This doesn't make much sense. Inflation erodes debt and is largely driven by wage increases among low income workers. >"For example, rank-and-file workers in l

This doesn't make much sense. Inflation erodes debt and is largely driven by wage increases among low income workers. >"For example, rank-and-file workers in leisure and hospitality — the lowest-paying sector of the U.S. economy — got a nearly 16% raise in 2021, to $16.97 an hour. That means the average employee at a bar, restaurants and hotel saw pay rise more than two times faster than inflation, amounting to a net 9% increase in annual pay. Similarly, rank-and-file workers in transportation and warehousing saw their annual pay rise 8.4%, to $25.04 an hour in December. Retail workers got a 7% increase to $19.20. These either exceeded or matched inflation." Your dollars being worth less is bad for people who have a lot of dollars. Which by definition isn't people at the bottom. You're seeing prices go up because people at the bottom of the American food-chain have been getting paid more as covid has impacted supply chains and the workforce. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/12/higher-pay-eclipses-inflation-bite-for-some-.html https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/12/higher-pay-eclipses-inflatio...