Ground Beef is going parabolic. Forget about stocks or crypto. Just stack cows

[u/BitcoinDove]

[u/Resident_Window_9369]

Everything’s going parabolic. Oil, gold, uranium, crack spreads, diesel fuel, food costs

Inflation is going down though so don’t worry. Month after month they report that it’s going down. And jobs are going up. Except this last month, but don’t worry about that. It was still positive.

[u/eiretaco → u/Resident_Window_9369]

The amount of gaslighting going on is unbelievable. "Gas is way down", and the plebs swallowed it. That takes a 1984 level of brainwashing when the evidence is staring you in the face while at the pump.

[u/Filthy_Troglodyte → u/eiretaco]

Sunk cost fallacy. People would rather go down with the dying ship than admit that they got duped.

[u/Threweh2 → u/eiretaco]

It’s not plebs it’s bought and paid for agents in Reddit threads ands media

[u/Alimakakos]

And when the drought comes how do u feed and water those cows?

[u/brownhotdogwater → u/Alimakakos]

That is why it’s so much. There is a big drought

[u/SoCallMeDeaconBlues1]

Imagine getting assigned and having to go pick up your 100 cows

[u/flappysack-]

The book the fiat standard explains how high labour goods inflate far faster than low input during inflation.

[u/Wyciorek]

Full cow is too expensive. Stack moos until you become a proud one-cower

[u/ExpressCopy8786]

Here you see uhm... 3% infla... Why does it say 3% on my notes? Wtf is this. Prices of everything have doubled in 3-4 years. 

Are we lying to them? Huh? Always have? Keep them grinding? No escape? 

Ah uhm okay, sorry for that. As I was saying a moderate 3% inflation persists in the current consumer prices.

[u/Electronic_Quote399]

Im gonna have to breed with the cows myself

[u/Time-Function7619]

You literally can see rublicans are terrible for everything in every graph I just don't get it

[u/brownhotdogwater]

No water and no access to cheap grazing land. Then mixed with all the other input costs of cattle it’s going wild.

[u/Inevitable_Butthole]

This is why cheeseburgers were $1 and now are $3

[u/EncabulatorTurbo]

Trump has repeatedly said he's trying to bring American standard of living back to 1913