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Ironic_memeing t1_jeedstn wrote

It’s actually wild how so many of you regards don’t realize those two posts were seething with sarcastic autist rage. The dude deletes his twitter posts when people start flaming him because he was ‘wrong for the 21st time imgimgimg’.

He’s a boomer with ass-burgers and ya’ll really couldn’t tell he was calling our generation regarded.

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Interesting_Adagio49 t1_jeednig wrote

People will not buy comfort items at crazy prices.I have been and 18 bucks for 2 frozen whatever is insane.Yes they are good,yes they stay crowded till close but I dunno about strong in a recession

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grimkhor t1_jeec2qz wrote

The top chart doesn't make any sense at all. It compares yoy (or mom?!) numbers of deposits from peak?!

Here's the still very dramatic yoy deposit numbers with a zoom to make them look more dramatic again.

https://www.ceicdata.com/datapage/charts/ipc_united-states_total-deposits-growth/?type=area&from=2022-03-01&to=2023-02-01&lang=en

So if you now take this chart look where it peaked (probably in 2020 with covid money) and now take the amount of money this change until now represents it would be the posts chart. It's absolutely useless but it is what it is.

Edit:

OPs chart is basically a Frankenstein of the drop top right here and translated to a big number instead of percent:

https://www.ceicdata.com/datapage/charts/ipc_united-states_total-deposits-growth/?type=area&period=5y&lang=en

Not even starting to talk about the headline being about outflows while the chart being about change in deposits.

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