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zorrostrikes
17 May 17 01:01
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I was getting a bus for 70p ten years ago. It's now £2.10 a single trip over four stops.
Daily local travel £4.50.

Food has been shaved down - this is classic hiding of inflation.
Instead of your favourite sweets being the usual size you get smaller bars?
i recently bought a turkish delight, it lost a quarter of it's size the ridges on the top were gone.
chocolate paper thin? they do this with everything.

They are hiding inflation. repeat - they are hiding inflation. Now suddenly it's free? out of the box.

Stop lying you ********************************************
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Report zorrostrikes • May 17, 2017 1:02 AM BST
in ancient times with gold and silver coins, they shaved the edges of the coins.
Report zorrostrikes • May 17, 2017 1:10 AM BST
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/11532019/Cadburys-drops-two-chocolate-Fingers-from-packs.html

article 2015 - pre brexit

stop lying you ******* ***** **  * *** *** ***************** *
Report Foinavon • May 17, 2017 10:09 AM BST
Confectionery is a flavoured lump of sugary fat, pure energy. You don't need this unless you are trekking across Antarctica. Cut it out.
Report Foinavon • May 17, 2017 10:27 AM BST
Ironically, I'm off to Bournville later today to meet some friends.
If they knew what I just posted I would be banned.
Report The Leopard • May 17, 2017 10:48 AM BST
Hope you're taking appropriate protection.
Report Foinavon • May 17, 2017 10:55 AM BST
They will be pelting me with crème eggs from the factory windows. I think that's all they make there now. Scared
Report Foinavon • May 18, 2017 11:32 AM BST
Back of the purple chocolate factory yesterday.
Not much activity, perhaps the new owners have moved production to Poland already.

Report zorrostrikes • May 18, 2017 5:34 PM BST
it's not just choco - it's across the board, with food. used the choco as an example.

pepsi - £2.50 for a two litre bottle? gtf.
tin of red grapefruit was 30p - 57p in one jump. pineapple 30p now 50p in one jump (tesco) how is that 3 percent inflation?

liars fkin *** ** *  ********* *********** ****************
Report Crisp77 • May 18, 2017 6:13 PM BST
Felix cat food you used to get 48 pouches for around a tenner. Then it went to 44 and now it's 40. Amazingly the box that holds them is still the same size.
Report john92 • May 18, 2017 6:20 PM BST
Shrinkflation
Report Platini • May 20, 2017 2:55 PM BST
same as the currency situation. The pound was overvalued for years and had been on a downward trend (market correction) trend v the USD for a long time before Brexit.

lying koonts.
Report moisok • May 20, 2017 3:03 PM BST
ever heard of VAT?

entry to common market was conditional on us introducing it.  Now running at 20 percent I do believe.  A huge con.
An even bigger con is you have to calculate it and collect it for the government.  The rules etc around it are draconian.
Report Injera • May 20, 2017 5:01 PM BST
Not worth buying crisps anymore. The bags are 2/3rds empty.
Report zorrostrikes • May 20, 2017 10:40 PM BST
bread up by 50 percent since 2004, rice 60 percent. butter 13 percent, margarine 70 percent?.
meat by 50 percent.


quote from a baker in 2008 - I'm frugal. I've watched the cost of flour go up 50% in less than a year. I'm now paying 30¢ a pound (50 lb bag of enriched bleached bread flour from Costco $14.99)

it's went up by more since 2008.
Report doantwin2easy • May 20, 2017 10:49 PM BST
For most people, levels of inflation are largely irrelevant unless compared to the relevant rise or fall in earnings.
Report boxingthefox • May 20, 2017 11:30 PM BST
Modern inflation started with................................Dolly Parton, apparently. ShockedLaugh
Report boxingthefox • May 20, 2017 11:30 PM BST

May 20, 2017 -- 11:01AM, Injera wrote:


Not worth buying crisps anymore. The bags are 2/3rds empty.


Yeah the most expensive air you can buy.

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