Woman with $20 of grocery going to her $25000 house in 1980

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WingsOfGood posted...
A lot of those items barely cost a dollar. Count how many are in the cart.

I see only 15 items

Maybe if you imply there is more buried beneath but it really seems like $20 is accurate or very close


WingsOfGood posted...
$20 in 1980 = $79.99 in 2024
https://www.amortization.org/inflation/amount.php?amount=20

Milk in 1980 from google
A half-gallon of milk cost $1.09 circa 1985, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Milk is one of the cheapest commodities available. A gallon of milk today is $3. And no most of that shit there isn't a dollar. Again we grew up with dollar stores where everything in it actually was a dollar and none of that shit was there.

When's the last time you've gone shopping? Did you spend $80 or more? Did your cart look as full as that?

In the late 80s a completely full shopping cart like that would run you between $70-$90 depending on what was in it.

It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha."
https://i.imgur.com/dQgC4kv.jpg