I remember cheap cuts like flank steak being 4 dollars a pound 3 years ago. Used to make tacos and other stuff once a week. Nowadays its 7 to 9 dollars a pound. Only buy once every 4 to 6 weeks.
It goes a bit further than that. Producers will decline to produce at prices below market rate, which causes shortages not only of the commodity being produced, but also the labor to produce it. The buying countries will see a lack of the commodity, but also all of the downstream labor to refine the petroleum.
That's true in general but not in this specific scenario, because Russia is still going to sell all of its product- just not to the EU states who are being dumb.
Unless you represent 50% of the customer base and the other 50% would prefer to do business with you than buy that person's product AND that person's infrastructure is built with you as the customer base in mind AND you provide like 90% of the insurance needed in the industry.
I’m about to put a market cap on ribeyes at my butcher.
$3 a pound max plz
Gimme that $1.87/lb brisket please.
My local Walmart sold brisket at that price for most of the Trump presidency. I should have stocked up!
At Sam’s Club they sold USDA Prime Brisket for like $40 the entire slab. It’s a shame I never had a smoker
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How about tree fiddy?
I was just jogging!
Damn Loch Ness Monster, I can’t afford three fiddy
she's a goddamn succubus
i gave em tree fiddy so he would go away <old lady voice>
I raise u 8$
Suckie suckie, eight dorra!
It was about that time I realized my butcher was a creature from the Cretaceous Period
Toppest kek
I remember cheap cuts like flank steak being 4 dollars a pound 3 years ago. Used to make tacos and other stuff once a week. Nowadays its 7 to 9 dollars a pound. Only buy once every 4 to 6 weeks.
EU hoes gonna be mad when there's a market cap placed on how much they can charge for a Kamala to keep their homes warm.
I have just set up a cap on tax rate. 15%.
And even that is 15% too high
Gross, people pay for that 🤮
Price fixing causes shortages.
https://www.hoover.org/research/price-controls-still-bad-idea
Price fixing someone else's product leads to immediate failures to transact.
It goes a bit further than that. Producers will decline to produce at prices below market rate, which causes shortages not only of the commodity being produced, but also the labor to produce it. The buying countries will see a lack of the commodity, but also all of the downstream labor to refine the petroleum.
That's true in general but not in this specific scenario, because Russia is still going to sell all of its product- just not to the EU states who are being dumb.
Unless you represent 50% of the customer base and the other 50% would prefer to do business with you than buy that person's product AND that person's infrastructure is built with you as the customer base in mind AND you provide like 90% of the insurance needed in the industry.
BAD PLAN.
Good Plan......................if you want the peasants to wake up and realize ,REALITY is REAL.
And Communism doesn't work. Think they will worry about 'The Warming' this winter?
Yeah, I'd rather my great grandchildren have a good life. I'd rather them not have to live through the collapse of American communism in 80 years.
Well said........bring it on , lets get this monetary collapse going & get EVERYONE back to work.
🤤ribeye with some salted butter side of asparagus 🤤
Don't forget the roasted root veggies.mmmmmmmm beets and carrots
You keep talking dirty to me 🤤
You not having access to ribeyes is the entire point.