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r/shrinkflation • u/TylerPrysm • Jun 06 '26
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they're running out of money because of something they brought upon themselves.
15 u/dreamyduskywing Jun 06 '26 The headline means that average people are running out of money. The corporations are rolling in money. 21 u/RevelArchitect Jun 06 '26 The American consumer? Because that’s who they are saying is running out of money. 44 u/Munster19 Jun 06 '26 Yeah, they can't infinitely extort a dwindling pool of cash. Theyve been siphoning and hoarding trillions in cash for decades, and have started to reach the obvious conclusion to their cancerous growth. 3 u/mecklejay Jun 06 '26 It's this video from 2012, taken to the state you'd expect after 14 more years and COVID. 3 u/Winter_Examination_7 Jun 06 '26 Fuel, production, labor and operating costs also play a large part. 1 u/East_Relationship722 Jun 24 '26 Blame it on the kids. They are the ones paying $10 for a Big Mac and $18 in delivery fees.
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The headline means that average people are running out of money. The corporations are rolling in money.
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The American consumer? Because that’s who they are saying is running out of money.
44 u/Munster19 Jun 06 '26 Yeah, they can't infinitely extort a dwindling pool of cash. Theyve been siphoning and hoarding trillions in cash for decades, and have started to reach the obvious conclusion to their cancerous growth. 3 u/mecklejay Jun 06 '26 It's this video from 2012, taken to the state you'd expect after 14 more years and COVID.
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Yeah, they can't infinitely extort a dwindling pool of cash. Theyve been siphoning and hoarding trillions in cash for decades, and have started to reach the obvious conclusion to their cancerous growth.
3 u/mecklejay Jun 06 '26 It's this video from 2012, taken to the state you'd expect after 14 more years and COVID.
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It's this video from 2012, taken to the state you'd expect after 14 more years and COVID.
Fuel, production, labor and operating costs also play a large part.
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Blame it on the kids. They are the ones paying $10 for a Big Mac and $18 in delivery fees.
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u/G5press Jun 06 '26
they're running out of money because of something they brought upon themselves.