I do bring this up everywhere and have even done so elsewhere today:
As a boy, in the early 1950s, I had a severe addiction to m&ms. a bag for a a nickel had a good amount. I am lucky that passion has passed as now one cannot afford to become pre-diabetic.
The trend is even starker than the Titanic's iceberg.
Will it be Trump, or a successor who brings out Diocletian's Decree of Commanded Cheapness?
Fascinating thesis: bad money —> bad behavior
In one sentence, when all hope is lost, men become beasts. Sure. I can see it
I do bring this up everywhere and have even done so elsewhere today:
As a boy, in the early 1950s, I had a severe addiction to m&ms. a bag for a a nickel had a good amount. I am lucky that passion has passed as now one cannot afford to become pre-diabetic.
The trend is even starker than the Titanic's iceberg.
Will it be Trump, or a successor who brings out Diocletian's Decree of Commanded Cheapness?