> Imagine if supermarkets had to list the price of a loaf of bread outside because it kept changing so often. I don't think they'll post bread prices outside w

> Imagine if supermarkets had to list the price of a loaf of bread outside because it kept changing so often. I don't think they'll post bread prices outside when the hyper inflation starts, they'll just use e-ink digital price tags. But you won't have to wait long for food prices to become wildly volatile in the upward direction... As the price of diesel fuel continues to skyrocket, so will the the price of bread (and every other physical item you buy). People think inflation is bad now, later this year and in 2027 it is going to be so, so much worse on the current trajectory.