>pre-coronavirus - $4.00/lb ground beef
>now - $8.00+/lb ground beef
How are you dealing with rising food prices?
>pre-coronavirus - $4.00/lb ground beef
>now - $8.00+/lb ground beef
How are you dealing with rising food prices?
My parents pay for it
Not a problem here
Imagine not living in Texas where there’s a huge cattle population
I literally just bought a whole chicken for five dollars.
The only chicken prices that haven't increased are Costco rotisserie chickens and so far, KFC chicken.
We have a beef shortage because the Albertan meat plants keep getting the 'rona and we have to import from the US.
A bunch of other food items are increasing in prices as well.
>Unemployment from 5.5% to 14%
>Labour force participation rate less than 60%
>Period of deflation
>Transfer payments we won't be able to pay off and add to the national debt
Anyone get fucked Harder then Canada from covid19 ?
Canada is way too fucking reactionary in response to COVID.
>get a few cases
>shit everything down
>tank the entire economy
>plans to lower the national debt gets thrown out the window
>now historical debt
I mean, yeah, we should be cautionary and safe. We're hit way softer than other countries, but we're reacting way harder than we should. It's crazy.
i'm literally stealing food to save money
We're going to get fucked harder