisions.and the Biden administration.not having car insurance is a ticking time bomb. You hit someone you loose everything.i met some people not all say they can’t afford food, well buying steak is expensive. If you cant afford steak buy chicken, pasta. Back when my dad was a kid in the depression they ate what they can afford.life is hard make good decisions.i cant afford steak we eat a lot of chicken,pasta,PB&J for lunch.

[@cjhoward409]

We built our own home.. no mortgage but also, no ins on it. We have only liability on our cars. We have zero health ins. But we know that overall 85% of illnesses and diseases and cancers are preventable with proper healthy habits. We do have dental ins. And instead of dishing out all that ins money, we’ve always saved when times were better and invested. We can find our own emergencies.

[@PonziZombieKiller]

Oh the Humanity ☠️

[@larrydewein]

It's burning up!

[@jdanorthwest]

I've had numerous conversations with people who are close to the edge of insolvency and they seem to think it'll all work out. I've stopped trying to make sense of what these people are up to. I'm just going to stand on the sidelines and watch everything come crashing down.

[@missyk1477]

Yet on the "news" today, AAA is stating this will be the HIGHEST yet for people going on vacation this Memorial day. Gee, could the news being lying to us?

[@jackmacziz6140]

You heard it here first. The SNP 500 is going to crash HARD. Everyday people are running out of money and the big shot CEO’s will no longer have revenue if Americans default on their loans and credit cards. Defaults on credit cards = recession just like 2008. Just like the Great Depression, stocks were roaring right before the crash. Sell while you can. (Not financial advise)

[@Slapnfish]

Still not even close to real pain. Just wait until $13 gallon gas

[@YourSecretIsSafeWithMe]

Don’t worry. Be happy.

[@bobbyjames4300]

You can tell we are heading into a severe depression by the amount of homeless encampments.

[@Ralph-em8xh]

I'm living very comfortably on a fifth of what I was making when I worked. I retired at 57. Never had a sense of entitlement and always lived within my means and saved money as a result. I am 63.5 years old and feel like I'm 18 and getting younger each day. Having perfect health and being in shape at my age is priceless. No medical expenses other than basic cost for insurance. I still go outside remember that? and toss the football around and chase it. Unfortunately, most guys my age are either too fat, dead, or sick. I have a pair of pants I got in 1980 that I found recently and guess what? they still fit. I've kept my waist size the same my entire adult life 31". Definitely saves moola on buying clothes. And when old styles come back in, I still have the clothes to wear. There are countless benefits from living a healthy life and maintaining your weight. I exercise daily and am in shape. Also have been smoking weed for pert near fifty years. Speaking of which....

[@kennylynch8575]

try ling off SSI SSDI

[@kennylynch8575]

@@ashleybosvik3031 I get less thin 1K and am disabled

[@MR..181]

Recall being tossed every last week of the month.

[@johnsincek9636]

Greedflation

[@chioma3100]

I've swapped my savings account for US short term treasuries, notes, bonds and credit union share certificates for the yield and access to needed cash. I pay off my credit cards each month after earning the cash back. My 7% savings account only pays that amount up to $500. The inflation is shrinking my ability to stay ahead. I have little money to buy gold, silver as many are suggesting now. Trying to grow some food and continue to save where I can.

[@MR..181]

Looters attached to every "asset" and every job..!!!

[@salvadorlaguna]

...and let me guess, ya still gonna VOTE for ur favorite DEMOCRAT?

[@jeffjohn9898]

Build Back Better they said. 💣💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@toddsmith293]

We will all know that SHTF has arrived when millions line up for their fair share of .......................................................................... S O Y L E N T G R E E N