Why Prices Aren't Going Back Down

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[@Mingodough]

I mean who expected it to ever go down? “Oh my dollar is worth less meaning all my savings essentially lost value” best case scenario is everything stays the same always

[@richardmenz3257]

I know the common wisdom is some inflation is a good thing but some studies show staying flat is actually the best overall, but all agree going down is stupid bad.

[@tatianastarcic]

High prices for everything have severely affected my plan. I'm concerned if people who went through the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am having now. The stock market is worrying me as my income has decreased, and I fear I won't have enough savings for retirement since I can't contribute as much as before.

[@BridgetMiller-]

It's recommended to save at least 20% of your income in a 401k. You can use online calculators to estimate how much you should save based on your age and income. Saving at least 20% of your income in a 401(k) can help ensure that you have enough money to retire comfortably. By saving this much, you can take advantage of investing in the stock market and potentially grow your retirement savings over time.

[@nicolasbenson009]

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[@berniceburgos-]

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[@nicolasbenson009]

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[@Michaelparker12]

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[@priestesslucy]

Graham, that explanation of deflation is exactly why modest deflation is a good thing. This consumerist society is hell

[@sprinkle61]

Graham is way out of touch, he just wants his stock number to go up and to the right, and doesn't care how it hurts ordinary people. Also, its NOT ok that wages don't keep up with inflation, I can't believe he actually said that ! The lack of wage growth can actually cause a recession, unlike my TV being $5 cheaper a year from now, and how do I know this ? Because TV's GO DOWN IN PRICE EVERY YEAR, and the world hasn't ended from this dreaded deflation, the idea that a little inflation is good is ENTIRELY a lie !

[@batpich]

No inflation would lead to less consumerism, more savings, more meaningful spending and less impact on the environment. The government sells us it's good because it allows them to pay off their debt with a depreciated currency.

[@americafirst9144]

The Fed raised rates because they said the economy was "overheating." In normal economic times, that may have applied. Much of the problem stemmed from the issuance of the stimulus checks and the unbridled printing of money. That threw everything off.

[@cyleleghorn246]

I wish I could set some kind of alert to be notified the first day we have a national debt less than the previous day. It goes up by trillions every time I look. Even if we aren't printing money, ink to paper, we're borrowing it at an ever-increasing rate

[@thedude5040]

In the last 12 months tax payers have paid me about $700 interest for lending the government money.

[@schadenfreude000]

A major contribution to current inflation is literally just the trade war with China and Russia, and the energy crisis in Europe. It's a supply shock.

[@thedude5040]

@schadenfreude000 the energy crisis in Europe is over. Biden isn't in a trade war with China and Russia's oil is on the market. So actually none of the things you listed are a major contribution to the American inflation

[@alankordzikowski7670]

Those stimulus checks definitely threw things off - people spent those so foolishly. I’m sure some people stashed them away, or used them on necessities. But for most they blew them on vacations and other niceties. Worst thing the government could’ve done for people.

[@VoltLives]

If prices don't start going down you are gonna see civil unrest and riots. Big time.

[@avs-forum]

It was worse in the 70s, and we survived. No unrest or riots needed.

[@anthonycruz5569]

lol yeah right.

[@user-zo2ge3oe8d]

Prices are definitely not going down. No one expects that.

[@luvfoto]

But they won’t be able to afford guns and bats. We’re gonna be back to rock and sticks like Stone ages. 😂

[@aaronk350]

@@avs-forumtypical boomer that has no idea what there talking about..

[@danielj3010]

"This thing's got 25 GRAHAMS of protein in it.."

[@TheIronChainMaster]

Cricket noises

[@jasoncatron1039]

Weak sauce 0/10

[@ainlLeek]

He's in the pocket of big protein.

[@Saixjacket]

He’s a tiny guy so we probably can fit 25 of him in there

[@ConserveMore]

Oof. Rough joke.

[@Upgushig-ms8ix]

Inflation is Theft. Watching graham do mental gymnastics around this is so funny. Many are completely entrenched in Keynesian economics.

[@thedopplereffect00]

Exactly. He's just repeating the same tired arguments like a parrot. 🦜

[@ainlLeek]

Keynesian economics tells governments to spend in bad times and save in good times. According to that, there hasn't been a good year since... 2000? Bull$hit.

[@priestesslucy]

His explanation is literally the reason mild deflation is good

[@user-zo2ge3oe8d]

It’s not really mental gymnastics. It’s pretty straightforward. it’s like someone saying “you are completely entrenched in inflation is theft”

[@sprinkle61]

@@ainlLeek Of course, the government immediately had to spend all that one year of savings in the dot.bomb that immediately happened in the next year. Also government didn't cut spending at all in 2000 or the years leading up to it, it was the insane capital gains taxes that made that surplus, spending was still going strong in 2000.

[@JungleBook805]

Forget deflationary spiral. We need a deflationary toilet flush

[@getinthespace7715]

The producer price index is skyrocketing while profit margins are shrinking... layoffs and store closings all over.... Everything is fine. Nothing to see here.

[@cyleleghorn246]

If you ever complained about companies making too much profit, this is the solution. We will always need work, work will survive even if the shitty/greedy company doesn't.

[@getinthespace7715]

@@cyleleghorn246, these are all indicators of health of the economy. When companies can't make money, as their costs increase, they have to raise prices. As consumers can't afford things anymore it causes demand to fall off then the companies are forced to layoff people. When a significant portion of businesses are forced into that situation unemployment skyrockets and we enter a recession. No there isn't always a demand for labor.

[@toddwerther188]

Capitalism hurts feelings

[@getinthespace7715]

@@toddwerther188, our problem is the socialists screwing up the system by printing a bunch of money.

[@jackcarraway4707]

Profit margins are NOT shrinking. In fact the opposite is happening and this is the cause of inflation.

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

Inflation is expansion of the money supply. Inflation is a tax on savers.

[@jeremygermenis8036]

My take away is deflation is bad for wealthy people's interest earnings and good for average people affording things.

[@Schoolflutist538]

You had me sold on this episode with the idea of protien coffee. Now i need protien powder.

[@MrSlm1982]

Thanks for the suggestion about the protein powder in coffee. I drink them both but never thought about mixing them

[@Sticks7088]

The real reason why we have inflation is that we left the Gold standard back in the 70's. Money printer go brrrrr to cover our trillion dollar budget deficits and national debt.

[@floridaman4073]

There’s not enough gold in the world to go back on the Gold standard

[@barnabusdoyle4930]

@@Garywhitetrumphobgobbler No, they went off the gold standard to replace the world’s reserves from gold, which is expensive to buy and store, to US dollars. This allowed the US to exercise its economic and political will onto the countries that trade in dollars, which was everyone. Going off the gold standard was a power play by the US and it has worked out extremely well for our country up until now when our own stupid foreign policies have convinced countries to move away from the toxic dollar and go back to trading in their own currencies. It was easy to sanction a country that was trading in dollars. It will be impossible to sanction a country not trading in dollars or with any dollar reserves.

[@DeportillegalAliens]

That's when people were able to buy things with out going into debt! The parasites ended the gold standard and implemented their satanic money system!

[@albionicamerican8806]

​@@floridaman4073Correct. The world's per capita refined gold supply is literally about an ounce. That means if you own 1 + N ounces of gold, where N is an integer greater than zero, then N other people are not going to have any gold. How are these people supposed to pay their bills under a restored gold standard? Instead they would be living in a real owning-nothing economy.

[@sprinkle61]

@@albionicamerican8806 No one would own vast amounts of gold, because the only way to profitably run a business, is if someone was willing to buy your product, and they couldn't buy it, if they had no gold. This would cause profits to naturally come down, as gold got too concentrated, so the rich would have to spend their gold, if they wanted their companies to have a market to sell into. This would also cause real interest rates to rise, if there were too much government debt, leading to a swift default, so things stayed in balance. The US would of course default, then lose its reserve status, because we don't produce enough to consume what we do now.

[@carlosb.9032]

People and greedy companies don't truly change unless they teuly see it as life's purpose to change ornthey are forced to.

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

In my 57 years on this Earth, prices going down too much has NEVER been an issue and never will!!! PS...............FJB!

[@aje8790]

Great Depression?

[@priestesslucy]

@@aje8790 was not caused be deflation, and is a bit of a perfect storm that isn't really relevant to the discussion.

[@barnabusdoyle4930]

The real reason prices are not going down is because inflation did not ONLY happen because of money printing. Tariffs, sanctions, added costs to businesses and just basic greed also contributed significantly to our price increases. We have done absolutely nothing to address any of those issues and instead have made things worse. Prices of things at Walmart went up when the 40% tariffs on Chinese imports went into effect. Why do you think the prices will go down when that 40% tariff is still active?

[@Joeainthere73]

We are adding 2-3 million jobs every year because stuff is now being made here, instead of being imported from China. I'm willing to pay a little more at Walmart to have this strong economy that the president is out bragging about. I spend $100 a month at Walmart on stuff made in China. I pay $900 a month in Fed taxes to settle invaders. Which one is creating the housing shortage?

[@StackingOZs]

seems deflation is only bad because all businesses rely on debt and inflationary growth to pay for future debts... so your money going down benefits whi exactly?

[@kingsinge1324]

yeah those businesses shouldn't be in business if they cant pay there debt off

[@sprinkle61]

Money going down benefits the government, which gets out of repaying their debts. Also note who controls interest rates, and you see how this incestuous relationship works.

[@Francisco-287]

From $7K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.

[@BrianLyke]

I agree just reached my goal of $500k monthly trade earnings. Setting realistic goals is an essential part of trading

[@Francisco-287]

Sonia campbell. understanding of market indicators is impressive. She knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. her siignals are top notch

[@TristanLegard]

Don’t be confuse buying the dip in a bear market, with guaranteed future returns. Just because that company is down 60%+ from ATH does NOT make it a sound long-term investment. Make sure you’re investing in great companies. kudos to Sonia campbell

[@Francisco-287]

she often interacts on Telegrams

[@Francisco-287]

@burnettmeldon @sonia6c..That's her Handle!

[@sskrx6682]

Why are you promoting another bank when your last one had all their user funds frozen ?

[@mw66683]

Many would say it's more like stagflation now.

[@oligarchy-usa]

Greed never tends to reverse course. It only gets worse & worse until something bad happens. That's the USA of the last 40-50 years in a nutshell.

[@nsbohn]

How long will high prices and reduced demand take to hit shareholders? For example, car companies can't sell cars right now because prices and interest rates are too high, cost of living is high, and wage growth is not keeping up. So, Stellantis, Ford, GM, etc. are posting terrible earnings reports and laying people off. Even Walmart (employs the most Americans nationwide) is laying people off and not hiring. That's a BAD sign, but are we a month away from a crash? A quarter away? Are people waiting for the election? Who knows, can't predict the future, but I don't think it's going to be good.

[@sprinkle61]

They are waiting for the election, but I doubt we will make it at this rate.

[@KeeptheChange41]

Definitely crazy times even more reason to have your finances in order.

[@johnristheanswer]

Prices don't go back down. They go up less quickly. That's it.

[@sprinkle61]

Bitcoin - Am I nothing to you ? Everything is going down in price in Bitcoin, if you hadn't noticed...

[@barnabusdoyle4930]

No Graham, I disagree with you about a little bit of inflation being good. The reason we see prices constantly going up is because Wall Street expects infinite growth from all of our companies forever, which is incredibly unrealistic. Instead of being fine with a company being profitable consistently, that company needs to always have revenue growing. Easiest way to do that is to increase prices of your products and reduce your costs. Thus Wall Street expectations give us unnecessary inflation so companies seem like they are growing when in reality they are slowly raising their prices to make their products unaffordable for the masses such as our car manufacturers. Deflation is not a bad thing and is actually a necessary part of an economic cycle that we seem to always skip over to make sure our super wealthy always are making more money.

[@priestesslucy]

Frankly I'd like to see an economy where the goal is an annual deflation goal of 1-2% Where we pay off the national debt someway somehow (maybe we can buy off some of it with treaties to stay out of debt holding country's damn business from now on) and from then on the IRS just straight deletes part of the tax revenue every year from the digital money supply.

[@sprinkle61]

@@priestesslucy If money was not being printed by government, there would be national deflation just from productivity growth, no need to reduce the money supply. Frankly, I'd like to see a world without central banks, of course in such a world there would not be infinite bailouts for evil bankers, but maybe that is a good thing, where people don't over-trust their institutions, like they do now.

[@sprinkle61]

Inflation is caused by money printing, not corporate greed. Corporations have ALWAYS been greedy, and will always charge more money, but they can't pass on higher prices normally, because people can't pay them, until the government dumps trillions of new dollars into the economy, then things changed. Fix the money, fix the world - Bitcoin.

[@priestesslucy]

@@sprinkle61 government could still insure the bank money like they do now without saving the banks themselves. Would certainly lead to more responsible lenders

[@sprinkle61]

@@priestesslucy I respectfully disagree, as in a world without printing money, WHERE would the bailout money come from ? The FDIC ? LOL, they have only a few billion dollars, barely enough to bail out one SVB bank, and not enough to even start if a large number of large banks started dying at the same time, like happened in the S&L crisis back in the day. In fact, its likely the Federal Government itself would also likely default on its debt, if it actually had to pay market rates of interest on its debt, and those rates would likely go WAY up, if it appeared there was no real way the government could ever pay back the debt, and there IS no way they could ever do it, short of printing their way out of it, which is why a world without a printer would be so different to anything we currently know.

[@travisricherson6406]

But what is the point if my money is not gonna go up to afford things Graham who cares if it stimulates the economy if it doesn’t do anything for us

[@Sellbow]

Deflation makes previous debt contracts more expensive to finance because now my money is worth less.

[@HablaCarnage63]

Nope. Inflation makes money worth less. Paying a debt back with inflated money is ideal because your debt is paid back with dollars that are worth less. But you are correct that deflation is a problem for people with debt because now that money goes farther with real goods but you are forced to repay with money that could buy more goods so it is a list opportunity.

[@dancer24hrsallmylife23]

Let’s not forget about corporate price gouging as well as inflation

[@Tony36847]

The biggest reason why prices aren't going down is because corporate America has finally been able to see some pricing power after decades of very little price gains. They're loving it and aren't going to stop until they have to

[@youknowwithMartyKauffman]

I’m gonna need a video showing us how to make that protein coffee because I’m pretty sure it’s not gonna be $.20

[@TheGrahamStephanShow]

It’s about $1.20 with a full scoop…but sometimes I take it easy with a half scoop

[@youknowwithMartyKauffman]

@@TheGrahamStephanShow could you tell me what the brand of the protein powder is?

[@priestesslucy]

Ah, but if you were going to take the protein powder anyway for fitness goals, it's essentially free. Technically it's a tiny savings because you aren't buying creamer anymore.

[@youknowwithMartyKauffman]

@@priestesslucy yeah I still want to know what type of protein powder it is though

[@Karen.c.h]

Protein coffee is a big thing on TikTok. I believe Aldi just announced price cuts.

[@StewieGriffin]

i think about money with the number on the bills. I give myself self worth attributes to decide if a product is worth this much in my life

[@kris_7304]

It's funny, both the TV and the car are both assets that lose value. Yet, people still want to buy it now.

[@COMMANDRofAWESUM]

Do a video where you breakdown your watch collection.

[@eddiekulp1241]

Believe last time we had deflation was caused by the depression , a hard way to accomplish it

[@johnscarceforpresident1647]

Bro transitioning flawlessly from protein powder in coffee to prices not going back down is like and comment worthy

[@CYCO1631]

We refinanced our house in July of 2020. Inflation may be crushing the economy since then, but having a 3.2% interest rate on a 30 year fixed...

[@Jean-il6ck]

Any response on your part to the Yotta savings debacle would be appreciated seeing how many Yotta savings account holders signed up for it based on your videos, myself included.

[@sprinkle61]

sponsors are dangerous, take everything from a youtuber with a grain of salt

[@Jean-il6ck]

@@sprinkle61 Agreed which is why I don't have all my eggs in a Yotta or another single basket. As to Graham, it was not a sponsorship only promotional relationship because he invested in Yotta. See his past video(s) about "I Bought a Bank."

[@sherlockrobin597]

Best thing about this guy is he pronounces his name “Graham”, not “Gram” like most Americans.

[@Sergio.Barrientos]

Funny how the FED implicitly said they won't lower rates because "AI is making the economy resilient to tighter monetary policy." We wouldn't be here in the first place, if someone decided to chill on the printing HAHAHHA. AI is great, but not great, I guess?

[@elisabethbuettner2342]

Coffee and protein powder is AWESOME!! I"m right there with you.

[@soupnazi22]

The lack of logical reasoning is crazy. 'If wages don't keep up with inflation thats not a big deal, inflation is still a positive thing' followed a few seconds later by 'Compound interest is amazing and will make you rich!' These are the same effect in reverse! The poor keep getting poorer and the effect is compounding. How that isn't blindingly obvious blows my mind.

[@sprinkle61]

The gaslighting in this video is epiK. It also shows that even investors in Bitcoin like Graham don't really understand what a game changer it could be, because they are wedded to a corrupt system that is OK with syphoning off our wealth for its own benefit.

[@Robert-rw2os]

Hey Graham! I have been watching your content for a few years now and you have helped me with my personal finances. I'm also the founder of a new, revolutionary protein powder. I would love to send you some to try (not expecting ANYTHING on return as I know you don't like people sending you things). Think of it as a little thank you for all the positive impact you have had on my life. 😊

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

The federal reserve raised interest rate and paralyzed the housing market and the auto loan market. But what they couldn’t stop is America’s access to credit. Inflation itself is an expansion of the money supply, but that definition could be updated to include the expansion of credit as well. Because of the fact that people have credit cards you now see that Americans are carrying more credit card debt than ever before. The federal reserve, raising interest rates to the point that they have raised them has not stopped Americans from spending. We’re still spending and we’re still spending more on common items like groceries and energy for our cars and our homes. Until the federal reserve stop us from having easy access to credit they won’t be able to curve inflation simply because our demand can continue to outstrip supply. The federal reserve is more likely to raise interest rates than they are to lower them. But the problem that they have is the national debt being $35 trillion. They can’t raise the interest rates if it makes the national debt’s payment un payable. That would cause them to default on the debt. The hard part is striking a balance between hurting the American people and simultaneously being able to spend more money on their endless wars.

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

Instead of telling people to stay home and cut their spending, we forced them to stay home and sent them money to spend- or gamble on the stock market- or crypto currency.

[@ReVoltyyy]

Brother, do you use chocolate creamer??? Vanilla protein chief.

[@S4h4r4s]

I add a little coffee, whey supplement, and peanut powder for my protein shake before the gym, it's good

[@robertwendal5894]

You do know Amazon will deliver coffee creamer right? I mean it's more than the grocery store but less people.

[@nathanrock5424]

I’ve probably watched most your videos with a chocolate protein coffee! I have one right now. Can’t believe you’re just discovering this. Lately I’ve been doing chicory coffee.

[@pbnsmf]

Inflation is legal currency counterfeiting, counterfeiting is illegal currency inflation

[@AllOut305]

I watched the entire videa and still dont know why prices arent going down

[@ayasuniverse]

my best outcome of this video is the coffee and protein, life hack 👌

[@demorippa]

Why dodnt peopel pay off the debts?

[@SocialMediaMoneyy]

i wanna go to Japan

[@dallasmove537]

I wish this video explained how GOOD we (Americans) have it compared to many countries right now. Inflation hit the entire global marketplace and the US has weathered it exceptionally well.

[@sprinkle61]

My Big Nanny State government punched me in the face today, but then he beat the neighbor almost to death, so I sure am lucky that other guy is in the hospital and not me. I'd better stay with my abusive government, because I only need a little makeup to cover my shiner... Bitcoin feels sorry for you, but you would be better in a new monetary relationship, even if you can't see it, from 'walking into the door again'...

[@bntran2]

you read my mind, I've been mixing protein and collagen powder with my lattes for over a month now. sure beats starbucks

[@TopCatRoman]

I just know he took a bathroom break after that combination 😭😭

[@chrisengland42]

protien powder in coffee is far and away superior to creamer

[@Austin-fc5gs]

My personal rate of inflation including rent YoY is -35%

[@nerios.v]

explain

[@Austin-fc5gs]

@@nerios.v my spend per day has gone down 35% from last year

[@sprinkle61]

@@nerios.v Your rate of inflation is based on the things you buy, if your rent and car payments are soaring, and you don't buy a lot of TV's or Soilent Green, then your inflation rate can be MUCH higher than the official rate.

[@JFox29]

Graham, do you support TANGERINE for prez?

[@Gumby6583]

Folks will buy food anyway. Corporate greed. Call it like it is

[@tonyvalderrama7970]

Hey fan of your stuff. I use to mix protein powder with coffee too but I’m pretty sure caffeine inhibits your bodies ability to absorb protein. May want to look into it but I’ve stopped ever since.

[@mattbakthasekaran]

Coming soon, Graham's coffee protein powder stack

[@domantasaleliunas7695]

Please dont use loud click sounds, because it is disturbing a lot

[@loanokaharbor8303]

There are more wheels spinning than just standard economic theory. Just look around at global economic deals and what's in the news right in front of you, that is what will be effecting the global economy. No one wants to talk about it. So this video is a great video for the novice, the real game is outside this first economic wheel. 👍

[@jasoncatron1039]

Can you elaborate a little bit at least?

[@LoopWorthy]

Graham's hooked on protein coffee. Are we going to see a new fitness channel? Call it GrahamGainz

[@appleztooranges]

Think the market will crash?

[@alexconstantine192]

Cut the crap; the reason is because companies see people will pay no matter the price. Thanks to an endless backdrop of easily accessible credit for consumers, there is zero reason for companies to lower price.

[@AverageJoeDividends]

Competition?

[@Teefthebusiness]

No 😅

[@Esperia-ef9xh]

BIG CRASH COMING SOON, CONSTRUCTION WILL BE OVER SOON😂😂

[@texasitalian84]

Blame these ceos !! Making record profits on food

[@rpena0899]

Your daily reminder that over 50% of recent inflation was caused solely by corp PROFITS. The supply chain was the 2nd biggest reason and the money printing was the least important factor, So Graham is missing the main cause of inflation here. Hes a wealthy real estate guy so thats not really a surprise. Like him overall but hes living too much in his own bubble

[@player510]

True that. But our 401k, retirement, investment accounts overall are doing well. 😊

[@cRIPp1e_J]

love mixing protein with coffee

[@megapumped7021]

I mix in slimfast in my coffee for my breakfast

[@jolseywales]

Time for a Coffee+Protein latta muscles BIZ plan 😂

[@DataRae-AIEngineer]

So we call that a RESERVATION COFFEE. My Native American family has been putting protein powder in their coffee ever since I was a kid.

[@odddonut2324]

Hot coffee plus chocolate protein powder is good but cold brew with a little bit of milk and chocolate protein powder is even better. P.s make your own cold brew, it’s cheaper

[@atomicgeisha]

I did that and it works!!

[@luffyd.monkey6431]

The prices didn't go down because people can't afford anything since they left most of their saving in Yotta bank and can't withdraw it. Do you agreed?

[@AutoroTink]

I’d also like an updated video on Yotta. FDIC just got back to me, now I’m going to read if the funds with Yotta/Evolve/Synapse are actually even protected. Lots of folks are in much tougher situations than me…like losing houses, and not being able to pay basic bills. It’s day 13 that funds have been inaccessible.

[@brandonlesco4821]

I don't buy the psychological logic. Technology items always experience deflation, but the purchase delay is a one time delay and you'd use an older generation technology.

[@sprinkle61]

Keynesian gaslighting at its finest, very disappointed in Graham for this video.

[@cryptowire]

Including Bitcoin 😅

[@Helena-ou8ry]

Credit = inflation! The world survived extremely well before the invention and expansion of credit aka. Inflation. At this point deflation is inevitable as the biggest world wide recession and depression are on our doorstep. Don’t despair though barter will still happen and if you have cash it will be okay, but as job losses pick up people liquidate assets and that pushes down prices of goods and makes the availability of credit hard to come by.

[@penguingobrrbrr353]

If everyone invest then everything becomes a giant bubble. Why cant we just invest in different things or just spend it in a way that benefit us in different ways??

[@Helena-ou8ry]

Yes that’s the point we could if we didn’t have any inflation 😢

[@GodCries4Monday]

Great video

[@emiliokennedy5006]

We need it to drop lower

[@patriciaduenas1321]

Coffee Protein😮 Actually, it sounds good. I need to try it 😂

[@nathongknight]

Giving the protein coffee a shot now

[@dawnslight98]

I understand that some inflation is to be expected but the last few years have been insane. It's not like my paycheck is doubling or tripling every year....

[@805manny805]

Copy and paste someone else's work...

[@justanotherbigdude]

So inflation is a sales tactic... lol

[@haliac7117]

What is the obsession with growth in this country. We are happy with our tech, why not chill

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

It’s more of a truism than a fact that negative interest rates or “paying your bank to store money” is inherently bad. If we went back to the gold standard, you’d have to pay someone to store your gold.

[@Philippe275]

Just boycott food

[@YourBoiSlifer]

Talk about yotta bank

[@user-zo2ge3oe8d]

What’s that

[@hunterreynolds224]

Can you kill fish with gogurt graham ? Asking for a friend, George kamel

[@KevinPerez-fd9xq]

Proffee.

[@moreadventure3627]

Target is lowering prices

[@canny8228]

I can't believe anyone reads Vox anymore....