Popgadget
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Looks like a pretty sweet ride, Paul. What'll she do?
Pretty slow as far as jets go. M.737
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Looks like a pretty sweet ride, Paul. What'll she do?
24 this morning high in 50s
One long term forecast lots of snow Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Virginia up in Pennsylvania. We shall see and only one mans opinion
Wish your wife Happy Birthday mostly
Randy I’ll keep you in my prayers had one on my shin laid me up for 65 days but diabetes did not help in my case infection set in
Have a safe trip Drew
Prayers for all
Check, we are both having a glass of wine before we go and she will have one more glass there, no bottles of that wine for us. My friend is a school teacher, she will likely order sparingly.
I'm more concerned about finding a place to park the truck on Main Street.
I'm sure there's some price gouging going on, but there's a lot more than that to it. Just my opinion, but when you can't get merchandise off the boats in port, that restricts supply and unless demand goes down proportionally, price goes up. When the price of oil goes up because of reduced supply and continuing, if not increasing, demand, that increase is passed along in terms of higher shipping costs, higher transportation costs, and higher material costs. Those price increases spiral into more price increases in the industries dependent on transportation related distribution. When the supply of integrated circuits drops because manufacturers make more money making more sophisticated chips, it creates shortages in the automotive and electronics industries, and with no decrease in demand, prices go up. There's also the upward price pressure created by inflation, where a dollar loses purchasing power. I won't go into the causes of inflation, but you can see them in the news headlines every day. To me, it's looking more and more like the '70s, and that's a time I don't remember very fondly.I wonder how much of these supply shortage/price increases are just an excuse to raise prices.