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serengetidesert1973 on scored.co
18 hours ago5 points(+0/-0/+5Score on mirror)3 children
It's not the wages, it's the cost of everything. They've been steadily jacking everything 10 percent every year or every few years, now it has compounded to insane prices.
I don't think it's as simple as companies lowering prices, because everyone is jacking the prices at the same time. So it doesn't make sense for McDs to lower prices when everyone else is raising prices.
It is lie that it's just inflation, therefore wages should rise at the same.
It's greed. It's people paying for things that are clearly a scam, to companies that hate them. It's bureaucracy, having to pay someone to breath. It's the rise of asset values. If I have to buy 2 million dollars worth of land to open a bakery shop, I'm gonna have to raise prices. It's the transfer of wealth upwards. It's also the kike trade system. Countries export pork, import pork, import the pork they exported... This is what they call "fair trade", so everyone can participate in the global economy. Everyone subsidizes the third world, so their wages have risen, but the funny thing is they can't really purchase any finished goods. An iphone costs the same everywhere. I'm guessing eventually we'll reach an equilibrian where everyone around the world makes the same dirt wages and needs a subsciption for any "luxury". All by design of course.
This is all known but obviously no one who matters will broach the subject.
11 hours ago3 points(+0/-0/+3Score on mirror)1 child
When I was growing up, my parents would tell me about when a can of coke cost just a nickel. When I was a small boy I remember there being vending machines where you could get a can of soda for 2 quarters. My favorite example though is that in 1997 I could purchase a 20oz Mountain Dew for 94 cents. And there was a chance that I would win a free Mountain Dew if the bottle cap was a winner. Now that same Mountain Dew costs anywhere between 2.50 and 3.50 at the same type of stores.
I don't think it's as simple as companies lowering prices, because everyone is jacking the prices at the same time. So it doesn't make sense for McDs to lower prices when everyone else is raising prices.
It is lie that it's just inflation, therefore wages should rise at the same.
It's greed. It's people paying for things that are clearly a scam, to companies that hate them. It's bureaucracy, having to pay someone to breath. It's the rise of asset values. If I have to buy 2 million dollars worth of land to open a bakery shop, I'm gonna have to raise prices. It's the transfer of wealth upwards. It's also the kike trade system. Countries export pork, import pork, import the pork they exported... This is what they call "fair trade", so everyone can participate in the global economy. Everyone subsidizes the third world, so their wages have risen, but the funny thing is they can't really purchase any finished goods. An iphone costs the same everywhere. I'm guessing eventually we'll reach an equilibrian where everyone around the world makes the same dirt wages and needs a subsciption for any "luxury". All by design of course.
This is all known but obviously no one who matters will broach the subject.
Over 40% of the current supply of Canadian currency came into existence between 2020 and 2024. And everything is now 40% more expensive. Hmmm.