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📰 An LA gas station made international news due to its prices and it is not the one you think

💬 LA gas prices got so ridiculous, it’s become a global headline—and no, it's not the usual suspect! 😂💸 #PriceShock

https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngeles/comments/1rtvtt8

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📰 Excuse me Ralph’s, what the Kentucky Fried Fuck is this?

💬 🤑🍗 Kroger's charging $8 for thumb-sized "tenders"? Sounds like they’ve confused groceries with concert tickets! #PriceShock

https://www.reddit.com/r/LosAngeles/comments/1rafs4i

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Prada is selling a simple crochet safety pin brooch for a massive price: $755 (over 2 Lacs PKR)! This has sparked a huge debate about luxury fashion and crazy prices online.

#Prada #LuxuryFashion #CrochetPin #PriceShock

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A bold digital graphic titled “ARE WE GREAT YET?” in large, distressed red letters overlays a collage of bleak imagery. The top half shows a quiet, foggy cargo port with stacked shipping containers — one labeled “USA” and the other “CHINA.” Below that, a photograph of nearly empty grocery store shelves emphasizes scarcity. At the bottom, a quote from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon reads: “A mild recession is the best-case scenario.” The entire image is textured with grainy, torn-paper effects, creating a sense of unease and urgency. The visual message critiques the economic consequences of the Trump administration’s tariffs, challenging the idea that these policies represent a return to greatness.

A bold digital graphic titled “ARE WE GREAT YET?” in large, distressed red letters overlays a collage of bleak imagery. The top half shows a quiet, foggy cargo port with stacked shipping containers — one labeled “USA” and the other “CHINA.” Below that, a photograph of nearly empty grocery store shelves emphasizes scarcity. At the bottom, a quote from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon reads: “A mild recession is the best-case scenario.” The entire image is textured with grainy, torn-paper effects, creating a sense of unease and urgency. The visual message critiques the economic consequences of the Trump administration’s tariffs, challenging the idea that these policies represent a return to greatness.

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🚢 The ports are quiet.
🛒 The shelves are thinning.
💸 Prices are climbing.

❌ This isn’t a return to greatness —
it’s a controlled collapse.

💸 Trump’s universal tariffs are hitting hard,
and the pain is only getting started.

#TariffWatch #PriceShock

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Risk of inflationary growth of USdebt (without #Stagnation): "1.Tariffs #Inflation to 3.5–4% by late 2025, 0.5–0.7% #PriceShock 2.The Fed raises rats by 50–75 bass pnts, liftng th 10-year Treasry yield to 4.75–5%. 3.Annual debt servicng costs rise by $400/600 bln, addng $4/6 trn to the debt/10 yrs".

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Risk of inflationary growth of USdebt (without #Stagnation): "1.Tariffs #Inflation to 3.5–4% by late 2025, 0.5–0.7% #PriceShock 2.The Fed raises rats by 50–75 bass pnts, liftng th 10-year Treasry yield to 4.75–5%. 3.Annual debt servicng costs rise by $400/600 bln, addng $4/6 trn to the debt/10 yrs".

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Risk of inflationary growth of USdebt (without #Stagnation): "1.Tariffs #Inflation to 3.5–4% by late 2025, 0.5–0.7% #PriceShock 2.The Fed raises rats by 50–75 bass pnts, liftng th 10-year Treasry yield to 4.75–5%. 3.Annual debt servicng costs rise by $400/600 bln, addng $4/6 trn to the debt/10 yrs".

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Risk of inflationary growth of USdebt (without #Stagnation): "1.Tariffs #Inflation to 3.5–4% by late 2025, 0.5–0.7% #PriceShock 2.The Fed raises rats by 50–75 bass pnts, liftng th 10-year Treasry yield to 4.75–5%. 3.Annual debt servicng costs rise by $400/600 bln, addng $4/6 trn to the debt/10 yrs".

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Risk of inflationary growth of US debt (without #Recession): "1.Tariffs #Inflation to 3.5–4% by late 2025, 0.5–0.7% #PriceShock 2.The Fed raises rats by 50–75 bass pnts, liftng th 10-year Treasry yield to 4.75–5%. 3.Annual debt servicng costs rise by $400/600 bln, addng $4/6 trn to the debt/10 yrs".

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Risk of inflationary growth of US debt (without #Recession): "1.Tariffs #Inflation to 3.5–4% by late 2025, 0.5–0.7% #PriceShock 2.The Fed raises rats by 50–75 bass pnts, liftng th 10-year Treasry yield to 4.75–5%. 3.Annual debt servicng costs rise by $400/600 bln, addng $4/6 trn to the debt/10 yrs".

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"ZOO DIRECTOR! ZOOOOOO DIRECTOR!!!!!

Get the vet with the smelling salt, quickly, the SpaceTerrapin has fainted....."

#bonzodog
#priceshock

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Chartbook 327 From "anti-core" to "felt inflation": Or how I calmed my populist demons & resolved my cognitive dissonance on inflation, and how the Fed could do more to help. Time to admit it: On inflation I’ve been suffering from cognitive dissonance.

“If we focus only on food and energy, the #priceshock of 2021-2 was worse than that in 1973. It is second only to the Iran-crisis shock of 1979, the crisis that put paid to what little chance Jimmy Carter had of reelection in 1980.” #inflation open.substack.com/pub/adamtooz...

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