Walmart CEO Sounds Alarm On Grocery Prices In 2025 As Hard Times Begin

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It was dumb to have three companies feed a whole nation! Local farmers matter! And I still stand by Americans first.

[@ulike25]

Greed

[@vincentyeo88]

You may have to grow your own food.

[@bradyshannon8452]

This is how you potentially decimate entire populations. If the big producers fail, we all starve....

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Depopulation thsnks to Gates.

[@nancyh9125]

​@@vincentyeo88there aren't that many people who have land for farming. MILLIONS live in apartments

[@Adude2009]

It’s not just prices. Shrinkflation has been hitting hard too. Small packaging for the same price.

[@cjhoward409]

No doubt !!!

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[@lilblackduc7312]

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[@jf8651]

Until they come after you for going off grid. You know they're already outlawing growing your own food and law states you MUST have an active electrical connection to the grid. Good luck buddy

[@moccaswirl]

@@jf8651where did you get this info from?

[@mikeywid4954]

It's not just Walmart. Grocery shopping anywhere nowadays is not for the faint of heart.

[@earthwitch61]

Agreed! And apples/grapes are flavorless. 🤬

[@rightsdontcomewithpermits7073]

Food is cheap.

[@kodahodges4166]

Absolutely corporate greed.

[@TheKissingbomb]

Expensively paying to kill ourselves with horrible food

[@raze2012_]

Eggs and dairy aren't that bad for you.

[@blakkwaltz]

@@raze2012_ He's not talking about that.

[@BookOfWorms]

That’s just the point, though: corporate and government have gone homicidal. They’re currently deciding who’s worthy of being alive, with wealth being the measuring device

[@Ashley-n6p6n]

Foodbanks are going to collapse, people are not going to beable to donate.

[@NobleXenon54]

I'm half tempted to take out billboards by food banks advertising mukbang binge & purges, lmao. That's how spiteful I am towards my Americans.

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

That's been happening for a few years now. Food banks have observed that people who used to donate are now there for a handout. Donations are down and demand has been up for awhile now.

[@therealmrtwonuts]

They'll still be around. You just won't be able to get nutritionally dense food such as meat and dairy. All you'll get is grains and processed foods with no macro/micro nutrients.

[@cjhoward409]

I stopped giving money to Feeding America. I couldn’t afford to anymore. But I do help one elderly couple who live near me.

[@shanimcculloch123]

Exactly what has happened in New Zealand

[@raross6119]

Problem with the food industry is that it became a commodity for wall street and stopped being food

[@twobitsandpepper8235]

Same thing with housing.

[@Kinkle_Z]

I bought 3 dozen eggs at Walmart a month ago and at the register learned that I was being charged $36 for those eggs. THIRTY SIX DOLLARS!! I almost passed out.

[@rockyroad7345]

I can get 54 eggs at my Walmart for almost half of that!

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

California? I live in Virginia now and 18 Eggland's Ex Large AA were 7.60 a dozen, 12 Ex Large here are about 4.90.

[@NobleXenon54]

@@rockyroad7345 I guess it just depends on locality. In my area, eggs just hit 1 per DOLLAR. I bought the egg beaters crap instead.

[@YoungTito-u6n]

So you're telling me you spent $12 a carton

[@rn87mom94]

NJ $5 a dozen for Eggland’s best organic $4.25 Aldi standard dozen $7 pasture raised Pete & Jerry

[@vincentyeo88]

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[@anniealexander9616]

I buy what's on sale. This week, Campbell's chunky soup 98 cents. Heinz ketchup $2.37. peanut butter 1.98. Walmart should worry because nobody buying things at other stores on sale, won't be buying from them.

[@citizencoy4393]

Prior to 2020 Walmart was my store of choice for food items. Now it is extremely cheaper to go to other stores. Even Publix is cheaper than Walmart in many cases once sales applied.

[@Eyota567]

Great price for the soup

[@carlathomas6257]

I only shop sale items. Where on earth you finding thise prices??? A can of soup here on sale today is $1.99!

[@anniealexander9616]

@carlathomas6257 Ingles. You can see the weekly ad online.

[@mightywarrior119]

Should only eat twice a day , stay away from Sugar and Carbs , exercise more , drink more water , no soda , limit caffeine , you will see so much changes in your health and your wallet !!

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

yup ppl dont wake up naybor is 300 pounds and he sez he dont feel good the pig should wake up

[@seventhchild7270]

Very true!......COOK ALL MEALS AT HOME......NO FAST FOOD OR FROZEN MEALS.....NO SUGARY DRINKS AND FOODS......NO RED MEAT OR PORK!.......NO SALTY SNACKS, ....(..I EAT...)... FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL, ORGANIC, .....OATMEAL , BREAD, WHEAT FLOUR, SOME RAW SUGAR , ORGAN RAW HONEY, PLAIN GREEK YOGURT, LOTS OF WATER....LOTS OF FRESH KALE , COLLARDS, GARLIC, CARROTS, BROCCOLI, BRUSSEL SPROUTS, CABBAGE, RED ONIONS, SWEET POTATOES, FEW RED POTATOES, ARUGALA, TOMATOES, ETC......BROWN RICE, ORGANIC WHEAT PASTA, LEAN TURKEY AND CHICKEN, WILD CAUGHT TUNA AND SARDINES AND SALMON,...ETC.....LIGHT HAND WEIGHTS, WALK DAILY, SQUATS....LOW CARDIO...

[@tkim2284]

On point my fellow neighbor!!! Power 2 you !!! 🎉🎉

[@kathyhall668]

I've already been off sugar don't eat out. Eat one main meal, light something if get hungry. Don't entertain. Used to bake keto no longer. Don't have cable. Buy clothes only necessities. Never eat out. Don't run electricity . It's going to get worse . The Bible says "money will be thrown in street."

[@cindycindy2894]

​@@JamesBrown-db9pkWho are you to call anyone a pig? You can't even spell. Stay in your own lane.

[@nothinglessthanepic9902]

STOP BUYING AND WATCH THE PRICES PLUMMET!!!!!!

[@courtneyblue15]

Exactly. These grocery stores are taking full advantage!

[@salikali2]

Hard to not eat.

[@edb3877]

@@salikali2 True, but our waist lines will shrink quite a bit, which many claim they want to do.

[@salikali2]

@ I weigh 150 pounds and I am 5'10. If I lose more weight it may be an issue xD.

[@kerriefryer1299]

Trying to cut my grocery bill in half each week from now on. I stocked up huge in December (with items on special) so I'm trying to only buy what I actually need now. Now I watch the specials very closely.

[@buddyholston9268]

Believe me a one day fast ( not eating for one day can save you 2 months Food cost ) per year. By fasting, this action can do wonders for your body figure.

[@courtneyblue15]

I’ve been doing one meal a day for the past year. Can’t imagine how much our grocery bill would be if I ate like the average person. It’s already through the roof!

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

Who would have thought that three meals a day would be considered a luxury in America.

[@MartiBaker-zs3xf]

OK, I get the part about not eating for a day but can you specifiy how many days per week, month, year? Thanks.

[@tkim2284]

Fasting can give time for yr liver and kidneys and ur internal organs to breathe and rest !!! As much as you need...only you will know how often !! I do it once a week !!

[@juliemaines9556]

Growing a garden would help

[@joejohnston2035]

3 loaves of cheap bread, 2 dozen eggs and cheap cinnamon rolls were $22 bucks at Aldi's

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

For those ridiculous egg prices you're better off buying your own chicken and making your own eggs..😅😅😅

[@kissmyass69702]

i did.but cant do that where i live

[@edb3877]

I live in the country and a lot of people either had or are getting some chickens to do just that.

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

@edb3877 Absolutely, my friend.That's exactly how you do it.That's smart ones.I'm afraid of myself so I stuck up on food and stuff.I'm looking to buy pizza land and I want to do the same thing also..

[@Squirrel219]

I used to have a vending machine business. The last couple years price increases and problems with food availability have pushed me out of business and I have gone from an income that paid my bills in 2019 to having nothing now. The economy is killing small businesses.

[@hologramhouse729]

Was the food healthy nutritious and necessary for physical and cognitive health?

[@Squirrel219]

@hologramhouse729 very few "snack" foods are. Those cost even more than regular vending machine foods. People that want healthy foods, generally bring their own lunch and snacks. Most of these locations are for lower income workers who can't afford the expense options. Can't afford to stock machines with alternatives people won't buy because of the cost. People just don't have the money and are skipping meals, much less snacks.

[@mpgisbtsarmybaefighting2838]

So sorry to hear that.

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😢

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The American Dream is no longer affordable.

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You can still dream about it xD

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[@sphinx11982]

The American dream only happens when you are asleep

[@deadcell1]

It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to live it.

[@TheoBoosalis]

Food sucks in today's world. To get the same thing you got 20 years ago - good luck on your wallet.

[@lucanidae100]

don't eat as much

[@TheoBoosalis]

@@lucanidae100 I'm talking quality not quantity.

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Pack more $100 bills into your wallet, and you will be alright. 💰🤣

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​@TheoBoosalis You just have to suppliment. Look up "i reuteri yogurt" . Dr Berg and I think the other doctor is Dr Williams talk about it. I just finished consuming my first batch of 6 cups and all I can say is, everyone needs this stuff.

[@cjhoward409]

@@TheoBoosalis But cutting back on quantity, will give us all extra money for the quality. Besides 47% of Americans are obese. So, they can all skip a meal , lose weight, which would be better for your health and wallet

[@MAEURASTAR]

My Civics teacher in 1965 told the class that we might live to see a time when we would need a wheelbarrow full of quarters to purchase a loaf of bread. We thought he was nuts! The price of flour is already 3x what it was a couple years ago. I bake bread at home and it's still expensive but NOT what a loaf costs at the store. AND it tastes better Learn how to bake and cook from scratch.

[@luigijohson6732]

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[@UAa320]

Eggs are now $12-$15 for a dozen!!! Hard times are already here. Wages are not enough these days it all goes to rent or those who have car payments.

[@123pickles]

Where ??

[@UAa320]

@123pickles some markets in CA.

[@strokeracp1]

$10.69 for 18 Free range eggs today. The price will be $3.99 by June 2025 🇺🇲 MAGA

[@cjhoward409]

What blue state do you live in ?! Here in Ky they are about $5 a dozen. I have my own hens. So, I’m good for eggs

[@38cal.36]

Farmers aren't getting rich so maybe Walmart is gouging us because they can, gallon of milk double of gallon gas. Ever seen a refinery , huge

[@lilblackduc7312]

Processors are all 'laughing all the way to the bank'.

[@kennethmaeda5698]

The Walton family one of the richest families in the U.S. wouldn't price gouge would they!!!😂😂 Remember their advice to their hourly workers.Apply for welfare!!!😂😂

[@John-h9y2i]

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[@itsbrittnaybittchh666]

you need a reliable consumer base in order to have a successful market, people are buying less and less, a lot of places are going to go out of business

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

Well yes a lot of places are going to go out of business and yes I will say that consumers are being more careful with money however we need to look at the mentality... they're only being careful because their wallet tells them they have to meaning if they were still rolling in the money even the lines of credit that they once were they would still be blowing money hand over fist so I would say what's looming on the horizon is one of the first major sectors to crash is going to be the credit market. this not only has it in for consumers but this also reflects on the businesses given that the businesses are also saturated with stupid amounts of debt there's basically no way out of this so I do look for more companies to fail I look for more mergers and act acquireizations basically it will be not only a thinning of the herd but it will be even more consolidation and that consolidation is already been underway on the supply side what do you think 2020 was all about? because I can tell you it was not a virus. as far as food goes there again people really are being careful but I will say that one of the biggest prop up / bailouts for retailers has been the food stamp program basically when they wrote bailouts to banks car companies and other assorted corporations they were not going to write a bailout bill to the likes of Kroger Meijer Walmart etc that would have looked too obvious to even the stupidest most superficialist idiot within the middle class that we would have a bigger problems than what we were being told so they took an existing program known as EBT otherwise called food stamps and they wildly expanded it as a means of propping up those companies that sold food and/or food stuffs notice how the retailers that don't are having the most problems Kohl's pennies Macy's... basically that expansion has also benefited the convenience store model whether it would be mom and pop or national chains even gas stations this is why you can go down to the gas station at 3:00 in the morning and get yourself a full-fledged DiGiorno pizza and a half gallon of ice cream. last decade everybody was doing with her politicians wanted them to do and they were bitching about the food stamp fuckers there's people that's trying to get that argument started again but the reality is simply those people are nothing more than unofficial couriers for the government at this point their job is basically to take that money and pass it out to the retailers of their choice thus keeping your cities and towns looking normal That's basically all it is folks Wake the fuck up the same is happening with rent.. ever since 2006 hud otherwise known as metropolitan/section8 housing had wildly expanded the criteria for houses to be on the metropolitan system in other words they're not as stringent on the shape of the house or the code of the apartments or whatnot and ever since then they've also been increasing the amounts of money they're willing to pay landlords big or small so this is part of the reason why you're seeing 14 and $1,500 a month rent because this is what the government is willing to pay nobody's going to charge any less. but they're again everybody makes memes and they shit on the tenants they blame the tenant because everybody calls them the welfare recipient but what they fail to realize is no no the apartment complex and or the huge conglomerate or the small-time guy is collecting the stupid amounts of money per month based on that individual's existence yeah they're getting a roof over their head and just like food stamps sure they're getting the food but it's caused a certain amount of inflation that has propped up those businesses and this is what everybody fails to see.

[@MrJ-dc3yz]

Grocery prices are higher than the Pandemic, it's too much. Can someone explain to me why eggs are so expensive? Gas is cheaper than eggs, something is very wrong.

[@Maria-e1o3z]

They are killing the chickens due to bird flu. Check out The popular report. He explained that in the last several months they have killed over $2 million chickens.

[@lucanidae100]

Commodity futures

[@sphinx11982]

Eggs are higher due to the killing of chicken and destruction of eggs due to the H5N1

[@kerriefryer1299]

Because of bird flu most likely.

[@lorishoemaker3906]

They claim egg prices are up due to the bird flu🤷‍♀️

[@trevormartinaharris]

Most of America is obese! I am 56 years old and I am at my high school weight. I am not overweight. I eat once a day and I drink liquids the rest of the day and the rest of the hours I’m asleep. Americans need to go on a diet! and jacking up the food Prices - THAT might be the way to do it.! Cause in the long run it will save money and save lives.

[@Cheryl-r4b]

I only eat once a day as well. Really that's all we need.

[@cjhoward409]

I’m 59 and just a few pounds higher than my high school weight ( I was skinny in high school ) I agree ! People need to cut back their meals ! Almost half are obese ! Nobody needs 3 full meals and snacking in between. I eat 2 meals a day.

[@morningglory3323]

56 years old and still haven't learned any thing not every body wants to live like you I eat every other day save your own life don't tell this American how they should live.

[@turbofox85]

I don’t buy anything that has had its price artificially hiked.. I’ll eat beans rice and eggs only if that’s what it takes to not be apart of this system. The problem is they slowly started raising prices on everything and people kept buying anyway. They’ll use whatever excuse they have like tariffs etc to justify this and at the same time have record profits. Buy chickens if you can and buy bags or rice and beans if you truly want to save money and start hitting these greedy ass chains in their bottom line.

[@bonniewatson178]

Who with 1/2 a brain cell would believe anything spewed out of a CEO mouth 🤔?

[@ichibanxeo6447]

Ask that to idiots FJB voters.

[@raze2012_]

When they say "year we're raising prices" I believe them.

[@Matthew_Loutner]

Yes. Why not? Those guys are the same human being that you are. Did you think they were Martians?

[@Meo9131]

Yeah I took my mom grocery shopping and a 12 count was $8-10 depending on if you wanted pasture raised or regular.

[@Xena4Eva-w1f]

Why are you shopping at Walmart when there are other grocery stores that are cheaper?

[@SeahawksFTW2014]

Because dollar stores are even worse?

[@melissasmess2773]

I don't know about that, Safeway is a rip off in my town of 7,000 people, so I drive to another state and shop at Walmart.

[@DesertDweller74]

That depends on where you live. Walmart IS the cheapest in my area.

[@raze2012_]

​@@DesertDweller74classic Walmart strategy. Drop in, put small vendors out of business and become a local monopoly. Then they can surge prices.

[@frostypi7042]

2022-2024 , in the US. Alone, over 150+ large food processing centers shut down due largely to fires. Hmmm. I smell bunch of rats...control the supply, dictate the price. ...

[@cindycindy2894]

@frostypi7042- Try again. The number of fires was not abnormal but once people took notice of them they started these conspiracy theories and spread false information. Or as your dimwit leader says " fake news".

[@exogenken]

Great info

[@cjhoward409]

And I don’t believe for one minute that all those chickens had some “bird flu”. Millions were killed driving up the prices of chicken and eggs. Glad we moved out to the country and can and do, live off our land.

[@CharlesBailey-rq2bf]

If everybody banned together and boycott Walmart. They are the largest grocery chain in the United States. They would not be going up on prices they would be coming down. Everybody needs to band together to do it!

[@ichibanxeo6447]

That not going to work because Walmart and the producer will stop producing items no one is buying. Long term future will continue to go down the toilet slowly.

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

not really because then the suppliers would be stuck not being able to sell things that would increase their waste which in turn they would slow down production. that in effect would cause a shortage across suppliers of course it's not only Walmart but it would actually have an inflationary action The more something is sold the taper it's supposed to be I agree they're not really following that but it would be worse.

[@rn87mom94]

@@American-Motors-Corporation It’s already getting trashed in dumpsters!! Watch some dumpster divers on KZbin!

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

@@rn87mom94 Yes I've seen dumpster diving however I've also worked for lots of retailers that they literally locked their dumpsters if they don't want it they sure as hell don't want anybody else to have it especially resellers... and there's a lot of shit they throw away simply because the price points are basically garbage and frankly a lot of the merchandise is not above garbage..

[@noonierune6933]

Walmart is not the only big grocery store. Kroger, Publix, Albertsons etc . They all have the same problems. Don't like Walmart go to the other stores. Same high prices. Wait till the tariffs go into effect.

[@MarRon98]

Today is the day to REPENT for TOMORROW'S NOT GUARANTEED….

[@SeahawksFTW2014]

🤦

[@lilblackduc7312]

Amen!

[@LearnAboutFlow]

Yes, follow the deity that caused all this to happen. Sounds like you're promoting . . . SATAN

[@lucanidae100]

finally someone is talking about dirt

[@vincentyeo88]

That's paydirt.

[@moccaswirl]

Grocery Stores are a luxury, what would you do if they just stop stocking and things become limited?? Stock up on rice, flour and other items that’s long term foods

[@cjhoward409]

Back in the day … 1800’s, 1700’s ….people grew their own food and traded with others. I still have a big garden and many fruit trees and we have hens for their eggs. It’s not rocket science but sadly so many people would have no clue how to stick a seed in the ground

[@moccaswirl]

@ true, this society have became spoiled to depend on others

[@oneofmany1087]

The price of wages needs to go up!

[@sphinx11982]

So then everything goes up, it's the same cycle

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

No, that will drive inflation as well. What we need is our government to stop running multi-TRILLION dollar deficits that are funded by endless borrowing.

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

only because they have you convinced that it does remember they only get away with it because they have you convinced. over 25 years in business management and I can certainly say that just because you pay people more money does not necessarily constitute a price hike but they have people convinced otherwise. I mean if your profits are pretty healthy which for the most part across the board they are in a lot of cases especially companies that you can go look at that publicly state their profits in most cases it's not really going to cut into that in a major way but of course these companies like to show up on the news networks and bitch piss and mountain but notice how they never bring receipts I mean I want to see an itemized profit and loss statement and that's the problem the public doesn't demand it they don't actually have to show it to you but you know hey if they want to make a claim they need to prove it. another point to be made is simply notice how they're raising prices and they're not raising wages so I mean they're going to raise prices regardless that's the plan in case you haven't noticed.

[@achilles1191]

@@sphinx11982stuff is going up already. Making more of a wage does not mean more inflation. That’s how a middle schooler thinks. There needs to be govt regulation on companies price gouging people’s savings and have a proper ratio percentage of wage to commodities. This would automatically happen if we were using gold.

[@rn87mom94]

⁠like funding tax breaks to the BRO oligarchy?

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[@Hodad3000]

Small distributed regenerative farm networks, are better for the people and the soil verses industrial, big Ag, monoculture, corporate farming. As well as taking the control of the food supply out of the hands of a few wealthy elites and putting it back into the hands of the general populace.

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

Well most of the time those big farms aren't necessarily owned by corporations A lot of those farms are still owned by basically one family now they have a series of contracts and yes they're basically on the government system so really the problem is we need to get government out of food production basically they are controlling the means of production there is no real free market when it comes to food production The big fear has always been that if they allowed the free market within food productions in you would have seen today's prices back in the '70s or '80s personally I think that that's a crock of shit but I can also see why some people would have the angle that the prices would have been far much more expensive in the past then they were but the trouble is simply you cannot suppress those prices forever this was an open discussion in the '80s and the mid '90s which is why it's a bit astonishing to me that the supposed all knowing boomers and Gen xers have been caught with their fuckin pants down. they act so surprised when you know hey this was a open conversation 30 to 40 years ago.

[@Niikki284]

Were eggs this expensive during the bird fIu outbreak back in 2OO9?

[@Sabrina-u3o8b]

Yes

[@lucanidae100]

yes

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

no they really weren't I mean maybe some areas charged stupid prices but those prices were false because every state in the Union raises chickens every state in the Indian raises eggs so a couple of cases a bird flu is bullshit That's not a valid reason to raise the prices it's unfortunate that most people do not understand anything about farming. yeah it was what was it the middle of last decade there was the swine flu outbreak in Iowa where they killed off a million pigs because they all got the shit and then they ran around and made a big deal about this million pig slaughter Well so fucking what every state in the Union raises pigs a million pigs is nothing that is literally a drop in the bucket Go talk to Alabama and North Carolina for starters but hell Georgia Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma all your bread basket states up through pretty much all of the Midwest Ohio is a huge port producer as well I mean every state even California has hogs they raised them in Hawaii they raise them in Alaska. so it was bullshit and enough of us were intelligent enough to call them on it and so they didn't raise pork prices All they're trying to do is use a bad situation for a few as a means of extorting money out of the rest of us this is what people need to realize.

[@rn87mom94]

And now we are no longer part of The World Health Organization. 🤣

[@suzq7137]

Thank God.

[@harrynutsack5173]

The WHO is a scam. You see how China paid them to keep covid a secret until it spread worldwide.😮

[@dianabehr3169]

Real funny

[@rn87mom94]

@@suzq7137 clearly you’ve never been a nurse who has worked through AIDS, Ebola and covid. We are now one international flight away from a public health catastrophe.

[@cjhoward409]

We don’t need to be governed by countries half way around the world

[@ericecw117]

People stock up on important items now while you can trouble is coming

[@paulsaragosa371]

Play song by run dmc hard times 1980s Rapp songs

[@PonziZombieKiller]

Yeap... poor peeps might as well go shopping for a tombstone... 😢

[@dmhendricks]

I don't know if you know this, but inflation was already sky high under Biden. Trump is going to fix this. That's why he was elected.

[@lilblackduc7312]

They will need a co-signer.

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

This is why I tell people if you can stop up on canned stuff while they're cheap do so.Now that's what I'm doing, you can get cans of sardines for 99 cents.That's d*** good but at these prices.They're gonna go up to probably $1.29.Up.I loaded up on sardines for the next nine cents each for now before the prices go up..

[@lucasgaeta3403]

but what do you do with them?

[@lucanidae100]

You can save a million bucks!

[@edb3877]

@@lucasgaeta3403 Eat them. Very good on saltine crackers. High protein, low saturated fat.

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

@lucasgaeta3403 What do you mean do with them?Do it what

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

@lucanidae100 You probably can as well but soon that won't be worth anything either

[@Brittanicus-y3v]

When I shop at ALDI, I always look at the price for a gallon of milk. Last year it was consistently $2.65. I also go less often to JEWEL to look for their growing number of sales - usually 2 for 1 sales - many of which are offered on Fridays and Saturdays to get rid of inventory.

[@joeyvocals1]

In Cleveland, last year: a dozen eggs: 9.99! I said to my buddy working there: you can buy a live chicken for less!

[@cybertoe1221]

Where tf am I supposed to keep a live chicken? It's illegal to have them in the city where I live.

[@JasonSBashant-METAL666]

😂...Hmmmmm...he just made even more ridiculous bank and Walmart recently announced mid-management are looking to make upwards of 600K+/yr for 2025........"All Associates...calling ALL Associates...brace yourselves, for your value is immeasurable, too.....hold on tight(again...for the 3rd straight year) for that .35/hr. pay boon...thanks for ALL you do!!!" (Cue up the cut hours, higher work expectations, and oh...the cost of living increasing thousands more again this year...). 'Murica.

[@mylamberfeeties875]

I would like to point out when you scroll back on videos from this channel there were a ton of predictions and now they are just hilarious sc am video's 🤣

[@dissy5563]

EBT is todays equivalent of 1930's soup lines.

[@DevilSinCA]

Crop production isn't low, crop annihilation is high due to geoengineering.

[@jackrobbie2865]

SHIT LIKE THIS IS WHY PEOPLE STEAL.

[@levicnall]

👍

[@cjhoward409]

Not always. Opportunistic people will always steal ! Even when they have the money to pay for the items

[@seventhchild7270]

ALDI......LIDLS......TRADER JOE.....AMAZON FRESH.....GIANT FOODS.....ETC......THERE ARE BETTER GROCERY STORES TO SHOP FROM/ AND BETTER QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE

[@cybertoe1221]

That's great if you live near those stores and have a reliable vehicle. I live in a dead zone where there is absolutely no public transportation (busses, taxis or rideshare), so if my car is out of commission I am sol. My choices are Walmart, Dollar General or 7-11 unless I want to make a 60-mile round trip. And Amazon prices have been steadily rising. When I placed my last order I was supposed to get it in 3 days and they kept extending the time frame (it went to 10 days), then it got returned to the warehouse en route because there was a "problem" and I'm still waiting for my refund. Not everything has an easy answer.

[@lucanidae100]

Chinese tariffs are to punish the 2000 US companies that moved to China for cheaper labor costs

[@CharlesBailey-rq2bf]

Terrace is something the United States charges other countries for imports. And when Trump is going to go to 100% tariffs, the consumer in the United States will be paying it.

[@raze2012_]

And the real victims will be the working class consumers. As usual.

[@NormanLor]

WELL, TODAY IS TRUMP'S PROMISE OF CANADIAN TARIFFS AND AMERICA ALONG WITH US WILL SUFFER BADLY. NOT JUST FOR THE PRICES BUT ALSO CUTTING BACK ON ENERGY, OI, L, AND OTHER IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM US!!

[@RaqueLauren]

Trees and their fallen leaves make soil. We've cut down all the trees, so this was another pretty obvious manmade problem that could've been avoided if we had even the slightest respect for nature.

[@cjhoward409]

Trees are our #1 renewable resource !

[@DerekduToit]

Must see the huge increase in food lines here in South Africa - some food lines are up by 300% plus other household items - this in a year now. Crazy

[@lucanidae100]

Eggs will be $1.00 per egg

[@wt9653]

No more 2 eggs with your bacon. 😮 You have to split 1/2 of one egg with your sister. 😮

[@strokeracp1]

I eat 4 large eggs daily 😋

[@bog6106]

its the end

[@skapunkoialternativeliving6522]

Well, you can blame Trump for that because he says he's gonna put up the turfs.In other countries, you don't think that's going to affect the regular person?It don't affect the rich people they're fine.It's gonna affect wee the working people.That's who we affects..

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

blame biden wake up he fk it all up dems need the woodchipper

[@cjhoward409]

It might get a little rocky before things start to smooth back out again and be fair for all Americans. Bringing manufacturing jobs back to America

[@keithkuckler2551]

How much do you want to bet that the Walmart family members give a damn.

[@jimwjohnq.public]

Well, the price for a gallon of gas went up .03 today.

[@exogenken]

Is it true that the Waltons networth is at a all time high?

[@cjhoward409]

They’ve been worth billions each, for a long time

[@Cheryl-r4b]

Here in Memphis a dozen eggs cost $7.11 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@12HpyPws]

Changes are coming.

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

and they will all be bad

[@randywoods6161]

At your dinner table

[@AmericaSucksAtEverything0]

Like cats chasing a wind up mouse.

[@williamestes629]

Not Walmart related, but a Burger King franchise shut down in my area.

[@mimis5407]

Our area just built and opened another one.

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

What surprised me is that a few years back a Panera Bread inside of a busy mall that I work near, and used to eat at, at least once a week closed down. If a food place can't make it in an upscale mall, then other businesses are doomed. I'm waiting to see when the Fridays and CPK there close.

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

wow it's basically fake upscale I don't know about them all itself but Panera bread is basically fake upscale they've always been overpriced like I'm not going to pay you $14 for a tiny shitty bowl of soup that frankly I could make so much better and half a fucking sandwich if not a quarter of a sandwich sorry that's a rip off not happening. so I'm not surprised if they close more stores.

[@cjhoward409]

@@Shadow_Banned_Conservative Most people shop on line anymore. The way of the future. Things are always changing. And rapidly

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

@ The thing is what happens when on-line is all that's left. Jeff Bezos gave an interview years back where he claimed change always happens, and acknowledged that one day even Amazon would fail. What happens when all your B&M stores are gone and Amazon and/or Walmart disappears as well? Walmart is taking over for grocery stores as well. What happens when there's no more local grocery store and your Walmart closes down? Maybe we're back to the days were you have to drive 20+ miles for groceries, but you don't live in the countryside.

[@Pickle_Panther]

We know what’s coming, and we’re sprinting full speed towards it

[@gregoryaxsom]

I make $1,000 a month social security. I'm single but rent and utilities I don't eat anymore

[@cjhoward409]

Social security was never meant to fund our whole retirement.

[@Dylanchris8048]

If you are not in the financial market space right now, you are making a huge mistake. I understand that it could be due to ignorance, but if you want to make your money work for you.... prevent inflation

[@Watersbill89]

Right, the role of adisors can only be overlooked but not denied. I got financially free at the age of 49 with over $1.6m in investment account alone. I was shocked that I made more money with money than with hard work, even my CEO income Earning "return on investment" makes me more happy. (But I still enjoy working)

[@MichaelGillespie-MG]

< Right, the role of adisors can only be overlooked but not denied. I got financially free at the age of 49 with over $1.6m in investment account alone. I was shocked that I made more money with money than with hard work, even my CEO income Earning "return on investment" makes me more happy. (But I still enjoy working)

[@JOEY-HUFF]

Right, the role of adisors can only be overlooked but not denied. I got financially free at the age of 49 with over $1.6m in investment account alone.

[@JOEY-HUFF]

I was shocked that I made more money with money than with hard work, even my CEO income Earning "return on investment" makes me more happy. (But I still enjoy working)

[@AlmaMercer]

But China already said the retaliating with tariffs on retail this could be clothing shoes small items etc.😢

[@salchauhdry1533]

Literally nothing this guy says is happening or ever happens

[@Sabrina-u3o8b]

Keep prepping

[@lilblackduc7312]

"First in, first out".

[@cjhoward409]

That can only last so long. Everyone should have gardens, fruit trees and hens

[@Sabrina-u3o8b]

@cjhoward409 agreed . I have me a garden too and fruit trees maam . Im canning now

[@Bwilli1990]

We will see what trump will do something tells me it is probably going to be even worse then Biden.

[@slicedice577]

😂🤣🤣😂presidents have NOTHING to do with grocery prices

[@rn87mom94]

Not completely true. Their labor and agricultural policies directly affect food supply.

[@debbiesavage7107]

EVERYTHING is the Fat, DementedDick-taters fault! He made promises he has no intention of keeping.

[@cybertoe1221]

​@@slicedice577They do when they deport all the cheap labor. I'm sure you'll rest easy knowing that your $25 pint of strawberries was picked by an American.

[@cjhoward409]

It’s going to take some time to undo the damage Biden did. We need to “drill baby drill” so we become energy independent again ! That should bring down fuel prices, including diesel

[@lizaattala85]

That is why I got chickens, I am growing my own veggies and will soon start canning because food will be hard to come by sooner than we know. 😢

[@cybertoe1221]

🍪

[@cybertoe1221]

You know that it's illegal to keep chickens in most cities, right? And there are millions who live in areas with no land to plant on.

[@cjhoward409]

@@cybertoe1221but for those that can, then they need to. Also, most suburbia areas allow hens, not roosters. We have both but I’m on 5 acres

[@janetbusener6326]

In the near future, stores will be looted and starvation will set in. Buy non gmo seeds and start planting in parking lots and everywhere.

[@Gbvjguf7rugggd6]

Food prices is going up everyday

[@dissy5563]

Don't mind me folks, I'm just here for my daily dose of DOOOOOM!!!

[@cjhoward409]

I’ve been hearing these videos for over 10 years now. 😂😂

[@lorihamlin3604]

Comment sections are turning into free sales pitches for possible scam artists. I’d be extremely cautious of these “ads”.

[@MR..181]

Growing chickens in their yards...yep

[@Matthew_Loutner]

I don't think so. I just checked Walmart's Great Value egg prices and a dozen eggs is $4.53.

[@ambersouthwick3509]

ALSO, who cares if processed foods increase? You shouldnt be eating that garbage anyways. You should be eating whole, real foods.

[@cybertoe1221]

Fresh foods are getting more expensive, too. Just wait until farmers have to start playing their workers $20 an hour.

[@cjhoward409]

@@cybertoe122199% of farm work is done with big machinery. All automated anymore

[@cjhoward409]

Exactly. But I think they want us getting fatter and unhealthier. Think about it. You worked all your life. Get to age 65, and you’ve retired. Just starting to get your social security which you paid into since you were 16 ! And then because of your obesity, smoking, eating fried foods, you know dropped dead from a heart attack. Oh well. Nobody in your family gets all that social security. So, get healthy, drop the junk food, quit the smoking and vaping

[@lucanidae100]

2050 is the end in case they forgot to mention it

[@cjhoward409]

I’ll probably be dead by then. But I worry about my kids and grand kids

[@Bobgrapes25]

Everyone needs to garden and learn how to compost. Put back to the soil what you take from it. It stops erosion.

[@cybertoe1221]

That's great if you're healthy, have a plot of dirt and can keep the wildlife from ripping the seeds right out of the ground.

[@cjhoward409]

@@cybertoe1221 There’s ways to keep wildlife out of your gardens. Fencing, straw put on top

[@nioxa5421]

Already bought some seeds and got in touch with a local ranch. Wait until I figure out how to get/ take care of chickens.

[@terrymcv7064]

Walmart isn't exactly competitive on there prices already.. particularly there meat prices.. Comparison a small grocery chain in my area sales 80\20 hamburger every other week for $2.80..walmart price is $4.78 The alternate week they sale 73\27 for $2.47 ish Walmart is around $4.38 ish

[@seriousb3449]

If Walmart wants to do better they need to hire more cashiers, more stockers, and have all their departments staffed. Open 24 hours a day. Lower prices and decrease the pay of higher management and ceo which is ridiculously high ...less management more staff

[@cybertoe1221]

Hiring more staff will increase prices. 🤣

[@seriousb3449]

@cybertoe1221 not if they reduce the pay of the higher ups. Idc what they say they make plenty of money to have more employees and cheaper prices.

[@JaxxNThBoxx]

Get to your farmer's market. I bought 2 dozen duck eggs this morning for $5 each dzn. I bought grass-fed and finished ground beef from a local cattle ranch for $9/lb. And tallow for $7/lb. Quit buying bad food from grocers, and get things from local farmers. Quit eating ultra-processes crap. Our FM had homemade sour dough loafs this morning. Stop eating sugar.

[@BuddyH69]

I need this guy doing my voicemails

[@AbcDef-iq4no]

Ever since Walmart figured out it that it can offset slumping hard goods sales by jacking up grocery prices it has paved the trail for every other retail/grocery store chain to do exactly the same. (BTW: In 2024, groceries accounted for 60% of Walmart's net sales in the U.S. Also, Walmart is the leading grocery retailer in the U.S.).

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

yeah you know how they did that? oh and by the way they're not the only retailers that did it but how they all figured out how to do that and by the way the government helped them do it on an early on last decade it was through EBT it's food stamps you people are just now getting that message? yeah last decade while everybody was on social media shitting all over the food stamp card holders is if they're the problem The reality is simply the government had taken an existing program expanded the hell out of it because it was the bailout / prop up for the retailers that sell food and/or food stuffs this is exactly why even the gas stations have expanded what they're offering you can go down there at 3:00 a.m. and buy a DiGiorno pizza and a half gallon of ice cream because of this nobody bothered to follow the money they just kept posting dick wagpost after dick wagpost about the food stamp fuckers they do was too stupid to follow the money this is exactly what your politicians wanted you to do I'm glad to see that somebody else fucking sees it! I'm seriously glad to see that somebody else sees it never thought that I would ever after all of these years that I've been bitching about this never thought I would see anyone else in the comments talk about that so yeah you're right they have jacked up groceries to prop up the rest of the store but I'll tell you how they did it and it was EBT you see the government wasn't going to write them a bailout bill like they did the banks car companies and other assorted corporations it would have looked too obvious to the stupid middle class that are particularly on the superficial side of life that we have bigger problems than what's being said so they didn't they took an existing program and there again they wildly expanded it this is why even mom and pop shops busted their ass to take EBT it's not just the big creepy court post it's everywhere everywhere is basically dependent on the government at this point with all of these programs oh by the way the same is happening with rent ever wonder why rent is high?? Well they want a Babylon about all these market issues but the fucking cold hard truth is it's high because this is what the government is willing to pay at the bottom line to any given landlord private or a conglomerate and nobody's going to charge any less this is why you're seeing 14 and $1,500 a month rent even for the tiniest and shittiest of apartments. but there again everybody just bitches about the tenant and they never fall with the money they never realized that those conglomerates are collecting millions of dollars a month in welfare funds and oh by the way most of those conglomerates have been doing so for over 40 years BlackRock and the gang are relatively new to the business they're late to the game. there's four conglomerates I cannot remember their names off the top of my head three of them are based in Texas One I believe is based in Oklahoma and those are the companies that have been going around and doing this for 40 years and they own basically every apartment complex and pretty much every state and city no joke they already own it all like I said Black Rock in the gang are late to the game. at this point the conglomerates coming in and buying up especially single family homes and then converting them to rentals what that really serves is the banks they're clearing house for the banks they buy up properties and then that's one less property that's under threat of being a foreclosure and sitting on the bank's books Well at the same time yeah they'll buy up for closed homes and they're clearinghouse for the bank basically. serves a couple of purposes it keeps the prices of any given area elevated Well at the same time if they rent this properties out the yard's mowed everything looks normal there again it keeps the prices elevated but it also provides tax money to the municipality The municipality the township the county whatever they don't really give a flying fuck who owns it and they don't really care who lives there they just want the tax money..

[@PonziZombieKiller]

Walmart is going to Pick up only. No more shopping . 😮

[@briangain9836]

In high crime areas .,

[@PonziZombieKiller]

@briangain9836 Well that should include the lower 48 of the MAGA Kult USA 🇺🇸

[@pacmancdi]

I'm surprised they didn't do it years ago. I used to work at Walmart and it was hood AF in there 😂😂😂

[@cjhoward409]

@@PonziZombieKiller No big crimes in my red state ! But California ? Lots of theft, and now looting. All demonrat run !

[@MarciaCharles-l8w]

That is why people must pray against this problem

[@reverands571]

Did you say "lower agricultural production, in the US"?? That's what I have been worrying about.

[@cybertoe1221]

That's what happens when half the agricultural workers are deported. No American is going to harvest food for 5 bucks an hour.

[@justinsmith7767]

I hope you don't mind me sharing i need prayers times have been i shared video on my channel I love you all my brothers and sisters in Christ

[@frankmosses9121]

Went to Costco yesterday and not one egg..... anywhere!

[@JasonSBashant-METAL666]

The Oligarchy..."let them eat cardboard........for a price."

[@Wigington2O25]

WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE

[@thehonorablejiveturkeyspoo6370]

Where, when, and how is up to inevitability

[@courtneyblue15]

Nope. We’ll just suffer.😩

[@tempusfugit6637]

I thank God for that !!!

[@cjhoward409]

Well, that’s true anyway 😂