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Can always count on you Kawa! :3
February 7, 2026 at 6:10 AM
Can always count on you Kawa! :3
Yup! That's because they have different economic forces behind them. Burgers get pricier because they're made by people using scarce real word stuff and TVs get cheaper because they're made by machines that scale endlessly. Tech has been able to outpace money printer go brrr but food not so much
February 5, 2026 at 8:29 PM
Yup! That's because they have different economic forces behind them. Burgers get pricier because they're made by people using scarce real word stuff and TVs get cheaper because they're made by machines that scale endlessly. Tech has been able to outpace money printer go brrr but food not so much
The Big Mac launched for like 45 cents in 1967, now here it costs $5.69. That's a 92% loss in purchasing power in about 60 years. Gotta love inflation!
February 5, 2026 at 7:59 PM
The Big Mac launched for like 45 cents in 1967, now here it costs $5.69. That's a 92% loss in purchasing power in about 60 years. Gotta love inflation!
I want to see more Raeny!
February 5, 2026 at 3:02 AM
I want to see more Raeny!
Ooooh I really like what you did with this one here! :O
February 5, 2026 at 12:04 AM
Ooooh I really like what you did with this one here! :O
I have so many things to listen to that it's about the only way I can get through the majority of them while at work lol
February 3, 2026 at 6:18 PM
I have so many things to listen to that it's about the only way I can get through the majority of them while at work lol
Human nature from making more. It makes less sense to blame products of the problem and more sense to mostly ignore the noise and simply step to the side and not let the floor drop from under you!
January 29, 2026 at 2:54 PM
Human nature from making more. It makes less sense to blame products of the problem and more sense to mostly ignore the noise and simply step to the side and not let the floor drop from under you!
That's just something that we'll never be able to help. It's simply within human nature. Look at how the dollar has performed even since the Fed was created. It's down about 97%. No matter how much they try, at the end of the day, it's just a piece of paper and mother nature cannot stop...
January 29, 2026 at 2:54 PM
That's just something that we'll never be able to help. It's simply within human nature. Look at how the dollar has performed even since the Fed was created. It's down about 97%. No matter how much they try, at the end of the day, it's just a piece of paper and mother nature cannot stop...
Even simply saving in "sound money" protects you from all this. Iran, Turkey, Venezuela, Argentina, etc... There's nothing more powerful than ripping away their ability to melt your savings; the efforts of your life's work! Pieces of paper are not designed to hold value!
January 29, 2026 at 2:28 PM
Even simply saving in "sound money" protects you from all this. Iran, Turkey, Venezuela, Argentina, etc... There's nothing more powerful than ripping away their ability to melt your savings; the efforts of your life's work! Pieces of paper are not designed to hold value!
I like to focus on the fact that our very idea of money is broken today, and that we need to go back to sound money and sound money standards. Sound money is based on reality, not humans ability to endlessly print more and more and more until it collapses. (They all do at some point)
January 29, 2026 at 2:28 PM
I like to focus on the fact that our very idea of money is broken today, and that we need to go back to sound money and sound money standards. Sound money is based on reality, not humans ability to endlessly print more and more and more until it collapses. (They all do at some point)
Which is exactly why I try to talk about the stuff I do, costs will always continue to go up long term just by the very nature of what our money is today. Knowing where to save your money in times like this could make all the difference between watching your savings melt away and not
January 29, 2026 at 2:14 PM
Which is exactly why I try to talk about the stuff I do, costs will always continue to go up long term just by the very nature of what our money is today. Knowing where to save your money in times like this could make all the difference between watching your savings melt away and not
It doesn't totally have much to do with Trump, it's about not having to trust someone else to manage their paper currency or let them do business anymore. Russia being cut from the Swift system made that loud and clear and everyone is now incentivized to become more independent on that front
January 29, 2026 at 2:04 PM
It doesn't totally have much to do with Trump, it's about not having to trust someone else to manage their paper currency or let them do business anymore. Russia being cut from the Swift system made that loud and clear and everyone is now incentivized to become more independent on that front