What's The Price? (22)
Gas - $3.794
(gallon)
Oranges - $9.97
(8 lb bag)
Milk - $2.64
(gal of whole milk)
Bacon - $4.24- Walmart Brand
$4.98 Name Brand
(a pound)
(gallon)
Oranges - $9.97
(8 lb bag)
Milk - $2.64
(gal of whole milk)
Bacon - $4.24- Walmart Brand
$4.98 Name Brand
(a pound)
Gas-$353 a gallon
Bacon- $6.67
Oranges- The bag 4lbs is $5.99
Milk-$4.31
Bacon- $6.67
Oranges- The bag 4lbs is $5.99
Milk-$4.31
The bacon is different price, tho depends on which bacon you get at Walmart
Packersbabe1: Gas-$353 a gallon
Bacon- $6.67
Oranges- The bag 4lbs is $5.99
Milk-$4.31
Oh yeah, your food is higher than mine. Bacon- $6.67
Oranges- The bag 4lbs is $5.99
Milk-$4.31
Here, it's gas and real estate.
Don't even ask me about rent and buying a house.
Packersbabe1: The bacon is different price, tho depends on which bacon you get at Walmart
Besides gasoline, those 3 food items are a good gage, as to how things are, because it's what most Americans eat, especially families. There are sites, where you can find the prices by month, or even year, even the year you were born ... and compare them to today.
CossackCat: Oh yeah, your food is higher than mine.
Here, it's gas and real estate.
Don't even ask me about rent and buying a house.
Oh ok, alright i will not askHere, it's gas and real estate.
Don't even ask me about rent and buying a house.
CossackCat: Besides gasoline, those 3 food items are a good gage, as to how things are, because it's what most Americans eat, especially families.
There are sites, where you can find the prices by month, or even year, even the year you were born ... and compare them to today.
Yup, good thing I don't eat bacon, and the milk I mainly use for cerealThere are sites, where you can find the prices by month, or even year, even the year you were born ... and compare them to today.
Packersbabe1: Yup, good thing I don't eat bacon, and the milk I mainly use for cereal
I haven't brought bacon in years. I think there is a Kosher voice deep inside me, that says... NO 
Cows Milk, I am lactose intolerant
But the oranges! Damn it !
CossackCat: I haven't brought bacon in years. I think there is a Kosher voice deep inside me, that says... NO
Cows Milk, I am lactose intolerant
But the oranges! Damn it !
Cows Milk, I am lactose intolerant
But the oranges! Damn it !
Yup a no for me to, I like oranges but I will not pay that price for them
You folks have way too much time on your hands. If all you are concerned about is gas, bacon, milk and oranges - you need to turn off the television, get off the couch, and get a job.
Go here and see the cost of items over the past twenty years. Saves you some time so you can actually earn a living.......
Go here and see the cost of items over the past twenty years. Saves you some time so you can actually earn a living.......
Translation.... For The Sleeping Normies....
He said....
Please in the name of Marxism, don't post anything that sheds light on our agenda
He said....
Please in the name of Marxism, don't post anything that sheds light on our agenda
president2525: You folks have way too much time on your hands. If all you are concerned about is gas, bacon, milk and oranges - you need to turn off the television, get off the couch, and get a job.
Go here and see the cost of items over the past twenty years. Saves you some time so you can actually earn a living.......
Go here and see the cost of items over the past twenty years. Saves you some time so you can actually earn a living.......
You should mind your business, apparently you must be on the couch sense you brought it up
and I didn't know I had a father on CS, stick to politics
, shid you can't even do that right
Fake President you're 58, we the same age but you look older than me seem like you had a hard life
seem like you had a hard life
Packersbabe1: Fake President you're 58, we the same age but you look older than me seem like you had a hard life
"Flipping Houses" for Black Rock is hard work!file:///Users/admin/Desktop/Consumer%20Price%20Index%20Summary%20-%202023%20M07%20Results.html
If you can read a spreadsheet - here are the facts for your hypothetical survey.
Food is up 3.2% yearly; Gas is down 20% yearly; Fuel oil is down 26% yearly; Natural gas is down 13.5% yearly; while services is still rising 3%.
I know numbers tend to confuse even the most literate - inflation is slowing in all core product sectors while the added human labor costs are still rising. What that means is: Goods are falling in price; while wages are increasing and adding cost to those items where you have to pay someone to work.
Let's stay with the facts - I know you want another narrative - but if you tell the truth - you won't lose your way!
If you can read a spreadsheet - here are the facts for your hypothetical survey.
Food is up 3.2% yearly; Gas is down 20% yearly; Fuel oil is down 26% yearly; Natural gas is down 13.5% yearly; while services is still rising 3%.
I know numbers tend to confuse even the most literate - inflation is slowing in all core product sectors while the added human labor costs are still rising. What that means is: Goods are falling in price; while wages are increasing and adding cost to those items where you have to pay someone to work.
Let's stay with the facts - I know you want another narrative - but if you tell the truth - you won't lose your way!
president2525: - I know you want another narrative - but if you tell the truth - you won't lose your way!
You are the opposite of the truth , Jesus is the truth and you basically are a Joe Biden big government worshipperConrad73: "Flipping Houses" for Black Rock is hard work!
president2525: file:///Users/admin/Desktop/Consumer%20Price%20Index%20Summary%20-%202023%20M07%20Results.html
If you can read a spreadsheet - here are the facts for your hypothetical survey.
Food is up 3.2% yearly; Gas is down 20% yearly; Fuel oil is down 26% yearly; Natural gas is down 13.5% yearly; while services is still rising 3%.
I know numbers tend to confuse even the most literate - inflation is slowing in all core product sectors while the added human labor costs are still rising. What that means is: Goods are falling in price; while wages are increasing and adding cost to those items where you have to pay someone to work.
Let's stay with the facts - I know you want another narrative - but if you tell the truth - you won't lose your way!
If you can read a spreadsheet - here are the facts for your hypothetical survey.
Food is up 3.2% yearly; Gas is down 20% yearly; Fuel oil is down 26% yearly; Natural gas is down 13.5% yearly; while services is still rising 3%.
I know numbers tend to confuse even the most literate - inflation is slowing in all core product sectors while the added human labor costs are still rising. What that means is: Goods are falling in price; while wages are increasing and adding cost to those items where you have to pay someone to work.
Let's stay with the facts - I know you want another narrative - but if you tell the truth - you won't lose your way!
Guess you don't got nobody else to pick with
me and Cossack was having a conversation, we are far from illiterate
bidenomics. it's what's for killin' economies and creating more hardships.
most increases wouldn't have hit had it not been for the politics played during the plandemic. then the demonrats took control and all hell broke loose and they're still tryin' to spin it.
don't look for any breaks. as the economically challenged polices keep rolling in and the lies to cover it up keep pouring out.
quite frankly i remember how well the policies were working and how much easier living was before the politics of 2020 to now, were allowed to take root.
now over a million acres as a monument to add insult to injury. potentially worse for the locals in that area.
not entirely sure what the full range of farming and wild life will be hurt from that but it's going to once again, roll over onto all of us sooner rather than later. buckle up every one. things are going to continue to get even more expensive. bad policies affect us all.
most increases wouldn't have hit had it not been for the politics played during the plandemic. then the demonrats took control and all hell broke loose and they're still tryin' to spin it.
don't look for any breaks. as the economically challenged polices keep rolling in and the lies to cover it up keep pouring out.
quite frankly i remember how well the policies were working and how much easier living was before the politics of 2020 to now, were allowed to take root.
now over a million acres as a monument to add insult to injury. potentially worse for the locals in that area.
not entirely sure what the full range of farming and wild life will be hurt from that but it's going to once again, roll over onto all of us sooner rather than later. buckle up every one. things are going to continue to get even more expensive. bad policies affect us all.
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PRICE OF GAS
Southern California, $5.19 a gallon (yesterday)
Today’s AAA National Average $3.829
Price as of 8/6/23
What's the price in your town of these items?
One gallon of gas
One lb of bacon (or pack of)
One bag of oranges
One gallon of milk