Sadly the days of gawking at the morbidly obese at Walmart are behind us. They all just have their cookies and chips delivered now, robbing me of this fun experience.
The funniest thing about the Vance meme is that they're mocking a noted NAFO pedo who literally wore that same get-up to their famous convention.
Fair enough. My view of the entire thing is that it seems like no one can really articulate why the US should be involved to the degree it is in involved.
To not exacerbate inflation and increase the cost of living.
I will hold you to this.
You know, if Sam is not banned on Twitch, he has the opportunity to do the funniest thing possible.
Overpriced non-entity. $20/lb for Kona is a fucking crime. The only people that go for it never tasted actually good coffee. I think Hawaii makes about $100 million a year on coffee in a market worth $230 billion, so market share is like 0.05%
Their production is so low I can’t even find an estimate
Oh, lol, please, hahahaha
Turns out the previous president propped up the economy to make his numbers look good during election season and now that the crutches are gone, the market is normalizing. Trump has only been office for a month but for some reason he's supposed to have everything done now so he can spend the next 4 years playing golf
All that is true, and we certainly would be better if we dragged Taiwan into the Gulf of America, but there's a world of difference between "90% of modern high-end chips" and "90% of chips". One is economically significant, the other could prevent you from even waging war (though as we've seen, Russia can build their own).
How many consecutive months did the jobs numbers have to be revised down?
I am severely disappointed that there are no Pope Floyd memes. He can’t breathe, people. It’s right there!
The market threw a way worse hissy fit when the Fed started raising rates in 2022. These tariffs are a love tap compared to it.
Fuck them, bunch of disingenuous Christ killers. How many normies will fall for it?
Mein nigger, the economy was set to expand by 3% a month ago, now it is set to contract by 3%. This is not "undoing damage" this is just doing damage.
And how was he doing that? What specific actions was he taking to "prop up the economy for the election season?"
Okay how about we use Core CPI inflation, which still hasn't fallen below 3%.
What is your source for this? I'm a little skeptical because I understand that metrics have tended to be retroactively revised down for a while now.
