>>15593144

I trust no gov't numbers, but fwiw, when THEY are claiming it's this bad, my default reaction would be to bet it's worse.

Gotta love how the numbers are kinda meaningless, in terms of leaving out some of the huge stuff that people actually buy and makes up a BIG PERCENTAGE of their total purchases. Energy is the killer—low-to-middle income people can easily see all of whatever discretionary income they might have wiped out by only fuel, natural gas and electricity increases.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/10/january-2022-cpi-inflation-rises-7point5percent-over-the-past-year-even-more-than-expected.html

>>15593378

Day 41 of year today… "24" if you want to call the 10 a "22" (22:00-hour=10pm)

42=Friday

44=Super Bowl, fwiw… not saying it necessarily has anything to do with Day #

>>15593422

>Day 41 of year today

So yur sayin I should put everything on $Where'dItGoCoin, kek?

>>15593409

>Day 41 of year today

1:26am on he clock

6/24/20 4:10pm "silver linings"

The more I look into "We have the gold"-related stuff (of the literal physical variety), the more I think it's got more in common with diamonds than we're led to believe… not all that rare… probably an abundance locked up in "off-limits" Federally-owned western land… and maybe Hawaii.

>>15593447

>Tenerife, Canary Islands

site of world air disaster in history.

Watched another documentary on that about a month ago. With my "new eyes to see," symbolism popped out everywhere—there was more at play there than meets the eye.

>>15593600

>Super Bowl on 44th day of the year.

occurs to me that FISA is almost SOFI

>>15593629

Qclock I just made resembles that