cnbc.com/2021/11/10/consumer-price-index-october.html

U.S. consumer prices jump 6.2% in October, the biggest inflation surge in more than 30 years

If only you knew how bad things really are

did boomers create inflation or is it naturally occuring

they both printed money and shut down the economy wrecking the global supply chains

I know how bad things are. Local chinese spots got smaller portions now and throwing in only two packs of soy sauce. We're f***ed.

Sucks that a generation that is filled with opportunity for career growth is brought right back down with inflation. Can’t even enjoy making a decent salary

Wait for the next couple months when China try something in Taiwan

Get in gme while you still can

One share going strong

I'm finally making $20/hr but it doesn't feel like it

We gonna make it one way or another

The rich getting richer this will continue the wealth stratification

Going to?

no cap

"Inflation is theft"
lol at thinking this it the fault of boomers too

Everything is smaller and more expensive rn

F***ing restaurant skimped out on my chicken in my mango chicken order. It's a bad sign

Who else printed money but the boomers?

Do you see any way out of this @op

If you have an apartment and like your rate maybe wanna see if you can extend it for a year

Us printing money for a year straight didn't help

Everybody trying to get rich but for rich to even exist there must always be poor people

6 years straight, take that fake republican s*** elsewhere

spent $50 AUD on orange juice, body wash and blueberries the other day

and alot of restaurants havent even updated the prices on their menu and u get hit with the bill prices are more expensive