Yes!!! It's so dumb that people keep saying this. I spend about $25 per month on produce and fruit per month. I must at huge platefuls of veggies every night,

Yes!!! It's so dumb that people keep saying this. I spend about $25 per month on produce and fruit per month. I must at huge platefuls of veggies every night, otherwise, all the produce will rot if I don't. Huge heaping plates. Every night. Twenty five bucks. Per month. I hear this all the time, how fast food and potato chips are inexpensive. Are people out of their pea-pickin' minds? I mean, SURE, if you are a marketing brainwashed nonthinking zombie that is convinced that you have to shop at Whole Foods where one stalk of celery costs $4,284.28. Then yeah. I shop prices HARD, and can buy a ton of food for so cheap. Inflation hurts, but not me very much. I hardly notice it. Spend 10% more, so $27.50 per month? $32/month? $35 per month? Who cares? But, no, I'm not buying a t-bone steach that was $7 a year ago and now is $22 or whatever, nope. But then again, I don't eat beef as it is super crappy thing to eat on so many fronts, including climate change. But if I DID eat beef, I still wouldn't buy it at that price, so the price increase wouldn't affect me at all, and I don't sit around crying about how unfair the price of meat is, first world problem crybabies. Waaa, waaaa. This issue sets me off, man. I get irrationally angry when people write this lie. Don't even get me started on the "food desert" lie.