>>21977693
chipotle has always sucked, cheap or not

Thank Bidenomics for ruining restaurants.

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>>21977693
go back

>>21977714
lmaoo

>>21977714
this is all 4chan is nowadays, just bots recycling images from plebbit and x

>>21977693
I was making $28,000 in 2017. I make $125,000 today.

>>21977714
there goes my hero, watch him as he goes

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>>21977780
That's nice, dear

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>>21977693
>this must be drumpf's fault

>>21977693
>$10 used to get you a burrito, chips, and guac
it was so fucking good bros

>>21977876
>trump fucks up the covid handling
>prints shitton of money to bribe voters with stimulus checks
>biden inherits the consequences
>"how could biden do this?"

>>21977876
>print trillions of dollars out of thin air before you leave office
>the ramifications of this hit over the next few years and as your own graph shows went way down before sleepy joe's term was over
>its not trumps fault! my god emperor friend of israel would never!

>>21977952
>>21977954
Biden kept and even accelerated the money printing in his first year though.

>>21977714
>>21977693
And that was expensive back then too.

>>21977714
so you were either 1, already browsing Reddit and saw this yourself or 2, image search every single thread looking for Reddit reposts
either way, you're obsessed with reddit and I would seek help for your addiction if I were you

First time I went to Chipotle was 2012, steak was $7 and even then I thought that was expensive considering Taco Bell still had stuff for under a dollar at the time.
It's always been expensive.

>>21977758
Based af

>>21978274
No, they’re based for pointing it out

Normies being flabbergasted that inflation makes things cost more is getting really old. Yes, midwits. Having an unbacked inflationary currency means your money loses value with time. Don't like it? Well we shouldn't have gone off the gold standard then. Too late now. Everyone wanted cheap foreign crap instead of sound money.

>>21978326
I blame the boomers

>>21978274
Are you defending op for ripping off reddit?

>>21977876
>stupid graph says inflation has gone down
>prices have still continued to rise
???

>>21978461
That’s called price gouging
Corporations testing the market to see just how high they can keep prices before people start buying less.

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>>21977693
>oh no it went up $3 over the course of a decade
meanwhile mcdonalds more than double their menu prices and people can't stop eating the mcslop

>>21978326
yeah people have such selective outrage at places now.
>OMG _____ IS SO EXPENSIVE
yeah no shit. everything is expensive

when I was in highschool it was $5

>>21977713
Ya know being in construction, the amount of work from bidens administration we have gotten was insane. Now the whole country is about to go belly up. Makes ya think

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>>21977693
For me, it's Surcheros.

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>>21978461
Because inflation going down doesn't mean it's negative, anon.
>>21978466
>muh price gouging

>>21977693
What’s the price now? What a dumb thread, it’s completely different per location. Damn that’s a fucking stupid thread you mother fucker, I’m so unsatisfied. I’m going to find you bitch and fuck your mom’s ass and cut your fucking head off.

>>21978326
>Well we shouldn't have gone off the gold standard then. Too late now.
How would you have handled the massive gold buy-offs that petrostates such as Saudi Arabia were conducting? Remember, having a currency backed by gold means I am entitled to exchange it for gold at any time. So since your currency is the global reserve I'll just buy a bunch of it(I can afford to since I'm a petrostate) then order you to give me its value in gold, and you're obligated to do so by your own laws.
Since you're so smart, how would you have prevented America's gold supply from being stripped away without ending the Gold Standard?

>>21979706
> muh corporations never do wrong thing

>>21979739
If inflation is solely due to greed why isn't it always high? Why was there deflation during Covid-19 and the 2008 crisis?

>>21979744
Fu-uh-uh-uck o-o-off tooooo /biz/zzz you c-c-cuh-unn-tttt

>>21979750
Reminder net profit rates in retail hover around a mere 1.5%-2% and people like you still accuse them of price gouging and demand price controls.

>>21979753
Yes.

>>21977714
Like 90% of you go on Reddit as well. They are basically the same thing at this point.

>>21979744
When did anyone speak in absolutes here?

>>21978482
People who complain about affordability are also eating out excessively and have a $900 car payment each month. People don’t mind going up to to eyes in debt to get their slop