High inflation in America: How to deal with this problem and my thoughts and observations…
Ocean City, Maryland It seems every day these day, anyone who is even remotely interested in money matters is closely watching the inflation rate. I for one, is in that group. When going grocery shopping seems expensive compared to just 4 years ago, or when going out to eat at a sit down restaurant costs an arm and a leg, we can’t help but notice how much more expensive things have become. I remember the early days of 2022, just prior to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, when a gallon of gasoline near Myrtle Beach (where we were staying at during that winter) was around $2.25. Fast forward to this year, and we’re seeing that same gallon of gasoline cost upwards of $3.00 or more. Going grocery shopping is one of the most unmistakable things I notice since the pandemic. Just even 3 years ago, we spent roughly around $300-$400 on groceries per month. These days, we’re spending something like $400-$500 per month. Sure, you can blame greedy corporations that raised prices on every