[Lazamataz]

There’s been runaway food prices in America, too. I can name several products that are three times the price they were, two or three years ago.

[TexasFreeper2009]

Russia need only give up on it’s goal to reassemble the old soviet union and this pain can end.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

ZEEPER FOLLIES PINGLIST!!

(((PING!)))

Join and laugh at the Zeepers!!

[kawhill]

The American farmer/rancher can help these folks out a bit.

[econjack]

Not a problem as long as you only buy cabbage and onions.

[jeffersondem]

Last Saturday I paid $17.00 in a nondescript restaurant for a meatloaf lunch, plus an 18 percent gratuity. I declined the opportunity to tip 25 percent.

It makes me not want to eat out again.

[Allegra]

[Sacajaweau]

Eggs were $5 this week. Thankfully, butter was on sale at Aldi.

[Who is John Galt?]

[Moltke]

Caviar, while far from being a staple food at almost 6,000 rubles (about $60) per kilo in December 2023, has shot up by over 50 percent this year to nearly 9,000 rubles per kilo.

Could they have picked one single worse example? Caviar? $90 per kilo? Yes please, send a ton! I'll be rich tomorrow.

[NorseViking]

Russia doesn’t have price control. It is not unusual that certain items can climb ten times in price only to crash below the original price a few months later.
Zeepers probably are looking through it to find examples to scream about another end of Putin.
Normal people don’t gove a hug. If chicken is too expensive then they eat pork and vice versa.
Very few care about caviar.

[McGruff]

Poor Zeepers. Have to have some sort of victory. Certainly aren't having any on the battlefield.

[Karl Spooner]

Oh no! American in Russia can't afford potatoes!

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https://youtube.com/shorts/A-msgLTzvCE?si=xPQ4Px4KXmXvYLNA

Todays price at warmart

[tennmountainman]

The price of butter and eggs have gone up very high in the U.S. too.