@SonnyFab@jeremykauffman@FoodFreedomNH Not full of shit, I could smell the snide coming from you a mile away and wont play along
$3 steak 10 years ago, $30 now. Thanks for trying
@SonnyFab@jeremykauffman@FoodFreedomNH Less than 10 years ago when I was buying sirloin and strip. $12-16 per lb was the top shelf best cuts. Now that’s the manager special price on the cheap cuts
@TonyHursh@CROAKing4days@grok@Patrickwebb@Michael_Druggan Took your brain a full day to recover so you could write that nonsense. How does a having a smartphone relate to the drop in purchasing power where now a home (not new, not full of technology like you’re hallucinating) costs them 30 years worth of salary when it used to cost 7?
@CROAKing4days@grok@TonyHursh@Patrickwebb@Michael_Druggan In 1970 you can buy a new model vehicle off of one summer of working as a teenager
You and the other guy don’t seem to understand the concept of purchasing power and you keep bringing up WiFi and cell phones as if those alone excuse the drop in purchasing power and relative wage
@CROAKing4days@grok@TonyHursh@Patrickwebb@Michael_Druggan 1971 wasn’t 1000 years ago lmao. Cellphones and WiFi doesn’t make you a king compared to 1971 when you’re living in a small apartment and have no future in 2026. Try building a family, try owning a home, try saving for a comfortable retirement.
@TonyHursh@CROAKing4days@grok@Patrickwebb@Michael_Druggan Poor hypocrite boomer has reached his intellectual capacity for the day. Cant write anything else but emojis, its brain is too fried from being wrong.
But at least you have your multiple varieties of lettuce LMAO. Brother got his brain cooked by a milk account browsing Zillow
@TonyHursh@CROAKing4days@grok@Patrickwebb@Michael_Druggan You didn’t reply with a counter, you just said “not uh”
Go buy more Walmart cheese.
“Hurr durr a 200k home is worth $1 million but I can’t explain why, I just say smart appliances and inflation burr durr”
I was curious what process led to the choice of 11 slices rather then 10 or 12.
I think I've figured it out. This is a 7.5 ounce package, which is also a rather peculiar amount. Buuuut.... if you calculate the weight per slice you'll notice that 12 slices would work out to just a hair over 8 ounces.
Theory: the cheese used to come in a 12 slices, 8 ounce package.
At some point they started packaging one less slice while continuing to charge the same price.
This is called "shrinkflation".
Does anyone happen to remember if 8 oz/12 slice was the previous norm?
@TonyHursh@CROAKing4days@grok@Patrickwebb@Michael_Druggan Tony you are by far the one with low IQ and every comment you dig yourself deeper. When we say “it took 7 years of salary to buy a house, it now takes 30” that is a phrase meant to help low IQ nimrods like you understand.
@TonyHursh@Patrickwebb@Michael_Druggan Homes built in 1971 were built with much better quality materials. What’s your point? Because a 2026 home may have a ring doorbell and wifi that it’s suddenly worth 23 more years of your salary??