You seem to be trying to trivialize inflation by implying it is only effecting goods that are not essential, ie: chicken wings. The reality is the inflation ha

You seem to be trying to trivialize inflation by implying it is only effecting goods that are not essential, ie: chicken wings. The reality is the inflation has been broad across a lot of essential goods that a family needs. So to the extent that rising costs of food, energy, and housing have driven families on the bubble into poverty it seems like a reasonable thing to discuss.