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Inflation remains painfully high, and consumer sentiment is in the dumps — yet, in Hopkins, Minnesota, people are lining up for $15 ice cream. CNN Senior Economy Writer Alicia Wallace explains what that reveals about the US economy.

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  1. 1
    @ParkWatching

    I go to the store and I pay about $2.50 for a thing of ice cream. It’s going to be more if you go out and they serve it to you obviously but still 15 bucks is a rip-off even if they are serving it to you.

  2. 2
    @Sevenfold120

    Prices in the US are rising and catching up to what it typically costs for things in Europe. A 15 dollar ice cream is crazy though, we can buy a ben a jerries for maybe 9 dollars. And thats one of their tubs not a couple scoops.

    I remember Americans crying that hamburgers would cost more if minimum wage increased and if everyone got universal healthcare. Now you still have low wages and no healthcare and prices are matching europe.

  3. 4
    @Poppylum1

    The news is the billionaires report on their peasants’ habits. They like to learn about their trends in order to screw them over more or make sure they get as little access to quality product as much as they can.

  4. 5
    @youngfreshsandwitch

    Such is the human spirit that lacking the state provided bread and circuses, we make our own. Truly inspiring!

  5. 6
    @genamcgraff8981

    I love my country and I’m not against capitalism but we need to get off the yellow brick road “of the 1% are tremendously richer than the many ” .

  6. 8
    @kkswider899

    I make my own bread, how much is 2 cups of flour, bit of starter, 1 cup of free water, 20 g of salt. Mix, wait, bake? Simple , easy, cheap.
    I make my own pasta. 100g of flour, 1 egg, a bit of salt, and 1-2 spoons of free water! This gives me 2 dinners. How much was that pasta?
    I make my own pizza, very cheap.
    I make my own ice cream, a bit of cream, fruit, milk, egg, vanilla, and sugar. It’s cheap.
    In conclusion… people today are very lazy. Don’t tell me you can’t cook, because it’s a learnable skill, with millions of tutorials on YouTube.
    It’s not artisan stuff, it’s taking stupid for a ride!

  7. 12
    @wildyam86

    Girl, I spent $8 plus tax (almost half my hourly wage) on a two scoop cup with no toppings just to feel distracted from the misery of my reality. We are all looking for some delusion and distraction because we have grown up in consumer society. Instead of making true change, we are socialized to consume.

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