food prices have endured 33% inflation. so what you do and that of that order l lesser pick and choose? for instance two years ago that rack of ribs is almost a 3-pound rack of ribs wheat sold for $22.95. today the same rack of ribs it sells for $34.95. this i think you are right there the food inflation it has come down but the food inflation is sticky that has been very sticky that s not getting a lot better. quickset is sticking and people just do not have the disposable income that they used to have. it is reflected in our food prices across the board. neil: have you had to raise prices as a result customer. yes across the board and you hate to do that i hate to do that. but you ve got a business to run it. run.
much more sensational than they used to be it speaks to musk losing money at twitter a lot of big advertisers have fled, and now he is trying to get people to pay for the checkmarks if yesterday was evidence, not many people are. mika may have lost a news feed in twitter, gene, but she did gain a $12.95 tank top from twitter. i don t know what the consequence of buying something like that on twitter is. so many ads on twitter, she s like, i ll get that. yeah. gene, you can t do it. the ads, there are so many ads now. you can click and say, you know, not interested in this ad or block this ad or whatever. you get the same ad, you know, the next day i know. it s just you just can t get rid of em for some reason it s just not as good. still ahead on morning joe, senate majority leader
quickly going back to what we talked about yesterday with about the monkeys? no. you re obsessed about the monkeys. okay. in the closet. weird. i know. tom brady. i m obsessed with the monkeys, too. what s that? yeah, but tom brady retiring, i feel so bad, you know? here s a guy, what s he going to do? it was sad, when he was on the beach saying, i m done for good. willie remembers after i got out of congress, he d kindly go with me to you also went to the beach. baseball card shows. i d try to sell my copies of my official portrait, along with uh-huh. $2.95. not a lot of takers. i m just afraid, willie. is that going to happen to tom brady? is he going to be on the beach going with the thing, looking for little the metal detecter. like a
community of crime are blacks. you can t say on one hand i don t want brutality from law enforcement but it s all right to be brutalized by somebody that law enforcement ought to be reformed to be able to deal with them in a way that doesn t break the law and break what is human rights. so i think if they lock into real issues on the ground. that s why i call them latté liberals, get them $5 coffees out of your face and talk to real people who have to ride subways, you can talk it them about what they re concerned about. this is only 3 bucks for the record. this is from dunkin. it s 2.95, but go ahead. are you surprise on the topic, the head wind lee zeldin has made. he is focusing almost solely on what you re talking about, which is crime. and we ve heard people say, well, there s the perception of crime being worse, and it s not
on the same time last year. christmas is on the horizon and it may be something you ve and upstairs in their shop, where they sell second hand and discounted new toys, takings are also massively down, which means they may struggle to buy all the presents they need. worst case is we fail. there ll be children sat at home with no presents, no christmas dinner either. and, by the sounds of things, no electricity, no heating, and no food on the table. it isn t just about toys, what we do. we give children the chance who have got nothing to be normalfor a period because of what we give to them. and this year in particular, this cost of living crisis, it s already biting? 100%. it s just dreadful. you can just see it in how people move around the shop. they come, they don t buy because they don t have the money. you feel sorry for them just looking at them perusing the 95p, the £2.95, the £1.95 priced items. and if they re struggling