Hyperinflation

Everyone did, to keep currency markets stable and inline with each other.
Can't have any currency becoming a safehaven.

The great reset

Everyone else did it because they have to pay for oil in your Monopoly money, which you've been printing at record rates since 2019.

I used to buy those for $4.39 when I lived in the bay area, shit's so good but expensive af

Government printed trillions . Supply chain crap is secondary even though it's touted as the reason.

>shit is so goddamn expensive now?

Because for the last 130 years the world was built by Oil and Gas -- everything from the Natural Gas that make the fertilizer for all the food too the truck that takes that food , and everything you buy to the local store.
Before that the world ran on coal fired steam trains and Horses -- All the malls in my city used to be railway depots --

So the Liberals have been choking off the oil supply for the last 25 years because of the Globo-Homo fraud of "global warming" -

The war in the Ukraine has made the supply of oil and gas worse

Liberals and democrats see this as a great opportunity to make it even worse so you will gladly eat the bugs and open the borders and live in the pod etc etc If they torture you enough you will give up all your rights .

So expect no help

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I remember buying those on my lunch break at work 15 years ago. They were between $3-$4 back then. You are correct though that inflation has arrived.
The Federal Reserve printed trillions of Dollars out of thin air. There are consequences to that. Dollars are supposed to represent stored work. Then we barter our stored work for the goods of other people/companies. When it is printed out of thin air, the balance of work to goods is thrown off. And currently it is thrown off massively. We are just seeing the beginning too. What you’re seeing now is the effects of the beginning of the pandemic Dollars being printed.
Now throw in the massive grain shortage and groceries will be unaffordable to many later this year.

Yup.

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>money is a concept
>currency is the physical/digital token we use to count with and historically/mentally track the concept
>sometimes they are the same (i.e. gold) sometimes they are separated (i.e. debt and fiat)
>we use to have currency that was representational of market share ownership of a certain fixed commodity (gold)
>this practice was stopped so that we could grow quicker by using debt AS money and turned DEBT into a COMMODITY to be bought and sold
>yadda yadda 50 yrs go by...the ponzi scheme starts to unravel
> 2008 was the warning
> sept 2019 we actually broke it
> Now to fix this problem the USA is inflating it's foreign owned debt away on purpose by practicing QE (quantitative easing) and will likely switch to a silver backed digital currency (the eastern bloc will take a gold backed digital cbdc or crypto)
>this is a financial instrument (i.e. they print a lot of money making the volume of money increase, giving everyone the illusion we have more of it (we don't)
>So we printed all this money that was not connected to anything being produced (if my economy has $100 and 10 bananas, and then I print an extra $50, but don't make any more bananas, once being start to spend since there is no new product or service to buy, the bananas will eventually be traded at $15ea) this is what you are experiencing now
>the challenge our powers that be have is letting inflation grow, but not grow toooo much that velocity gets carried away and the normies notice
>enjoy the show!

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That shit has been expensive for awhile, in my corner of the US those tiny bottles have been going for $3.00 or more for about 3 years now. The fact that you post a $3.59 price tag after 20% inflated food costs is dead on the money, 20% more than $3.00 is $3.60.

Where were these inflation concern trolls while Drumpf was printing trillions?

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I get money from my dad. He's in his 70s.

It was good before, but now it's bad
Same reason they don't mention keystone was canceled in 2018

>fruit juice
>basic good
Tap water is essentially free and isn't an extra 600 empty calories a day.

why the fuck would anyone buy that bougie juice shit

I had one of those ever and it was awful. Gritty like dirt/sand with little flavor.

>He doesn't know about the M1 money supply: source the fed
Inflation is defined as the increase of the money supply. Kikes will try to re-define this to include money velocity (because this lets them claim printing more money isn't a big deal because we'll just keep people from spending it as much) but that's clearly dishonest and you shouldn't trust it. Velocity of money (how often a dollar changes hands) can influence how quickly people perceive inflation, but at some point the jig is up.

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The Federal Reserve has been printing money since the 2008 crash to prop up "the economy" (otherwise known as "the financial well being of the owner class"). Like an addict needing ever increasing amounts of dope to get high, the Fed has needed to print more and more money to stave off the come down. More money chasing the same amount of goods equals higher prices.

I've had a couple that weren't bad but i agree with you, they're usually pretty shitty. The majority of them are also mainly cheap apple juice flavored with other shit, definitely not worth the cost,

Getting shouted down by "the experts" saying inflation was transitory and nothing to worry about. Then it was "ok, it's real but it's good for you". Biden, the most popular president in history, could've done a complete 180 on everything trump did and blamed it on his predecessor. Instead we got this (picrel)

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