We are, it's just that the inflation is only noticeable in assets at the upper tier (housing, stocks, high end electronics, etc). No one is too interesting in

We are, it's just that the inflation is only noticeable in assets at the upper tier (housing, stocks, high end electronics, etc). No one is too interesting in buying up all the food, so there hasn't been immense inflation seen there. But I always find it funny that after the money printing in 2008 folks say there was no inflation. Yeah, not in everyday goods that the common folk would notice. But it's getting harder and harder for them to not notice the immense inflation on non everyday assets. The common folk are starting to realize it's impossible to make investments, they've effectively been priced out. I can't imagine it's going to end well.