Posted on 11/19/2022 11:50:12 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
Two-thirds of Americans say rising prices across the board will affect their Thanksgiving plans this year, a survey from The Vacationer revealed.
The survey asked respondents if high levels of inflation are affecting their Thanksgiving plans this year. The vast majority said the country’s current economic state is, in fact, affecting their plans in some way. About a quarter, 24.73 percent, attributed the issues to the high cost of food, while 16.75 attributed it to the increased travel cost “due to gas prices.” Another 25.02 percent said both the increased cost of food and gas will affect their plans.
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But keep voting like you all have been cause it is apparent you ain’t feeling enough pain yet......./s
I bought a smaller turkey.
And cheaper wine
“What’s the word? Thunderbird! / What’s the price? Fifty twice! / What’s the reason? Grapes are in season! / Who drinks the most? Them colored folks! / What’s the reaction?/ Satisfaction!”
Aaaannnnddd..... they apparently still like bending over and spreading their collective cheeks judging by the last election. Enjoy the suck.
Stuffing mine with shredded newspaper
Yes it has.
I had to go to Ybor for my two chickens.
Nobody will miss them.
5.56mm
Keep voting for Dems then (though I’m not going to defend most republicans either)
While the economy is a minor factor, I had too many requests for my 4-cheese cajun lasagna to stick to traditional turkey and stuffing. But FJB nonetheless.
I bought a Cornish Hen.😜
Try adding some sawdust and hamburger grease, if you can afford the latter. Yummy!
What is that from?
Can’t get much cheaper food than a turkey loss leader at .49/lb.
Old commercial from the ‘70s for Thunderbird.
Make a big turkey, freeze the leftovers, have turkey stir fry once a week through December.
That is because so very few people plan for economic down swings or inflation. I do.
Let me just say I never ran out of toilet paper in the last three years and I will eat well, again, this Thanksgiving.
I think it’s beeter than the last two years, when there was money but less food selection and no one would come to your house anyway.
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