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>> you'll pay more for it. >> this is on the storage shelf for about $0.60 of pound when this would normally be somewhere around low $0.20 around. >> pizzerias across the five boroughs are rising the price of a slice. dollar slices are up to $1.50. >> the average homeowner is going to pay $100 or more for the heating season than they did a year ago. >> oh. so tell us again, joe biden, how inflation is at 7%. read some more government numbers to us but one group that would never even consider believing in numbers like these, like this, or investors but they aren't looking at the consumer price ...

Worse? i hope it does not demand worse. i hope it is applied being more plentiful because of demand is up -- >> greg: what you think i'm a joke? >> it's like the saying when life can gives you don lemons, he should change the channel. it shows you how out of touch they are. it's like a pirate who robbed you and slips you a coin as he sailed away. it is like yeah, this is very bad, but they are so out of touch. they are like a store that jacks up its prices but gives you a coupon for 27. well, you rate your prices 40%. >> greg: kat, i think he is filling the shoes of chris cuomo. or filling som...

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The same headlines everywhere. empty shelves in stores, the price of turkey hitting an eye-popping $0.60 per pound. >> trace: talking about thanksgiving in 1918. $0.60 was a bunch of dough back then. other than that, many things have not changed. the nation was dealing with the flu pandemic. inflation and supply shortages rattled the economy. world war i had just come to an end and just like today they withdraw from afghanistan, the u.s. still has many troops stationed overseas. newspapers from the time describe an effort to make sure they all got a thanksgiving meal. many of them welcomed int...

Also to people who take it from they find us there but i don't know why they use it for all we use it for them on the ticket system. koby and his workers get $3.00 for each bag of charcoal even in nigeria that's not a lot of money but the supply chain in africa is long gone transporters sorters distributors everyone wants to turn a profit the jobs are highly sought after. most jobs provided by level out of $0.60 out what chuckled each of us is one of the few jobs that actually brings jobs. to the rural areas to the local woman to people who otherwise they have no way to should have nothing to ...