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I've been saying this. I'm curious to see who wins out. In this case it's populist bullshit vs American coffee retailers. Let's see who comes out on top.

I do, it was too appeal to baby boomers who had memories of the era is styling was taken from. You can lump the Plymouth Prowler in there too.

I mean it's a tale as old as time. Surviving and opposing strongmen dictatorship selects for the most adherent and extreme. Thus when the dictatorship falls for whatever reason the crazy extremists are usually in the best position.

I think the last few years have pretty much proven he doesn't 'need' to do anything.

Right but those are grocery prices not inflation.

Reducing inflation doesn't mean prices go down.

You can be upset about the cost of living but the current rate of inflation is trending down so you're going to have miscommunication if you demand it's reduction when that is already happening.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/273418/unadjusted-monthly-inflation-rate-in-the-us/

uv is good but it needs a little more time in the oven.

For the moment I would definitely recommend poetry if you are not a library developer. Poetry's biggest sin is it's atrocious performance but it has most of the features you need to work with Python apps today.

Part of that joke though is that they're both exactly the same which is of course a false premise.

I've yet to get a clear answer on how they correct for the fact that no one answers the phone or wastes time talking to pollsters for free. I keep reading that " they take it into account" but not the methods used.

I mean why should chattel get a vote?

People who have fallen for one grift are prone to falling for others.

Tossed it in the microwave and here we are

If by taxes you mean spending them on bullshit sure.

He spent a quarter billion dollars so a select few retailers can make a bit of profit a year early.