Inflation

New Hobie Outbacks up $300 from three weeks ago.  Anyone notice?  Yikes!

But you'll save 16 cents on next year's 4th of july bbq. 

Check out the price’s of turkey’s.

Fishing license a few years back (2016 I think) was $38. Now over $50.
I have the lifetime (was $900) although in retrospect I should have bought Tesla stock, which by now would have been thousands of dollars. Could buy a TI and fishing licenses for life ..

This thread could go winter style quick…has nothing to do with politics… .

This thread could go winter style quick…has nothing to do with politics… .

lol my thought too

Fishing license a few years back (2016 I think) was $38. Now over $50.
I have the lifetime (was $900) although in retrospect I should have bought Tesla stock, which by now would have been thousands of dollars. Could buy a TI and fishing licenses for life ..

After my Grandmother passed, I went to Illinois to help go through the house. I found an old fishing license of her's from 1971 .....set her back a whopping $1.74! 

Fishing license a few years back (2016 I think) was $38. Now over $50.
I have the lifetime (was $900) although in retrospect I should have bought Tesla stock, which by now would have been thousands of dollars. Could buy a TI and fishing licenses for life ..

After my Grandmother passed, I went to Illinois to help go through the house. I found an old fishing license of her's from 1971 .....set her back a whopping $1.74!

Yes, that is the way it goes over the years. As a comparo from back then:
You could get five pounds of frozen French fries for $0.69. Fruit cocktail was $0.20 for a can.

Winter is *here* 

Some more:
Cost of a new home:                  $28,300.00 
Median Household Income:    $9,028.00
Cost of a first-class stamp:    $0.06 ($0.08 as of 5/16/71)
Cost of a gallon of regular gas:    $0.36
Cost of a dozen eggs:    $0.53
Cost of a gallon of Milk:    $1.18

How much was squid back then 

I was thinking of going with a lithium battery system vs. sla to inflate my kayak.  I could also use it to inflate the airbags for flotation vs. the mighty noodle…

Yeah... Squid used to be .10/lb. for "human" consumption.

Now, it's calamari.

I Zod Out