B-Man Posted November 2, 2023 Posted November 2, 2023 THEY KEEP TELLING ME THE ECONOMY IS DOING GREAT BUT I KEEP READING STORIES LIKE THIS ONE: Target seeing customers pulling back even on groceries – CEO tells CNBC. “Target (TGT.N) is seeing shoppers trim spending even on groceries as household budgets are stretched due to higher prices and borrowing costs, the U.S. big-box retailer’s CEO Brian Cornell said in an interview aired on CNBC on Thursday.” https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/target-seeing-customers-pulling-back-even-groceries-ceo-tells-cnbc-2023-11-02/ . 1 1
Tommy Callahan Posted November 2, 2023 Posted November 2, 2023 2 minutes ago, B-Man said: THEY KEEP TELLING ME THE ECONOMY IS DOING GREAT BUT I KEEP READING STORIES LIKE THIS ONE: Target seeing customers pulling back even on groceries – CEO tells CNBC. “Target (TGT.N) is seeing shoppers trim spending even on groceries as household budgets are stretched due to higher prices and borrowing costs, the U.S. big-box retailer’s CEO Brian Cornell said in an interview aired on CNBC on Thursday.” https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/target-seeing-customers-pulling-back-even-groceries-ceo-tells-cnbc-2023-11-02/ . They will blame the recession/crash on the wars or some "event" that hasn't happened yet.
Doc Posted November 3, 2023 Posted November 3, 2023 19 hours ago, Tommy Callahan said: They will blame the recession/crash on the wars or some "event" that hasn't happened yet. Trump. 1
B-Man Posted November 9, 2023 Posted November 9, 2023 BIDENOMICS IS WORKING: Credit card balances spiked in the third quarter to a $1.08 trillion record. “Steadily, persistently higher prices have caused consumers to spend down their savings and increasingly turn to credit cards to make ends meet.” https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/07/credit-card-balances-jump-to-1point08-trillion-record-how-we-got-here.html . 1 1
Tommy Callahan Posted November 9, 2023 Posted November 9, 2023 1 hour ago, B-Man said: BIDENOMICS IS WORKING: Credit card balances spiked in the third quarter to a $1.08 trillion record. “Steadily, persistently higher prices have caused consumers to spend down their savings and increasingly turn to credit cards to make ends meet.” https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/07/credit-card-balances-jump-to-1point08-trillion-record-how-we-got-here.html . Similar to how people hardship withdraws from 401K are very high as well Biden omics are amazing for the GDP . not so much for people. https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/401k-hardship-withdrawals-are-surging-high-inflation-squeezes-americans 1
Tommy Callahan Posted November 11, 2023 Posted November 11, 2023 Does this mean ***** will start getting cheaper? Or more expensive. 1
TSOL Posted November 11, 2023 Posted November 11, 2023 8 minutes ago, Tommy Callahan said: Does this mean ***** will start getting cheaper? Or more expensive. It's bidenomics Tommy, don't try to reason it. We are living in the age of LGBTQ for Palestin Nothing makes sense anymore 1
Joe Ferguson forever Posted November 13, 2023 Posted November 13, 2023 (edited) gas was $2.98 on mainstreet today here. didn't need any but still.... Edited November 13, 2023 by Joe Ferguson forever 1
Tommy Callahan Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 My wife is trolling me by sending me pictures of the totals while she is getting the last of the prep for thanksgiving. its insane. I really cant imagine the poor and fixed trying to live with this BS 1
The Frankish Reich Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 3 minutes ago, Tommy Callahan said: My wife is trolling me by sending me pictures of the totals while she is getting the last of the prep for thanksgiving. its insane. I really cant imagine the poor and fixed trying to live with this BS I don't know where she's shopping. I was impressed by how cheap everything was. Turkey: with supermarket online coupon, Butterball for 75 cents a pound. 17 pound turkey was about 13 bucks. Other stuff is pretty cheap. Apparently canned cranberry sauce is up. Why does anyone use canned cranberry sauce? I got two pounds of fresh cranberries for about 6 bucks. Just add sugar and water and heat. So much better than the canned stuff. Stuffing? What? Stale bread or store bought mix. Potatoes? What kinds of potatoes are people buying? Maybe 3-4 bucks a pound. Costco pumpkin pie is ridiculously huge for like 7 bucks. Add it all up and you'll easily feed 8 people for maybe 6 bucks apiece. I'm having fewer people this year which means plenty of leftovers to make myself one more dinner and a few sandwiches.
Tommy Callahan Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 9 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said: I don't know where she's shopping. I was impressed by how cheap everything was. Turkey: with supermarket online coupon, Butterball for 75 cents a pound. 17 pound turkey was about 13 bucks. Other stuff is pretty cheap. Apparently canned cranberry sauce is up. Why does anyone use canned cranberry sauce? I got two pounds of fresh cranberries for about 6 bucks. Just add sugar and water and heat. So much better than the canned stuff. Stuffing? What? Stale bread or store bought mix. Potatoes? What kinds of potatoes are people buying? Maybe 3-4 bucks a pound. Costco pumpkin pie is ridiculously huge for like 7 bucks. Add it all up and you'll easily feed 8 people for maybe 6 bucks apiece. I'm having fewer people this year which means plenty of leftovers to make myself one more dinner and a few sandwiches. It reads like you just cut and pasted that out of an advertisement. It's what everyone that actually shops is seeing at the register.
The Frankish Reich Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 2 minutes ago, Tommy Callahan said: It reads like you just cut and pasted that out of an advertisement. It's what everyone that actually shops is seeing at the register. No, I actually bought those things myself over the course of the last week. Everyone by now should know that the major supermarket chains always offer a coupon deal on turkeys before Thanksgiving. For me, inflation is most evident in the cost of eating out. Thankfully, Thanksgiving dinner at home remains a bargain. 1
Westside Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 1 minute ago, The Frankish Reich said: No, I actually bought those things myself over the course of the last week. Everyone by now should know that the major supermarket chains always offer a coupon deal on turkeys before Thanksgiving. For me, inflation is most evident in the cost of eating out. Thankfully, Thanksgiving dinner at home remains a bargain. You’re clueless 🤣🤣🤣 2
The Frankish Reich Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 (edited) 4 minutes ago, Westside said: You’re clueless 🤣🤣🤣 Well then you guys need to tell me exactly what you're having for Thanksgiving and how much you paid for it. You could, of course, go the full Whole Foods lazy/expensive route and easily spend 4X what I did. https://sporked.com/article/whole-foods-thanksgiving-dinner/#:~:text=The Main%3A Oven Ready Turkey,having an unseen sous chef. But PPP doesn't strike me as having a big Whole Foods vibe. Edited November 22, 2023 by The Frankish Reich 1
Westside Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 1 minute ago, The Frankish Reich said: Well then you guys need to tell me exactly what you're having for Thanksgiving and how much you paid for it. EVERYTHING is more expensive!! Maybe you can find some coupons to lower the cost but it is still expensive. You lefties have a problem dealing with realities. 1
BillStime Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 Do these MAGA nutters really think the economy would be any different today with Trump in charge? Heck - his super amazing economy required a bailout at the BEGINNING of the pandemic. And look how Conald left it. idiots
The Frankish Reich Posted November 22, 2023 Posted November 22, 2023 1 minute ago, Westside said: EVERYTHING is more expensive!! Maybe you can find some coupons to lower the cost but it is still expensive. You lefties have a problem dealing with realities. It simply isn't "expensive" to make Thanksgiving dinner unless you're doing something unusual that most Americans don't do. Again, you can buy a free range Whole Foods turkey for nearly $100. My Butterball was $13. Thanksgiving foods are not elite foods. They are wholesome/relatively cheap foods. I won't argue with you if you want to tell me that the cost of a decent steak dinner for four at a restaurant has shot up in price. Thanksgiving? No.
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