It's what you played when you didn't have "online". Sure make your hands sore though.
DickFiasco
joined 2 years ago
i.e. No Tiddy Money
FINISH HIM
A quality meme, wasted on someone completely unworthy.
That crust is thicc...
I think --explanation is the command line switch to output a brief summary of a git command.
It's some stupid TikTok meme that allegedly comes from a song by Skrilla.
Washing machine prices have been going down since at least 1977, which is as far back as I can find data while I'm on mobile. From the US bureau of labor statistics you can see that laundry equipment priced at $500 in 1977 is now priced at $768. And, due to inflation, $500 in 1977 has the same buying power as $2647 today. In other words, washing machines have gone down in price about 70% in the last 50 years.
If it was, it seems to have backfired.
Maybe my example wasn't clear; I don't mean that you would buy a microwave if you already have one, I mean that you will spend your money on something else if you can't afford the washing machine. Some goods are tightly correlated with each other such that if the price of one goes up (e.g. due to tariff), the price of the other will go up as well because it's a partial alternative.
The type of market you’re describing...only happens in small, locally focused markets
This is not true; supply and demand applies in any open market, with the exception of monopolies and collusion which I already pointed out. Yes, WalMart/Home Depot/etc engage in anti-competitive business practices, but they still can't arbitrarily charge whatever they want, which is what it sounds like the Axios article is saying. If they could, then why did they wait for the looming threat of tariffs to raise their prices? Why haven't they been charging exorbitant prices all along?
It's a tarantula, obviously.
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So everybody remembers learning in school about Hitler's Canadian GF, but you can't actually find any references to her in any of the history books. It's some serious Mandela Effect shit.