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And if we collectively fail that test, then we'll check again around
Christmas shopping season.

Maybe that will get some attention, but it’s the grocery prices that killed Biden. Everyone shops every week. When eggs took off, everybody saw it, and it was dramatic. Then they started noticing it on everything else.

If a bicycle costs another $10 at Christmas I don’t think it will have the same impact. The good news (?) is that grocery prices are bound to be affected along with everything else thanks to “no workers in the field” and other general inflation costs: wages, transport, etc.

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