Inflation everywhere?

[briansd1]

[quote=faterikcartman] I’m sure we could save a fortune by embracing the health care system of 1890’s African Bushmen — but is that what we want?[/quote]

faterikcartman, I’m all for rationing the level of health care the government and insurance companies should be required to pay for. But everyone should have a basic minimum standard of care.

Ideally, national health care would reward people who take care of their health and punish (charge more) those who are health slobs.

A high, punitive tax on junk food would raise a lot of money and go a long way in improving national health.

[SD Realtor]

This is almost laughable.

My two boys go through a gallon of milk in about 4 days. They power through a dozen eggs in the same time. In short they are eating machines. Meat, vegetables, fruit, rice, beans… if it doesn’t run away from them, they eat it. They chug OJ, gatorade, (we don’t drink soda) and again, alot of milk.

I am pretty sure that anyone with kids, especially boys will agree that food prices are up.

Anybody seen their water bill lately? Anyone care to comment on what the city of San Diego has done with fees for water over the past few years? Anyone care to comment on FLUs comments about SDGE?

Sure thing, no inflation, nothing to see here, just keep moving along.

[SD Realtor]

This is almost laughable.

My two boys go through a gallon of milk in about 4 days. They power through a dozen eggs in the same time. In short they are eating machines. Meat, vegetables, fruit, rice, beans… if it doesn’t run away from them, they eat it. They chug OJ, gatorade, (we don’t drink soda) and again, alot of milk.

I am pretty sure that anyone with kids, especially boys will agree that food prices are up.

Anybody seen their water bill lately? Anyone care to comment on what the city of San Diego has done with fees for water over the past few years? Anyone care to comment on FLUs comments about SDGE?

Sure thing, no inflation, nothing to see here, just keep moving along.

[SD Realtor]

This is almost laughable.

My two boys go through a gallon of milk in about 4 days. They power through a dozen eggs in the same time. In short they are eating machines. Meat, vegetables, fruit, rice, beans… if it doesn’t run away from them, they eat it. They chug OJ, gatorade, (we don’t drink soda) and again, alot of milk.

I am pretty sure that anyone with kids, especially boys will agree that food prices are up.

Anybody seen their water bill lately? Anyone care to comment on what the city of San Diego has done with fees for water over the past few years? Anyone care to comment on FLUs comments about SDGE?

Sure thing, no inflation, nothing to see here, just keep moving along.

[SD Realtor]

This is almost laughable.

My two boys go through a gallon of milk in about 4 days. They power through a dozen eggs in the same time. In short they are eating machines. Meat, vegetables, fruit, rice, beans… if it doesn’t run away from them, they eat it. They chug OJ, gatorade, (we don’t drink soda) and again, alot of milk.

I am pretty sure that anyone with kids, especially boys will agree that food prices are up.

Anybody seen their water bill lately? Anyone care to comment on what the city of San Diego has done with fees for water over the past few years? Anyone care to comment on FLUs comments about SDGE?

Sure thing, no inflation, nothing to see here, just keep moving along.

[SD Realtor]

This is almost laughable.

My two boys go through a gallon of milk in about 4 days. They power through a dozen eggs in the same time. In short they are eating machines. Meat, vegetables, fruit, rice, beans… if it doesn’t run away from them, they eat it. They chug OJ, gatorade, (we don’t drink soda) and again, alot of milk.

I am pretty sure that anyone with kids, especially boys will agree that food prices are up.

Anybody seen their water bill lately? Anyone care to comment on what the city of San Diego has done with fees for water over the past few years? Anyone care to comment on FLUs comments about SDGE?

Sure thing, no inflation, nothing to see here, just keep moving along.

[briansd1]

SD Realtor, I’m not saying that food prices are not up in the last couple years.

But basic food staples take up a lower proportion of income compared to, say, the Reagan Administration of the 1980s.

Yes, food prices are up in the last couple years, but they are still lower than in decades past.

We just eat more now, and not to our own benefit.

My dad tells me that in the 1950s they didn’t eat the large steaks that we eat now. There were no double-doubles and the Big Mac was not yet invented.

http://www.ers.usda.gov/AmberWaves/September08/Findings/PercentofIncome.htm

[briansd1]

SD Realtor, I’m not saying that food prices are not up in the last couple years.

But basic food staples take up a lower proportion of income compared to, say, the Reagan Administration of the 1980s.

Yes, food prices are up in the last couple years, but they are still lower than in decades past.

We just eat more now, and not to our own benefit.

My dad tells me that in the 1950s they didn’t eat the large steaks that we eat now. There were no double-doubles and the Big Mac was not yet invented.

http://www.ers.usda.gov/AmberWaves/September08/Findings/PercentofIncome.htm

[briansd1]

SD Realtor, I’m not saying that food prices are not up in the last couple years.

But basic food staples take up a lower proportion of income compared to, say, the Reagan Administration of the 1980s.

Yes, food prices are up in the last couple years, but they are still lower than in decades past.

We just eat more now, and not to our own benefit.

My dad tells me that in the 1950s they didn’t eat the large steaks that we eat now. There were no double-doubles and the Big Mac was not yet invented.

http://www.ers.usda.gov/AmberWaves/September08/Findings/PercentofIncome.htm

[briansd1]

SD Realtor, I’m not saying that food prices are not up in the last couple years.

But basic food staples take up a lower proportion of income compared to, say, the Reagan Administration of the 1980s.

Yes, food prices are up in the last couple years, but they are still lower than in decades past.

We just eat more now, and not to our own benefit.

My dad tells me that in the 1950s they didn’t eat the large steaks that we eat now. There were no double-doubles and the Big Mac was not yet invented.

http://www.ers.usda.gov/AmberWaves/September08/Findings/PercentofIncome.htm

[briansd1]

SD Realtor, I’m not saying that food prices are not up in the last couple years.

But basic food staples take up a lower proportion of income compared to, say, the Reagan Administration of the 1980s.

Yes, food prices are up in the last couple years, but they are still lower than in decades past.

We just eat more now, and not to our own benefit.

My dad tells me that in the 1950s they didn’t eat the large steaks that we eat now. There were no double-doubles and the Big Mac was not yet invented.

http://www.ers.usda.gov/AmberWaves/September08/Findings/PercentofIncome.htm

[Anonymous]

What’s the point of arguing about inflation if everyone has their own personal definition of what it is?

[Anonymous]

What’s the point of arguing about inflation if everyone has their own personal definition of what it is?

[Anonymous]

What’s the point of arguing about inflation if everyone has their own personal definition of what it is?

[Anonymous]

What’s the point of arguing about inflation if everyone has their own personal definition of what it is?

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