Boomers "know what they got" because they lived during the most brutal period of inflation in US history. Imagine buying a car in 1975 and it is worth more in 1980 than you paid for it new. But you had to hold onto that clunker, because you were priced out of the 1980s new cars.Everyone has been spoiled by low inflation for 30 years. We are just returning to the boomer reality.
>>540713566so our fertility rates will go up?
>>540713673>so our fertility rates will go up?Oh, rates are going to go up. Just a different kind.https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/feds-hammack-says-multiple-rate-hikes-may-needed-tame-inflation
>prices have to constantly rise all the time and never go down because... uh..
>>540713566Let it rot. Also, kill yourself.
>most brutal inflation period>boomers cried about getting 10% raises>inflation has been about 15% a year for 5 years with 2% raises>millennials told to suck it upBoomers are going to be brutally murdered, there won't be a debate because I'm a grown man now and I don't have to care what a screeching decrepit old man has to whine about when talking about shit from 50 years ago. i'll just put the bullet in your brain and that's it, it's over.
>>540714245>10% raisesSource? I can source you on my claimNew car price in 1975: $4750https://www.nytimes.com/1977/06/07/archives/1976-newcar-price-rose-700-over-1975.htmlUsed car price in 1982: $4773https://www.upi.com/Archives/1983/08/22/Used-car-prices-up-sales-down/3963430372800/I mean, if the chart in the OP wasn't enough evidence, there you go.
>>540714245that's what I thoughtno sourcejust bullshit seethe
>>540713566Most of the anons here are too young to have ever been in a gas line for hours or know what The Great Inflation from the mid-70's to the early 80's was. It's not even a fable to them, they don't now about it at all. They're going to start eyeing the fetty way out as soon as the pillars start wobbling.
>>540713566the "they will have to sell eventually" problem was solved quite a while ago now when banks (jews) introduced home equity loans and reverse mortgages boomers will crash the economy and give all their material inheritance to the bank before ever selling below (((MARKET PRICE)))
>>540715001I remember when I was 7 my dad would give me a quarter (25 cents) to go across the street and buy a pop from the machine. By the time I was 10 pop was 55 cents. So despite being so young, I definitely noticed when the price of a can of pop went from 25 to 35 to 50 to 55 in just a few years back then. I couldn't even tell you what a can of pop costs now. I assume it's like ten bucks or something.
>>540714245I feel like the Jews are going to build mecha suits for boomers so they can enjoy whipping their kids' ass one last before dying.
