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What a joke. "I was sitting around the kitchen table and my wife's friend said meat was really expensive."
Liar. His homespun "Scranton Joe" stories are BS. You live in the White House. You don't sit around a kitchen table talking about the grocery store and what's going on down at the mill. ... and last but not least you don't have friends. You've ruined the country, you're a mean old man, you're afraid of everything and walk your dog on the beach wearing a mask so NO, none of that happened.
Son, senile and phony are no way to go through life.
Every president has done this sort of thing...they try to appear as 'the guy next door" (just another peasant).
Remember when Obama invited some Joe Schmo to 'have a beer at the whitehouse'? Yeah, those kinds of things, they do them for the optics.
Groceries are not up all that much by me and I am the one that does most of the grocery shopping. Lots of odd shortages. Was pasta sauce for a while. Now its cat food. Still have the 2.99 sales on London Broil. Still find chicken at 2.99 a pound. Still have the store brand butter at a 1.99 every third week.
Gas is up.
Lumber is up. Again after dropping in the fall.
Steel is way up.
Most people don't buy these things directly on a regular basis.
PS I called her an elite because she is a friend of the Bidens.
Congrats, consider yourself lucky. But just because you have low prices doesn't mean the entire country is that way. In my state, I'm feeling the hit.
- A lb of ground beef goes for 3.99 - 4.99/lb
- 4-Pack of chicken thighs and drumsticks - 4.99 -5.99/lb
- 2-Pack of chicken breasts - 7.99 - 8.99/lb
- "Family value" packages of drumsticks, thighs, and leg quarters - 8.99 - 9.99
Speaking of pasta sauce, the store near my apartment was all out of it last Friday. They're pasta section was half empty. Veggies were doing well but are now taking a hit again. Sure, you can still find deals, especially on generic brands, but to shrug this off when it's an actual thing is a tad bit ignorant.
That's what mom did in the early 50's. I was the stuffer.
Italian mom when she wants to make meatballs,she does not trust the grinder in store,she has her own grinder,mxing beef with veal is the way to go with meatballs
Location: Was Midvalley Oregon; Now Eastside Seattle area
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