Submitted by A-Wise-Cobbler t3_z9oby2 in news
swheels125 t1_iyljxhg wrote
Reply to comment by ScientistNo906 in The Fed's favorite inflation measure cooled in October by A-Wise-Cobbler
Where the hell do you live that a dozen eggs was $.44 even before the pandemic? Around $3-$4 is pretty standard where I’m from and is now up to about $6. 900% would have me paying $27-$36 per dozen eggs, which obviously would be pretty insane.
ScientistNo906 t1_iymafgy wrote
Port Huron, MI. We have an Aldi and I was surprised by how low the price was myself. You know how some people open up the carton to check if eggs are broken? I didn't bother, who cares if one or two are broke at that price? It didn't last though, and prices keep moving up.
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