>war in iran will destroy the economyt. Anon in FebruaryWell, here we are, late October. Everything's fine. Feeling silly yet?
>>544667962If you think that prices will ever return back to normal you're delulu. Everything is irrevocably fucked
>>544668052Was already happening, would've continued anyway, and will continue to happen whether the war carries on or not. But you know that.
>>544667962Yes everything is fine good goy. The scamconomy is in great shape.
>>544667962The war didn't even start.Wait for after the midtermsHe said it may gonna take up to two decades until it's settled
>>544668121>USOIL still under $100...yes?
>>544668115They need a pretext to make it happen. The war was it
>>544668190imagine if they actually won the midterms lol
>>544668551imagine not needing to imagine that
>>544667962tank you for your brilliant contribution to the world's discourse and awareness of current eventsreeetardprof jian:>in this class we do predictive history. I dont know what's gonna happen, i'm just making and honing predictions over time.
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>>544667962It's falling apart, memeflaggot.
>>544667962>everythings finelollmaowhat planet do you live on?>As of October 2026, the national average price for diesel fuel in the United States is approximately $6.18 to $6.32 per gallon, depending on the data source (EIA or AAA). This represents a significant increase of roughly 66–70% compared to prices from a year ago.>In nominal (unadjusted) terms, it's the highest ever. The national average peaked at $6.53 per gallon on September 21, 2026, the record since the EIA began tracking diesel data in 1994. Current prices (~$6.18 as of mid-October) are slightly below that peak but still historically unprecedented.
>>544670151People are also making more. Do it as a % of wages. It's a nothingburger
