> What happened to make the "greedflation" story more palatable? Maybe it's better communication or more of a willingness by people to admit they're struggling

> What happened to make the "greedflation" story more palatable? Maybe it's better communication or more of a willingness by people to admit they're struggling and broke. When you talk to everyone you know and no one is making any more money than they were 3 years ago, but the prices of everything have increase substantially, it's not illogical to think there's someone else getting all that extra money. In Canada everyone knows people that work in the resource industries. No one doing the actual work is getting paid significantly more, so it must be the mill owners, mine owners, oil rig owners, etc. that are starting the chain reaction, right?