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Bruh. Unless you live in Commiefornia, you ain't seeing those prices.View attachment 2643529
God damn.
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Bruh. Unless you live in Commiefornia, you ain't seeing those prices.View attachment 2643529
God damn.
Because time is more expensive in rich countries due to the wider range of job opportunities & the social programs they fund. So you ship those resources off to a place where people will sell their time for less in order to get them turned into useful products.How is importing cheaper when you live on a giant island full of untouched land and natural resources?
This made a lot of people very angry, and was generally considered a bad move.In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth...
That bastard.
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God damn.
You forgot Nixon going to China in the first place.
Get a skillet, get some bacon grease nice and hot. If you’ve got any green onions, maybe sprinkle some in there and let them get soft. Dump that can of brains in there along with all the milk gravy and fry it up until you can smell it. Then dump in 3 or 4 eggs lightly beaten. Scramble the whole thing up and serve it on toast. Damn good eating.I asked to pork their brains out, not out their pork brains! This is all wrong!
Fucking over Taiwan who was United States trading partner at the time made it economical.Wasn’t Nixon’s visit more about cementing the severed ties between the PRC and the USSR than about anything economic?
I wonder if this is a subtle ongoing cyberattack aimed at crashing our economy? Literally nothing seems to work right these days. You wouldn't believe the problems we have had trying to pick up a rental that was supposedly in stock and ready to go. Admittedly, I'm paranoid about cyberattacks because I have had numerous dreams that seem like prophecies about an upcoming earthquake, and one of them forecasts that it will be during an election vital to Biden (technically, the California recall hasn't wrapped up yet, it's supposed to be certified the 22nd, although I suppose that the dream could be referring to the inevitable post-election lawsuits) and a Chinese cyberattack (I was urging our hackers to carry out retaliation against the Chinese for this). (Tonight between 2 and 3 am is the last window this week, and it's a full moon which supposedly makes earthquakes more likely, so...)That could just be the POS system being as Autistic as Chris Chan getting into an Argument with Movie Bob over what Cutie Mark a Mario Pony would have.
I've Legitimately have had items in the inventory that were registering as negative amounts, gotten a salaried manager to fix it and checked a day later and had it go back to negative despite it being impossible for us to have sold one...SINCE IT WAS OUT OF STOCK and since it was a type of chilled eggs I know there weren't any hidden somewhere because THEY ARE EGGS AND IF SOMEONE FINDS THEM IN HARDWARE THEY AREN'T GOING TO FUCKING BUY THEM.
And since nobody at store level can do manual orders if the counts system is fucked then god help you trying to get something in.
However, Savoir said the situation of retailers overstocking is causing a bigger crunch on capacity, and leading to what he called a “bullwhip effect.” That’s a term describing how small changes in demand at the retail level can progressively cause larger movements in demand to impact wholesalers, distributors and manufacturers. The supplier of raw materials will feel the biggest impact.
The end result of this effect could include distorted demand forecasts and unfulfilled orders.
RBC Wealth Management also flagged a similar issue in an Oct. 15 note.
“Because the problems are well known, orders for raw materials, component parts, and finished goods are now being placed earlier than normal, which is lengthening the queue, creating a vicious cycle,” the firm said in the note.
Thus, there’s no sign of less-loose money that would portend any slowdown but still points to persistent inflation into 2022, Ruskin says. Even given supply-chain effects, monetary policy continues to prop up these inflationary impulses.
“It also means that policy makers cannot cop-out in blaming a supply-side snarl. A monetary problem requires a monetary solution,” he concludes. For investors used to imbibing central-bank liquidity, that would promise a painful hangover.
That's brutal, but at least your country is "fun size".Americans shouldn't worry about the price of petrol. We're paying about £1.30 a litre over here.
Israelies always payed out the ass for petrol. It's 100% draconian government tariffs to try to dissuade the population from getting a car (while not giving any worthwhile alternatives since taxies are costly as shit, the trains constantly late or break down, buses are also late and are in general disgusting, and the subway program is like 10 years overdue. Oh and did I mention all of the above aren't operational on Saturdays? Since why exactly will people want to go outside on a day off?).Iran and Venezuela with 0.20USD/gallon pricing. Syria only 0.80USD/gallon. Israel $7USD gallon!![]()
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Do they at least exempt agricultural fuel use from taxation, the way we do in Hamerica?Israelies always payed out the ass for petrol. It's 100% draconian government tariffs to try to dissuade the population from getting a car (while not giving any worthwhile alternatives since taxies are costly as shit, the trains constantly late or break down, buses are also late and are in general disgusting, and the subway program is like 10 years overdue. Oh and did I mention all of the above aren't operational on Saturdays? Since why exactly will people want to go outside on a day off?).
At least there seems to be no shortage of food due to the agriculture sector being relatively self reliant, but like petrol the prices always been crazy high.
Probably, the country is basically run by sector lobbying with the agricultural being one of the primary ones. Plus the usual big unions.Do they at least exempt agricultural fuel use from taxation, the way we do in Hamerica?
not quite indefinitely. unless perhaps frozen? i'd say an easy 3 months if you add fruit nuts or other bits to it. over 6 if just tallow and meat, but dont trust it after a year.Seriously if you need survival food on the go, pemmican is the way. Energy dense, nutritious and lasts indefinitely.
Pemmican instructions