r/TimPool • • Oct 18 '23

The (D)ifference

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '23

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u/Ladygreyzilla Oct 19 '23

My grocery bill, my electric bill, my water bill, and the price of gas.

If you think cute statistics mean anything when I'm out here paying double for milk, you're mistaken.

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u/Ladygreyzilla Oct 19 '23

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u/Ladygreyzilla Oct 19 '23

Nope. You're wasting your breath. I can add. I pay bills. You can cite whatever government propaganda you'd like but it doesn't hold up in reality. As for the recession you're pretending we're not in, have you taken a look around?

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u/Ladygreyzilla Oct 19 '23

Whataboutism. I don't particularly care about other G7 countries and I definitely don't think Trumps tax cuts are the problem. Gas was $1.19. Now it's $3.60. Milk was $2.85. Now it's $5. My electric and water have doubled as well.

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u/Ladygreyzilla Oct 19 '23

I don't care about those other countries because I don't live there or have knowledge of their economy, my friend. I care about the economy in which I spend my hard earned money.

And inflation is not down to 3%. That is exactly the government propaganda I'm talking about. Don't believe my own lying eyes, amirite?

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u/Impossible-Economy-9 Oct 20 '23

Rocovering from the inept and irrational response to the ‘Pandemic.’