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Bulk whole grains such as hard red wheatberries and pearled barley were still $1 per pound.

>>50514066
I hardly spend money on gay ass luxuries like food.

>>50184025
Yeah non Americans will be a little fucked, but their currency is not worth a lot of dollars anyways.
>>50184047
I do. I have chicken and stockpiles of grains. I am the ascetic bulker. I also know how to forage wild seaweed, animals, berries, mushrooms, and carrots for sustenance.
I just find food to be a poor investment based on past performances during recessions, but maybe this time is different.
>>50183903
>Hodling cash seems like a bad idea with current inflation but I guess there's always shorting.
Probably not as bad as you think. Buying cash right now is buying the dip. Anyways, there are better things to invest in like essential pharmaceuticals, food producers, and shorting Canada.

>>50182389
I am the ascetic-maxxer who bulks on beans/whole grains (wheatberries and pearled barley) for $2/lb by the way.

>>50097537
No. Make your own food. Beans and barley/wheat cost $1/pound. Chicken costs $2 per pound, even at whole foods/trader joes. Cabbage, carrots, and celery cost $2 per pound. If 15 pounds of food per week is still too little for you (only true if you are bulking for bodybuilding), you could supplement by drinking healthy oils, I suppose.