The best way to look at it that I've found: Previous generations bought cheap crap that came with a debt. That $2 burger actually cost $20 but that $18 was hid

The best way to look at it that I've found: Previous generations bought cheap crap that came with a debt. That $2 burger actually cost $20 but that $18 was hidden. All the cheap stuff is the same way. When we buy cheap things it comes with a debt. When we have to spend $10billion rebuilding after a natural disaster? That's that debt coming due. Beef is by far the worst at this.