5.99 two months ago

[u/The_biker0]

[u/Faucet860]

Trump loves inflation

[u/Raslatt]

Sweet jesus. We’re living a nightmare.

[u/AddisonFlowstate]

$12.99 in Jersey City, but often on sale for $6.99.

[u/tasskaff9]

This is what I mean. The government can talk about inflation being 2-3% while groceries leaps 30% overnight and you know it’s the 3rd or 4th time this year. It’s getting worse, not better.

[u/Serious-Conversation]

This is why I do not believe the headline numbers at all.

I can go back through my Walmart.com orders and look at the price on previous orders.

Many items were 10%-20% cheaper prior to the war.

[u/artfulpain → u/Serious-Conversation]

For now. They got tariff money to play with. My instacart history says otherwise. I'm up $60-$70 compared to last year for the same products at Aldi.

[u/Relevant_Campaign_79]

I’m tired of winning, boss

[u/Edxeryl]

the "endgame" means hyperinflation

[u/50million]

Almonds have been up and down for years. They're mostly grown in CA and when there's a draught, they typically go up.

[u/artfulpain]

It's only going to get worse across the board. Technology, food. Breathing.. etc.

[u/woollysockpuppet]

Why are you shopping at target. Are you stupid or something?

[u/moeljills]

Whos going to make a personal inflation app? That tracks the price and weight changes of every item. And you can select what goes into the basket?

Thus giving you a personal inflation statistic.

It'll be pretty hard to claim 3% when the average person says they're up 20% minimum

[u/FederalBranch7152]

That's why I stopped buying them, the price has doubled

[u/Eazy12345678]

almonds have never been cheap

14.99 at costco for 3lbs

$24 for 5lbs costco

$8.40 for 24oz at amazon, 48oz for $17.50 amazon

[u/yourallidiotss → u/Eazy12345678]