It doesn’t seem like anyone is suffering

[Anonymous No.55356941]

No, I’m not in a bubble of well off people, I live in rural Nebraska.

I’m not seeing anyone cut back spending, I’m not seeing anyone significantly change their habits at all. Despite the massive inflation of the last 3 years I have yet to really see anyone struggle in the slightest. They’ll complain about food prices or gas prices or the rent going up in the big city, but they are still doing just fine, they live the same lifestyle as before. They’re still buying cars, still taking trips, still eating out, still buying homes, still going out.

Anyone else noticed this? If inflation is hurting everyone so badly, why haven’t I seen it at all?

[Anonymous No.55356953]

And before you guys say “everyone is in massive amounts of debt to fund their lifestyles!”, I already thought of that, and turns out they’re in less debt than ever.

So what the fuck is going on here?

[Anonymous No.55356986]

>>55356941
>They’ll complain about food prices or gas prices or the rent going up in the big city, but they are still doing just fine, they live the same lifestyle as before
The part you don't hear about is that they've probably had to pick up a second job, or find another source of income, or (most likely) are just deep into debt.
The collapse of purchasing power isn't simply one day you have everything and the other you have nothing. It's a somewhat slow process.

[Anonymous No.55356987]

Stop using this board as a personal blog that nobody reads you piece of shit bot. Get fucking perma range banned

[Anonymous No.55357041]

>>55356941
You're right, only the middle and bottom are suffering.

[Anonymous No.55357051]

>>55356941
What?!?
I'm doing fucking terrible dude I live in the midwest, I literally just got into a shouting match with 6 tweekers and their dogs who wander my neighborhood at night trying to steal shit or break in.
We are literally one minor event from complete meltdown....

[Anonymous No.55357069]

>>55356987
Dude, fuck you. OP lives in rural Nebraska ffs, let the man vent.

[Anonymous No.55357075]

>>55357069
>lives in rural nebraska
I live in the metro of kansas city, it's fucking awful I'm two hours away from Nebraska I don't know what the fuck this iphone tranny OP is on about but believe me life here is getting fucking bad.

[Anonymous No.55357090]

>>55356941
>I’m not seeing anyone significantly change their habits at all
Because you are used to post covid life now where people don't go out and spend money they sit inside and eat take out

[Anonymous No.55357112]

>>55356941
yes they are still doing all those things but are not saving for retirement at a lesser extent, if at all. the consumer goy has made peace with working until death. just look at all these boomers going back to work bc they got bored out of their minds from retirement. its the slave mentality that they cannot deviate from. the whip is invisible and it works better than a real one.

[Anonymous No.55357115]

>>55356941
Majority of people live paycheck to paycheck and spend and consume every dollar they have.

That’s what you see.
An illusion of wealth.
Welcome to America.

[Anonymous No.55357187]

>>55357075
Kansas city is turning ghetto again
Get shot in Westport. Can't get a drink at pnl without getting robbed.

[Anonymous No.55357260]

>>55357187
>again

[Anonymous No.55357738]

Wait for student loan repayments to kick back in

[Anonymous No.55357767]

>>55357187
How many of us are from KC kek

[Anonymous No.55357861]

>>55357075
>>55357187
>>55357767
I’m also in the KC metro