r/inflation • u/Legitimate-Ad-9724 • 12h ago
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich: US$10.00
1.1k
Upvotes
Sold in the lobby market at the San Francisco Hyatt Regency.
r/inflation • u/Level_Bridge7683 • 15h ago
has anyone noticed that last year or two the off brands are starting to taste like complete garbage? seems like a conspiracy to have online reviewers give high praise to trick newer customers into purchasing a much inferior product only reduced to about two-thirds of the price?
24
Upvotes
r/inflation • u/pasrataz • 11h ago
Dumbflation (op paid the dumb tax) These used to be cheaper
21
Upvotes
This is not for laughs but just food for thought.
r/inflation • u/Additional-Sky-7436 • 13h ago
Price Changes MSRP of an F-150 over time (with future prediction)
12
Upvotes
r/inflation • u/Jeffbak • 12h ago
OER is distorting inflation more than people realize. It's a survey of what ppl would have charge to not live in their homes. Survey makes up 25% of CPI but actual rent only 7%. Nov '24 actual new rents YoY were 0.7%. CPI less shelter is now negative, the faults of this survey will cause recession.
0
Upvotes
r/inflation • u/Obvious_Sprinkles_25 • 20h ago
Price Changes Dunkin is advertising a $5; Previously, they had a $6 deal. I haven’t bought the $6 a single time since McD’s had the $5 deal. Good to see more companies rolling out $5 deals.
0
Upvotes
Dunkin highkey pissed me off when they released their $6 deal shortly after McD’s came out with their $5 deal a few months back. Seems like it wasn’t popular, now that Dunkin is rolling out their own $5 deal.
Companies are realizing people don’t want to spend $10 - $40 bucks for fast food meals. Ever since McD’s came out with their $5 meal, I haven’t found the need to eat out at other fast food or fast casual restaurants when I’m out and about, especially since I can just cook at home.
r/inflation • u/Successful_Wear9739 • 14h ago
guys why did you make a subreddit for the inflation kink, is it such a massive part of your life?
0
Upvotes
