> How incredibly out of touch one must be to think that the people getting these checks won’t use from for food, fuel, and rent. Hold on hold on. The discussio

> How incredibly out of touch one must be to think that the people getting these checks won’t use from for food, fuel, and rent. Hold on hold on. The discussion was whether these checks will cause inflation. If your answer is that, by being sent to the poor, they will be used for food, fuel and rent... then that is going to cause inflation. If you do something that makes people more able to spend more money on limited goods (all goods are at this level), then you will cause those prices to increase.