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>100 plus
I'm guessing all the boomers who 'missed out' on profits because of covids doubled their rates to compensate?

>>28056764
K, so we giving money for nothing to blacks that shit out half a dozen kids now.
No regard for the young adults the work in the restaurants and transportation shit; just nigs that we’re unemployed to begin with.
Cool.

I just realized that while Trump printing free money has caused me my huge gains in crypto and has made me rich, but the brr money printer is gonna crash the U.S. economy within the next 2 years.

Now the money I earn feels dirty. Anybody else feels the same?

>>27675846
Holy shit dicks. Is that chart fucking real?
I had no fucking idea you guys weren’t memeing about the 3% daily inflation thing

How do people even live paycheck to paycheck? My job is close to minimum wage (in Germany), and I take home about 1300 a month. €400 rent + €120 food + €100 utility + €80 various subscriptions + €50 other household necessities. That leaves me with around €550 to save per month, though it ends up usually being closer to €500. These are all normal living costs for someone in my city with my wage. So how is it that so many of my colleagues struggle to pay bills and live paycheck to paycheck? I literally do not understand it and I daren't ask