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r/memes • u/Yolo065 • 1d ago
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When you don't understand inflation and the fact that you're not going to buy things today for the same price you paid years ago.
Blaming Nintendo is silly, but easy to do.
-9 u/dominantfrog 1d ago this is over inflation. it shouldn't bankrupt you to enjoy your hobbies, getting a new game every 2 months used to be affordable. getting a weeks worth of groceries shouldnt take half your paycheck 3 u/Excellent_Egg5882 1d ago If an extra $120 a year for luxury items is enough to make you go bankrupt... then I honestly don't know what to tell you. If you're a kid, I have zero sympathy. You're spoiled. If you're an adult, then... well honestly, I don't know what to say. 1 u/dominantfrog 1d ago 90 dollars every 2 months isnt 120. 1 u/Excellent_Egg5882 23h ago Its like a $20 price increase for the digital game.
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this is over inflation. it shouldn't bankrupt you to enjoy your hobbies, getting a new game every 2 months used to be affordable. getting a weeks worth of groceries shouldnt take half your paycheck
3 u/Excellent_Egg5882 1d ago If an extra $120 a year for luxury items is enough to make you go bankrupt... then I honestly don't know what to tell you. If you're a kid, I have zero sympathy. You're spoiled. If you're an adult, then... well honestly, I don't know what to say. 1 u/dominantfrog 1d ago 90 dollars every 2 months isnt 120. 1 u/Excellent_Egg5882 23h ago Its like a $20 price increase for the digital game.
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If an extra $120 a year for luxury items is enough to make you go bankrupt... then I honestly don't know what to tell you.
If you're a kid, I have zero sympathy. You're spoiled. If you're an adult, then... well honestly, I don't know what to say.
1 u/dominantfrog 1d ago 90 dollars every 2 months isnt 120. 1 u/Excellent_Egg5882 23h ago Its like a $20 price increase for the digital game.
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90 dollars every 2 months isnt 120.
1 u/Excellent_Egg5882 23h ago Its like a $20 price increase for the digital game.
Its like a $20 price increase for the digital game.
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u/mikedvb 1d ago
When you don't understand inflation and the fact that you're not going to buy things today for the same price you paid years ago.
Blaming Nintendo is silly, but easy to do.