tariffs going up. grocery bills going up. employer says wages are frozen. the math is not mathing.
be honest. overreacting?
be the first to weigh in
be honest. overreacting?
be the first to weigh in
to clap back.
the 'inflation is cooling' narrative when you're at the checkout is a special kind of gaslighting
started tracking my grocery bill monthly. it's up 34% over two years. for the exact same shops.
the 'economy is strong' metric measures things that have nothing to do with whether I can afford to eat normally
asset prices up, wages flat, costs up. strong for who specifically.
paying a 'convenience fee' to pay online for something that has no offline payment option
streaming services raise prices every 6 months and have fewer shows worth watching each time
rent goes up every year. employer says 'budget is tight this year.' the maths isn't mathing.
same box, same price, 30% less inside. they think we don't notice. we notice.
cooking from scratch more, eating out less, buying own-brand everything — and it's still not enough