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Prices in the U.S. seem to be rising, so I wonder .

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#1
  • Japon
  • 2022/09/30 02:50

I am a resident of Japan. There is a lot of talk here about how prices in the U.S. are rising rapidly, but I wonder if people living in the U.S. are getting paid in proportion to that ？ So even though prices are high, are they not suffering that much?
Are pensioners affected by the high prices? ？
What about those who originally work for low wages （ What about immigrants from Mexico, those living in Compton, etc. ） ？
Are foreign students from Japan doing well? Are they doing well? I wonder if the money they send back to Japan is worth it.

I have not been to the US for a long time, so I was wondering about the current situation.

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#25
  • トホホ
  • 2022/10/06 (Thu) 11:18
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>FOOD FOR LESS

I've never been to a restaurant like this, but I imagine it to be bad or cheap.

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#28
  • フードバンク
  • 2022/10/06 (Thu) 13:30
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I read on the news that food banks are in line. I wonder how long this inflation will continue.

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#29

＃ 27 ＜ Food for Less is not separately cheaper ＞

Food 4 Less is owned by Kroger, the same company as Ralphs.
I think the reason they have different names for different supermarkets is because they have different store concepts and target customers.
Food 4 Less seems to be located in poorer areas with relatively low housing prices.
Naturally, the items they sell are also inexpensive, but this is reflected in the prices of meat, produce （ vegetables, and fruits ） rather than items with a fixed price.
However, once you shop in a store, you will see that cheap is not the same as bad.

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#30
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/10/06 (Thu) 16:03
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If "OPEC Plus" starts cutting production by 2 million barrels per day and eviction also takes place
it will be much more difficult ？.

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#32

〉If you don't mind, please post that YouTube address. I'll check it out.

I'm kind of sorry to post the link without permission, sorry, although it's pretty interesting, like the LA Downtown footage in a video like German's Venice Life.

I uploaded this video about a month ago and just watched it again and most of the items on the menu list were a little over $10 and one of the most expensive was almost $30.　I'm sorry for making it sound like all the ice cream was $30.　　But it's still much more expensive than it was 20 years ago.

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