An $18 McDonald's meal is an $18 McDonald's meal...

1977 Kane Hall days!

So the two problems with using CPI as the be all and end all include the one I mentioned previously: substitution.

And here, just a few days later, there's an article on the other: product improvement. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/mcdonald-s-to-revamp-burger-patties-in-major-fast-food-overhaul-no-more-dry-patties/ar-AA1kOMRU?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=a87cd9680d9b4ece9d0df5cd286d3a4a&ei=24

For you gals who (obviously) never took Econ.

You're welcome, Gasbag.

HHusky said:

1977 Kane Hall days!

So the two problems with using CPI as the be all and end all include the one I mentioned previously: substitution.

And here, just a few days later, there's an article on the other: product improvement. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/mcdonald-s-to-revamp-burger-patties-in-major-fast-food-overhaul-no-more-dry-patties/ar-AA1kOMRU?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=a87cd9680d9b4ece9d0df5cd286d3a4a&ei=24

For you gals who (obviously) never took Econ.

You're welcome, Gasbag.

It was Team Dazzler that said printing money wouldn't cause inflation because Milton Friedman wasn't in charge anymore. I did take actually take Econ while the dazzler and Janet Yellen were taking Unicorn 101.

WestlinnDuck said:

HHusky said:

1977 Kane Hall days!

So the two problems with using CPI as the be all and end all include the one I mentioned previously: substitution.

And here, just a few days later, there's an article on the other: product improvement. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/mcdonald-s-to-revamp-burger-patties-in-major-fast-food-overhaul-no-more-dry-patties/ar-AA1kOMRU?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=a87cd9680d9b4ece9d0df5cd286d3a4a&ei=24

For you gals who (obviously) never took Econ.

You're welcome, Gasbag.

It was Team Dazzler that said printing money wouldn't cause inflation because Milton Friedman wasn't in charge anymore. I did take actually take Econ while the dazzler and Janet Yellen were taking Unicorn 101.

But at Oregon. And it shows.

HHusky said:

Fire_Marshall_Bill said:

HHusky said:

Looks like Joe killed the rise in inflation that began under Daddy.

It was under 2 percent in January of 2021 genius

Trump wanted to open up by Easter of 2020 but pearl clutchers like you threw a fit.

So your story is Daddy wussed out.

We need a better class of fascists in this country.

It would have been political suicide once that liar from England got his bogus million death count "study" in, along with all the other pseudo science nonsense. "ONE MILLION DEAD BY CHRISTMAS!," "FISH CLEANER!," "IVERMECTIN IS HORSE PASTE!." "TRUMP SAID PUT A LAMP IN YOUR LUNGS!," "rofl what a dope!!!!" You fell for it, pal. Tug cons and free thinkers like Bill didn't.

Win, win.

HHusky said:

RaceBannon said:

Right

No one believes you

Or Biden

Or Jean Pierre

Nobody said anything about the CPI

The white house uses stats that don't include energy or food

You can't bullshit people who know how much more they are paying

Inflation rate has slowed down. Still inflating. Still 20 percent plus since dumbfuck took office

Aren't you the gal who told me the other day that 4+% under Reagan was just fine?

Better than the 13.55% under Jimmy and the democrats in 1980 with the same print money plan that the dementia patients and the dems adopted. I learned that actually Milton Friedman and the dead hand of the market was in charge at Oregon. Team Dazzler and Janet Yellen were skipping Econ 101 and taking a graduate series of Unicorn Farts as Your Fiat Currency. Jimmy killed it with the same energy policy that the dementia patient adopted. Leftards just don't do numbers and sh*t.

HHusky said:

There's no fucking way Oregon was out-Chicagoing the University of Washington Econ Dept of the 1970s, Gasbag.

You really suck at this. At Oregon, lower level economic courses stuck to microeconomics - supply and demand, markets, competitive advantage. The upper level courses were all about macroeconomics, i.e., aggressive Keynesian intervention in the private sector by supposedly smart PhD economists who could outcompete the market and that deficit spending would be made up by a mythical GDP multiplier. The odds that upper level U of W economic classes were based on the Chicago school of economic thinking would be nil. I could be wrong, but Hayek, Mises, Friedman and the Chicago school of economics are the ultimate bogymen and pariahs among dems and progressive universities. You for example in decades of posting haven't once used a microeconomic approach to anything. You are a stereotypical hive mind authoritarian who votes accordingly.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/foodnews/mcdonald-s-is-making-over-50-tweaks-to-its-burgers-in-a-big-upgrade/ar-AA1kUeH1?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=86b2bbfc8fbf49db92d1c81582d0639d&ei=16

So much product improvement!

Race has his anniversary dinner site.

HHusky said:

WestlinnDuck said:

One of the dazzler's claim to moral superiority over us Neanderthals is that he really cares. About what he can't explain, but it certainly isn't about the downtrodden or the average American family.

Some guy figured out how to spend $18 on a burger, fries and drink at McDonalds. I don't know how he managed to do that. I eat at McDonalds often enough to know it's hard to do in socialist Seattle. But I'm pretty sure it's not a sign of the Apocalypse.

Lazy Fat-Fuck POTD.