Yes, I’m gluten free and my grocery budget has tripled. Bread is $10 sometimes. Also gas was also no joke a couple months ago…$7/gallon.
It’s out of control and these companies know people pay for their habits. They already project the markups.
Yup that’s facts. So many companies are exploiting the situation and making an extra dollar or two off their products.
OMG! and you have these politicians acting crazy and trailer park while we suffer the consequences of their neglect and drama.
I think you accidentally thumbed down his post by mistake. 😭
They are using my tax dollars to fund a war that is causing fuel to rise which is putting me out of business which reduces the taxes I end up paying.
Man I've never made sure I ate left over until this inflation hit. Now I cook meals I know are going to last a couple days.
It hits different when food goes to waste now.
For real. I keep receipts and track all my online orders. I can see what I was spending in 2020 compared to today. They try lying still too about it saying we have the best economy ever... Yeah, for who? The rich elite sickos at the top? Cause it certainly isn't a great economy, especially if someone like Cardi B is calling it out.Uuugh
Yeah, I have heath problems and must eat mainly organic. It’s sooo expensive now. I double up two or three recipes for the week and ear much more tuna fish and sardines. (Good quality though. Health is everything and as you get older, you’ll know it!)
That's how I'm approaching things now in terms of how I buy groceries. I buy in the beginning of the month (within the first 10 days that is) and I try to buy enough for the whole month. I want to try to be more consistent with meal prepping as I never stick to it like I should. I end up over-preparing certain items and under-preparing others, which leaves me low in kitchen staples when the month ends.
Meal prepping is so time consuming, no wonder fast food restaurants are thriving! I’m trying to shop on Thursday and spend Saturday morning cooking. Trying, but not always succeeding!
It really does. I logged the amount I consumed in two weeks and then cross referenced that with how much I had to throw away and I although I still had to throw out some things, it was less than how much I was.
My husband & I are into Tax Liens & Air BnBs. Properties have affordable since the PLANdemic arrived.
I'm going to have to start a garden one of these days.Definitely gas (I have a hybrid, charger broke and haven't replaced it yet) and utilities.. food is definitely going up. Time to invest in that TorpedoPot on the blklist.
I'm gonna do produce & floral. They'll both be businesses. It's storming off & on here now, but buds will be blooming in Spring.
Yep. I know people love buying plants and flowers to make themselves feel better. My aunts tell me they love floral things since it gives them peace.
They have all kinds of solutions for people who want to start a garden. I have even seen solutions for people who live in a very small space. Very innovative.
We will do so. We have done it after all the years of our country mistreating us. I am so glad to see us starting so many businesses because this means there is a chance that our people are making something we need/want.
Every thing is gonna keep going up. The plan is to force people into doing things they don't want to do so they can have even more control over us.
A hybrid? I don't think I will ever get a hybrid unless the government forces gas cars to stop being bought or driven. I definitely don't want an electric one either.Definitely gas (I have a hybrid, charger broke and haven't replaced it yet) and utilities.. food is definitely going up. Time to invest in that TorpedoPot on the blklist.
I have heard somebody else say that we should do tax liens. This is very interesting. And I have seen a huge number of folks doing air b&b which shows the opportunities that are present.
When everybody else is panicking, you will be able to buy a house. That's what I learned from others.
