Housing crisis, 40-year out of date poverty level, a minimum wage that hasn't been increased in 15 years and that has had a continuously decreasing purchasing power for almost 60 years. Most expensive healthcare, rampant student loan debt, record-breaking corporate profits, a self-immolating middle class, etc. etc.
Honestly, it's hard to find much to be happy about here right now.
Well at least you have 31 flavors of classic Rice A Roni.
Surely there must be countries that have more flavors of rice a Roni?
I know some countries have special flavors of KitKat compared to our lame selection
Don't forget credit card debt!
At least the Trump presidency is over...oh, wait...
Lol. Good point.
If only we had Bernie!
a self-immolating middle class
This is the worst part. Every time I see people who mainly consume digital entertainment scoff at getting it for free, it just cements in my mind how most people are useful idiots.
The US is far richer than a lot of the higher ranked countries. Furthermore, it's the best performing country out of the pandemic. Can't be the reason for the drop
I'm so glad that big corporations are making record profits. It'll trickle down any day now! /s
Company: brb gotta do a layoff!
Wages during the Biden presidency are the highest ever, even accounting for inflation
Wages are the highest they've ever been and cost of living is the highest it's ever been. Purchasing power is down. It's a simple economic rule. Look up Biden inflation rule 34 to learn more.
purchasing power is UP, don't believe right wing doomer propaganda, it's not backed by data
I'm glad you have insight into my level of happiness and its cause. I'll correct myself the next time I think about how inflation is keeping me down. WRONG ANSWER, WALLET!
Edit: To be more clear, I'm reasonably well-off and still terrified that I'll die in a financial crisis. Our system sucks.
That's the issue, people are better off than they were under Trump, but social media made us all worried
A tiny percentage of Americans hold the majority of that wealth. The average American is not wealthy.
Housing crisis, 40-year out of date poverty level, a minimum wage that hasn't been increased in 15 years and that has had a continuously decreasing purchasing power for almost 60 years. Most expensive healthcare, rampant student loan debt, record-breaking corporate profits, a self-immolating middle class, etc. etc.
Honestly, it's hard to find much to be happy about here right now.
Well at least you have 31 flavors of classic Rice A Roni.
Surely there must be countries that have more flavors of rice a Roni?
I know some countries have special flavors of KitKat compared to our lame selection
Don't forget credit card debt!
At least the Trump presidency is over...oh, wait...
Lol. Good point.
If only we had Bernie!
This is the worst part. Every time I see people who mainly consume digital entertainment scoff at getting it for free, it just cements in my mind how most people are useful idiots.
The US is far richer than a lot of the higher ranked countries. Furthermore, it's the best performing country out of the pandemic. Can't be the reason for the drop
I'm so glad that big corporations are making record profits. It'll trickle down any day now! /s
Company: brb gotta do a layoff!
Wages during the Biden presidency are the highest ever, even accounting for inflation
Wages are the highest they've ever been and cost of living is the highest it's ever been. Purchasing power is down. It's a simple economic rule. Look up Biden inflation rule 34 to learn more.
https://home.treasury.gov/news/featured-stories/the-purchasing-power-of-american-households
purchasing power is UP, don't believe right wing doomer propaganda, it's not backed by data
I'm glad you have insight into my level of happiness and its cause. I'll correct myself the next time I think about how inflation is keeping me down. WRONG ANSWER, WALLET!
Edit: To be more clear, I'm reasonably well-off and still terrified that I'll die in a financial crisis. Our system sucks.
That's the issue, people are better off than they were under Trump, but social media made us all worried
A tiny percentage of Americans hold the majority of that wealth. The average American is not wealthy.