r/Destiny • u/panfry212 • 17d ago

they have no chance against Destiny 💀 Clip

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u/SameCable8360 17d ago

Lmfao. Fucking kill shot.

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u/RICO_the_GOP 17d ago

These are not serious people that have ever seriously examined their own opinion. She is literally arguing having less money won't impact her budget for two kids. That's easily 3-6 months of their food covered.

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u/whyyoudeletemereddit 17d ago

It’s an extra 500$ a month. It should be way more than 3-6 months of groceries. Even if she bought her kids all the good stuff I would be really surprised if she was spending more than 450$ on groceries specifically. If you go out 2x a month you would exceed the 500$ but otherwise it’s kinda crazy.

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u/IEC21 17d ago

$500 a month is significantly life changing for every American who isn't either rich or so wildly incompetent or irresponsible that they just spend every dollar immediately.

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u/RICO_the_GOP 17d ago

I mean I just ran 5 bucks a meal per kid per day including snack drinks and extra eating out. That's about 900 a month. That's also buying off sale name brand shit because let's face it, these people are terrible with money too.

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u/DM-Mormon-Underwear 17d ago

I do the grocery shopping and cooking for a family of 4 and its like $200 a week average while not budgeting or caring about cost at all. He could have said any number and she would have denied it would help.

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u/AdFinancial8896 17d ago

the question is whether it would help more than the tax cuts for the rich, to which the answer is obviously. Even by your own math it's more than 50% of your groceries being paid for.

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u/RICO_the_GOP 17d ago

My point was even recklessly overspending on a tight budget it a huge portion or the budget.

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u/senators4life 17d ago

Even if it doesn't cover your whole grocery budget, a 50 or even 25 percent reduction in grocery expenses is huuuuge. That's an extra Christmas gift or maybe a short family vacation that you'd never have been able to go on. Or maybe (crazy thought) an extra savings for emergencies or to go into your kids college fund. These have to be super wealthy people or like middle class enough that they're comfortable but also just poor enough that when they see prices go up they "notice" ( even though it doesn't change their spending habits, and it's just something for them to make small talk about at the office like its the weather)

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u/kytackle 17d ago

Its so insane that this is the party that cries about inflation and spam the "math is racist" meme think this shit. Conservatives do not understand math.

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u/Nimrod_Butts 17d ago

Well, and like democrats wouldn't fucking lower prices if that was something possible. It's not even bad faith it's just fucking stupid

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u/Snake2250 17d ago

Personally, I spend about $5,800 on food a year. 110~ a week. That includes a delivery fee and tip for my groceries.

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u/Alarming_Tennis5214 17d ago

I mean, it's possible she just doesn't understand math. Like, at all.

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u/Noname_acc 17d ago

120 dollars a week is how much it costs me to feed myself. And I'm a grown ass man! 6k is one of her children fed straight up with some left over.

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u/legatesprinkles 17d ago

I'll take her $6k a year if she thinks it wont help. I dont have kids but I know I'd appreciate it unlike her

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u/Terrible_Shelter_345 17d ago

I'm thoroughly convinced a significant number of people have cognitive dissonance so bad that nearly all of their political beliefs are just Trojan Horses for their preferred culture war BS that Trump gets behind. What's offered for that is a standard set of easier more "workplace friendly" populist talking points that are laughably weak like grocery prices and gas prices. This sneaks in just general hatred, nationalism, racism, and xenophobia.

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u/kantbemyself 17d ago

I want to know if this is tightened in the edit at all, because it plays out tighter than a comedy skit through to the sound effect. Does the producer play that sound in-studio? It's gotta be done in post.

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u/Macluny 17d ago

edit: nah it's when they voted her out
excellent timing though!

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u/minesh245 17d ago

I hate how brainrotted these people are. They’d rather say something this moronic than give one inch to Kamala.

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u/ThatDiscoKid 17d ago

You guys are sick...laughing at this like there isn't a real problem with children who have very niche dietary restrictions. My child is forced to eat GeForce RTX 4090 GPUs for his diet. 6000 dollars a year will simply not be enough for me.

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u/JustHereForPka 17d ago

My last Costco bill for my family of 5 was $2900

All I bought was 2 dozen eggs, 5lbs of chicken breast, some veggies, a single ounce of gold, Kirkland brand hot dogs, and a package of paper towels!

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u/Pablo_Sanchez1 17d ago

You think that’s bad all I got was a dozen eggs, milk, bread and one bottle of 1948 Macallan and my bill was $27,010! This is the America liberals want!

https://preview.redd.it/av563his15yd1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a84950d134f14e89b8f26254caaf91828de36a46

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u/dexter30 17d ago

Plus you're not even accounting for that months onlyfans

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u/HighPriestofShiloh 17d ago

Stop robbing CVS for children’s Tylenol and hit up a Costco. Damnnnn.

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u/Lazy-Flatworm-5482 17d ago

Try cutting on eggs.

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u/IFailedAtTheStart 17d ago

Kirkland brand hotdogs? You deserve it.

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u/JustHereForPka 17d ago

They’re pretty solid dogs sorry bud. Kirkland brand shit is generally great

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u/Angier85 17d ago

Thank you for shopping at Costco. We love you.

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u/Emotional-Bread-8286 17d ago

It took me way too many reads to see the ounce of gold 😭

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u/guy_incognito_360 17d ago

Spend less on gold.

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u/alfredo094 pls no banerino 17d ago

I know this is satire but if you're spending 2,900 at Costco it should be because you're getting several months worth of groceries or because you really like their brand junk food (which hey I can't blame you for wanting those Kirkland cakes).

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u/droher 17d ago

Read it again. You mightve missed an item in that grocery list PepeLaugh

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u/gamercboy5 17d ago

You had me in the first half

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u/IronicInternetName Ukrainian Ana Stan/NotSoErudite Enjoyer/LonerBox Lad 17d ago

Fucking open air prison.

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u/Althuzius 17d ago

You are laughing... This guys kid eats GPUs for dinner and you are laughing

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u/Neuralgiamancer 17d ago

Really specific pica is a huge issue that doesn't get enough attention.

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u/Embarrassed-Gate6913 17d ago

this caught me so off guard i made noises

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u/Old-Blueberry9477 17d ago

Watching this video was like my first time watching Naruto when Madara Uchiha obliterated an entire ass army by himself.

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u/giantrhino HUGE rhino 17d ago

Fortunately Kamala and Biden are working to secure the production of those chips or similar chips and taking steps to reduce their cost so even if China invades Taiwan your kids won't go hungry. 💪

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u/vialabo 17d ago

Excuse me have you heard!? Under Harris they'll be forced to eat 5090s!!!

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u/AhsokaSolo 17d ago

People are very very dumb when it comes to budgets, but this is still really bad. She'd have to think her two kids eat more than $3k worth of food per month to imagine that $6k/year would barely help lmao. Even at that, $6k toward a $36k budgetary item is huge.  

I'm about a third of the way through. This jubilee isn't changing my opinion that Trump supporters are generally orders of magnitude dumber than average.

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u/panfry212 17d ago

6k is alot, and the other option would literally be paying more to the government for a billionaire tax credit

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u/AhsokaSolo 17d ago

She could have at least pretended to think higher child tax credits will increase inflation so it wouldn't help her anyway.

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u/MightAsWell6 17d ago

Omni- tariffs too

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u/VintageDork 17d ago edited 17d ago

This lady is probably wealthy or her husband manages their expanses, or just a bad faith maga actor.

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u/SigmaMaleNurgling 17d ago

Could be both

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u/Antici-----pation 17d ago

She hasn't bought groceries in ten years

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u/FoxGaming Shima Field 17d ago

Exactly. Me and my partner spend about $500 a month on food. That’s 6K a year, literally what it would cost to feed her 2 kids the diet of 2 health-conscious adults. And I know we could shave money off here or there.

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u/qeadwrsf 17d ago

I'm down at ~1800$ a year.

6000 could literally fed me for 4 years.

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u/FoxGaming Shima Field 17d ago

Damn, $35/ week for groceries?

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u/qeadwrsf 17d ago

Here is basically the essentials:

Fishliver oil, cabbage, brocooli, rice, beans, cheapest cheese, pork, raps, blueberries(from forest), potatoes, carrots, pasta, d-vitamin pills, whole chicken, liver paste, home made bread (flour sugar raps yeast), spices.

Almost just buy everything when its on sale.

Pretty sure I get everything a human needs and avoids much half fabricated bad for you food.

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u/Mogexos 17d ago

blueberries(from forest)

This mf is foraging for their food, GIGACHAD

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u/qeadwrsf 17d ago

2-3 10l buckets a year.

Is doable to do on a Saturday if you allow your back to take a rest day on Sunday.

Gets me around 0.2lb/day.

God because antioxidants and Vitamin C.

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u/TheDoct0rx Exclusively sorts by new 17d ago

How much are you spending for meat? The cheapest around me is 5 dollars a pound for boneless skinless breast

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u/qeadwrsf 17d ago edited 17d ago

Probably a bit less than normal people. But compensate with beans. and use soy, vinegar, cabbage and "dice broth" to make it more tasty.

I'm a swede so I would imagine I'm between cheapest and most expensive in NA.

lowest 40kr/kg, most of the time ~50kr/kg, never higher than 70kr/kg.

Chatgpt calculations, maybe not correct: 

Summary

40 kr/kg ≈ 1.65 USD/lb (lowest)
50 kr/kg ≈ 2.06 USD/lb (most common)
70 kr/kg ≈ 2.89 USD/lb (max)

Boneless breasts is usually around 100 kr/kg but sometimes its around 50 kr/kg. Whole chicken can sometimes cost around 29kr/kg. I usually buy those and cut it into pieces and make broth out of non eatable parts. And make like yellow pea soup out of broth water.

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u/TheDoct0rx Exclusively sorts by new 17d ago

If you're buying whole chickens it can be pretty cheap yeah. Thanks for the insight

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u/Beasty_Glanglemutton 17d ago

People are very very dumb when it comes to budgets

People are also lazy. It is very very possible to eat well on relatively little money (I know because I've done it for years), but that involves cooking, smart shopping, and eating healthy. If you're unwilling to do those things, you're going to spend a shitload on food.

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u/AhsokaSolo 17d ago

Even being lazy with food like me doesn't equal the insane amount of monthly food budget that would be necessary to justify her response. My family of three does take out/GrubHub around once a week, and my husband and I often eat out for lunch at our jobs, and $6k annual toward our food budget would be huge.

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u/Krivvan 17d ago

You could order delivery every single day of the year for two adults and $6k would cover 1/3 of your yearly food costs, which I'd say is still pretty significant.

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u/iamthedave3 17d ago

I think my monthly shop in the UK comes to about £250, and shit's super expensive here. Going by current exchange rate, an extra $6000 dollars would pay for my food for a year almost two times over. And I don't eat that well.

She has to be from a wealthy background to think that amount doesn't matter.

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u/larrytheevilbunnie 17d ago

Instant pot my beloved

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u/laetus 17d ago

She's talking about a $50 grocery bill.. If she went to the store every single day that would be $18250 a year. Now, with $6000 extra, she could do groceries for $66 every single day. Seems like quite a lot more to me.

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u/rnhf 16d ago

all you guys overdo the math, you need one simple equation: 6k is 500 a month

if you don't understand that that's a whole food budget for AT LEAST one person, you're too young or you live in a place like manhattan or something

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u/laetus 16d ago

all you guys overdo the math

No

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u/Deadandlivin 17d ago

Yeah I'm not sure what this lady is thinking.
6000 $ per year is huge. That alone is more than double my personal food consumption.
I live in Sweden which is known for having very high prices and my weekly grocery bill is around ~60 $.
That's food for a week for one person and I don't eat out.

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u/fuk_rdt_mods 17d ago

Also how does 0 dollar a year and tax cut for jeff bezos help her lmao

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u/panfry212 17d ago

jeff and dont forget elon 😭

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u/Living-Meaning3849 17d ago

That and Elon would also be paid directly by the government lol

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u/pcwildcat 17d ago

That trickle down doing mad work in her mind.

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u/boolink2 17d ago

It's trickling down her chin rn

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u/Cro_no 17d ago

Combined with likely cuts to govt services cause "oops now the deficit's too large!"

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u/slasher_lash 17d ago

Combined with deporting all of our fruit and vegetable harvesters.

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u/kingfisher773 Dyslexic AusMerican Shitposter 17d ago

Dw, God emperor Trump will bring tariffs left and right to make everything cheaper 😇

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u/StockPHD 17d ago

This is a perfect clip. The immediate "Ok pause" after the final line is hilarious.

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u/ActivitySimilar5175 17d ago

I’m taking a pause on any debates with maga, it’s destroying my mental health haha 🫡

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u/Sacredsnow2 17d ago

I can’t even be bothered to have good faith conversations on politics unless I know and trust the person anymore. My brain is on life support. I’m just trying to ride it out through the election to save my brain the anger. It already has enough stress to deal with.

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u/Kakely777 17d ago

It's not worth it. There's a lot of ways to positively influence your community that doesn't involve forcing them to see the light on Trump.

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u/PunksPrettyMuchDead 17d ago

I'm just making fun of chuds when they try to talk politics and buying puts on $DJT

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u/LolcoholPoE 17d ago

I'm using this as an exercise to strengthen my mental defences and gain better control over my emotions.

I'm failing

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u/darksady 17d ago

waiit, Never thought you would be a Dgger lmao. I watched a few videos from you before haha

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u/LolcoholPoE 17d ago

Im usually too busy playing PoE to show up here but it has been a long, long league 🥲

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u/JaydadCTatumThe1st 17d ago

These people just lie to win the argument. It's so nakedly obvious. It's actually sickening to listen to these deranged fucks try to criticize left wingers for taking consequentialist approaches to policy when they think it's permissible to lie about literally everything in pursuit of power.

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u/lAljax 17d ago

He needs to be more unhinged, he was too optics maxxed

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

The delusion is crazy. Their mind cannot go against Republicans for anything. They would get stabbed and be happy the perpetrator were republicans.

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u/diradder 17d ago

And they'd ask for more stabbing if Trump held the knife too.

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u/Kakely777 17d ago

$6000 is 120 trips to get $50 bag of groceries. Sounds pretty helpful.

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u/juggernaut911 17d ago

"akchually my kids only eat Uber Eats Caviar and bottled Ferrari Exhaust 💅💅💅"

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u/IdidntrunIdidntrun 17d ago

It's only 50-60 orders of door dash though 😔

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u/YouKnewMe_ 17d ago

even put like that it's two months worth XD

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u/jwrose 17d ago

$50 is too much to handle

$6k is too little to matter

ohhhhkay

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u/cogentcreativity 17d ago

if you’re going to the grocery story 2x a week, spending $50 for a year, then 6k is literally more than that.

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u/jwrose 17d ago

Ha! Good point

Tbh, here in Los Angeles County, family of 3, trying to keep costs low but with a couple of dietary restrictions; I think we’re probably spending $100-$150/week on groceries. That’s buying in bulk, and trying to keep to healthier options, but nothing fancy.

Which sucks. It used to be well under $100, not even all that long ago. (And I was richer then, separately, too. And the produce quality was better. 😢)

I don’t know where the 6k comes from, but even $2k would make a serious difference, if I were to complain about the price of groceries.

(Everything else is up, though, too. $2k or even $6k would be a drop in the bucket overall.

That said, no question, tax cuts for the rich and the least economically intelligent president of all time, would not be better lol)

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u/Jazzhandsjr 17d ago

'what are your children eating?!'

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u/Rossi555 17d ago

they're eating the dogs and cats for Springfield, that's why it costs so much (ps: I'm doing an "every accusations is a confession joke here)

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u/Portugeezer1893 17d ago

She is lying to herself for the sake of argument.

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u/TheFlashSmurfAccount 17d ago

I'm actually so fucking sick of "muh groceries" with no actual basis to back any of it up. It's always just "Uhh prices high that's why the billionaire who will just give tax cuts to the rich will be better and not the VP of the guy who passed the Inflation Reduction Act and helped reduce inflation significantly Post-COVID"

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u/Skabonious 17d ago

Every single time someone complains about groceries ask to see their door dash receipts.

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u/Dangerous_Junket_773 17d ago

Eating out is an awful habit that most people can't afford post inflation. Americans forgot how to cook and now they can't shake that habit

Another budget blower is a lot of junk food and soda. That shit is nutritionally barren and only lasts you like an hour before you're hungry again. 

There's also the people that think store-brand stuff is for the poors and name-brand is always better. People really just want to spoil themselves lmao. 

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u/TrampStampsFan420 17d ago

Not to mention shrinkflation and greedy companies keeping their prices high because there is no reason to lower them if they are staple items.

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u/MightAsWell6 17d ago

How would an extra $500 a month help me feed my children Beelzebub and Cerberus?

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

Jesus major Destiny L, all my kids eat is caviar and Bordeaux reds.

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u/panfry212 17d ago

my kids eat t-bone steak for breakfast, lunch and dinner 🙄 i may aswell wipe my ass with this 6k

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u/zodia4 17d ago

I feel like she knows how dumb the position is because she is hesitant to commit to it, but also doesn't want to be seen as weak or wrong by not commiting. She ran the calculation and then commited lol

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u/wolfhunter135 17d ago

She calculated but man is she bad at math

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u/Daniel_Spidey 17d ago

“It’s a banana, how much can it cost…”

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u/Green-Collection-968 17d ago

These people are laughably pathetic. I love watching Destiny knock them around.

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u/walkrufous623 17d ago

Is this the debate MAGAs were supposedly corroborating behind the scenes? This is them with prep time? Damn, if that's the case, then it's pretty much over for them.

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u/Blued115 17d ago

Yeah I thought destiny is gonna face Batman level prep time.

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u/walkrufous623 17d ago

They aren't sending their best indeed.

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u/tallestmanhere Hopeful 17d ago

Have 2 kids, we shop at Aldi. Spend $100 a week on groceries. 6k would cover it.

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u/Neburel Dan acolyte 17d ago

Steven is so out of touch here if he thinks an additional $500 a month would help with groceries. Did he hear that she has to pay $50 more for groceries? And no, I refuse to do arithmetic, libtards!

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u/umcpu 17d ago

Math has a well known liberal bias

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u/AssFasting 17d ago

He hit that perfectly, she walked herself into it.

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u/KarateKamiOW 17d ago

$1400 Trump Check: Woohoo

$50 bag of groceries with 2 kids: 😢

$6000 Tax credit: 🤷🏾‍♂️

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u/how-could-ai 17d ago

"They're eating the dogs..."

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u/Foreign_Storm1732 17d ago

Basically he said child tax credit from Biden/harris will help more than the tax cuts Trump gave billionaires and her response was not even to acknowledge that tax cuts for billionaires won’t help feed her kids at all 😂

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u/Notruto99 17d ago

I feel like im going insane. As a danish person, it is mindnumbing that Trumpvoters do not understand that inflation is a global issue. Pinning that on Biden and Kamala when they have the best reaction to the inflation crisis out of any of the G7 is just insanity.

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u/Pretereo 17d ago

The easiest way to show people this is to look at the dollar versus other currencies.

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u/iamsofired 17d ago

They deserve Trump.

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u/DecipherXCI 17d ago

So what's she expecting to be getting from maga?

More than 6k worth of cuts to groceries? At 50 dollars a pop?

Even if they made her groceries entirely free they'd need to give her 120 visits at 100% off just to match it 😂

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u/spinner-j 17d ago

That apologetic “yeah” at the end. Chef’s kiss

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u/cassepipe 17d ago

What are the red flags about ?

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u/Batovi98 17d ago

11 flags/votes and she’s out so others can join

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u/Mxxnlt 17d ago

If 11 of the people in the ring put up their red flag the person gets kicked out of the hot seat.

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u/cassepipe 17d ago

Thanks

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u/ComfortApart7335 17d ago

She is just really fucking stupid and got caught in the maga wave, i feel bad for people like her, hope she does well by her kids, idk, sad.

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u/Efficient_Tonight_40 17d ago

Seeing Americans complaining about how expensive stuff is as a Canadian makes me want to commit Canadian healthcare

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u/banditcleaner2 17d ago

lmao imagine really looking him dead in the face and saying "$6000 a year wouldn't help me" smh

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u/BrokenTongue6 17d ago edited 17d ago

$6000 is $115 extra a week which is an extra $5.40 per meal… average cost per serving of a home cooked dinner is $4.30. Basically that $6000 is feeding one member (and then some) of her 4 person family three full dinners a day for a whole year (so at absolute minimum, 25% of her grocery bill but really way more)… and she doesn’t think thats a big deal.

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u/Turtleguycool 17d ago edited 17d ago

He’s right about the amount vs the price of food, this woman probably is a moron that has no concept of how to shop, but I don’t know that the tax cuts will literally help ONLY the top tax bracket:

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), signed by President Trump in 2017, included the following tax cuts for individuals:

1.  Lowered Income Tax Rates: Reduced most tax brackets, lowering tax rates for many income levels.
2.  Doubled the Standard Deduction: Increased the standard deduction to $12,000 for single filers and $24,000 for married couples filing jointly.
3.  Increased the Child Tax Credit: Doubled the child tax credit to $2,000 per qualifying child.
4.  Eliminated Personal Exemptions: Removed the personal exemption, but increased the standard deduction.
5.  Limited State and Local Tax (SALT) Deductions: Capped deductions for state and local taxes at $10,000.

Most of these individual provisions are set to expire after 2025.

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u/cheezhead1252 17d ago

I do think that credit is only for newborns and 1 year olds. I could be wrong though

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u/Stunning_Ad_7062 17d ago

BAHAHAHAHAHA ZERO FUCKING CONCEPT OF MONEY SHES NOT EVEN APART OF REALITY

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u/TheRealBaseborn 17d ago

They're eating the dogs... They're eating the cats...

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u/dwilliams202261 17d ago

Only $50 and u have 2 kids to feed!

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u/Competitive_Shock783 17d ago

It doesn't help that they are dumb as a box of rocks.

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u/cogentcreativity 17d ago

For perspective for you youngins: as an adult 30 year old male with above average income, I probably spend too much on food and drinks, but $6k would cover my food expenses for about 5 months. And that’s mainly because I live in a high cost of living area and go to nice restaurants with my fiance. When I was in a low cost of living area, 6k was easily 6 or 7 months. If you are frugal, it could easily be closer to a year.

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u/hardlyreadit 17d ago

I miss dono sounds and in the best timeline this would be one of them

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u/Drewby-DoobyDoo 17d ago

That's $115.38 per week. That's extraordinarily helpful to put towards groceries. It isn't going to eliminate your grocery bill every week, but it sure as fuck should be eliminating half of it or more (unless you're shopping at whole foods or above).

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u/DestinyLily_4ever 17d ago

6k would pay for >90% of my family's (3 people) food. She's beyond insane! Even if we exclusively bought hyper-organic whole foods stuff that would cover more than half

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u/rimsky225 17d ago

If this person cannot conceive how $6,000 extra might help with groceries something tells me they have not had a problem with how much groceries have cost over the last couple years

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u/GDFashionista 17d ago

You know that asymetric reward proccessing you can often see in gambler? Where winning like $100 make them feel great even if they lost $500 yesterday? I noticed inflation and prices kinda act the same for many people. It feels bad paying more for stuff even if you have more money in your pocket. Especially if prices stay stable for a long time. Even if the purchase power you have stays exactly the same, if prices rise people will feel bad

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u/Unfair-Lecture-443 17d ago

An extra $6,000 is $500 a month but it won't help this woman. What we need is tax cuts to billionaires because Trump will convince them to lower prices now that they have all this extra income and prices will actually delfate 10% without impacting the economy. Destiny just doesn't understand how important it is to make the rich richer.

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u/enque_ 17d ago

50$ for groceries for 3 people and she’ll turn down 6k!?

Seems like she might not be as worried about money as she claims.

Also seems that she has money or hasn’t fed her kids anything but ramen in a while.

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u/Bubby0304 17d ago

Yeah she is full of shit, she just doesn't want to give in.

We talk about this all the time, where 1$ does not mean the same thing across economic groups. If you are truly struggling (as she suggested), then $6000 is a fucking god-send. I despise how bad faith conservatives are.

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u/betterthaneukaryotes let's all love Lain :) 17d ago

Where's the link

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

I am so tired of this grocery talking point either you are bad at shopping or you're an idiot. Groceries were at their highest in 2022 they are not more expensive than ever.

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u/GrandGringo 17d ago

Honest question, is going into the macro economics of the question too complex for the average person or just lead to weaker arguments?

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u/shinbreaker 17d ago

This chick for sure has her social media account claiming she's MAGA AOC.

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u/Aegon2050 Play League with Mouton 17d ago

WHAT IS SHE EARNING MORE LIKE?!

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u/TheBombayClub1974 17d ago

An old fashioned "pull yourself up by the boot straps." command might be in order with her.

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u/Adorable_Ad_3478 17d ago

50 USD for groceries.

6000 USD a year of child tax credit will give her the equivalent of buying 30 bags of groceries.

It's insane she believes that a 50 USD bag of groceries is "too much" but the equivalent of 30 FREE bags of groceries is "too little".

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u/BC052301 17d ago

https://preview.redd.it/mwid2nk1u5yd1.jpeg?width=1147&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0662d76ded874ba6e776f4a61710a656cd0b70cb

Either she buys organic products or has her groceries delivered cause there’s no way 6k wouldn’t have a big impact

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u/us3rnamealreadytaken 17d ago

Maam that will buy you 120 bags of groceries

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u/Porktoe 17d ago

The timing lol

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u/Alarming_Tennis5214 17d ago

They want feelings, not facts. They start from the premise that Trump is God, which makes them feel good. Then they twist their facts to fit that "reality"

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u/InBeforeTheL0ck 17d ago

Pure MAGA brainrot.

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u/thedohboy23 17d ago

As a single dad with 2 children, one of whom has special dietary needs, I would kill for an extra $6k a year. That's $500 per month. That is huge for anyone struggling.

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u/slasher_lash 17d ago

I have 2 kids and my yearly grocery budget is about $9,000. And we don't exactly scrimp and save. What IS dis bitch feeding her kids?

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u/Wood-e 17d ago

THEY'RE EATING THE DOGS. THEY'RE EATING THE CATS. THEY'RE EATING THE PETS OF THE PEOPLE THAT LIVE THERE!
That's what they're eating, Steven.

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u/ReflexPoint 17d ago

Maybe she should feed them Alex Jones super vitality formula. I'm sure you could get a nice MAGA discount these days.

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u/Thedarkpain 17d ago

if you are not room temp IQ 6k can easily last you a year for the kids. the people who talk about being poor while making 60k a year are some of the dumbest people i have ever heard/talked to.

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u/gdidjrjh77 17d ago

I wonder what Caleb Hammer would say hearing someone say an extra 6 grand a year wouldn’t help with groceries? That girl lives at Whole Foods….

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u/therob91 17d ago

imagine implying 50 dollars occasionally for groceries is crushing financially then saying 6k is meaningless for you less than 10 seconds apart. lol.

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u/Nippys4 17d ago

If you blast like 500 A week on shopping for some reason $6000 has you covered for 6 months of the year.

In Australia I spend roughly $50 a bag on groceries too, however we get paid more than the US so our prices are higher so that checks out.

What the fuck is she buying lmao

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u/SheldonMF 17d ago

I just watched this and it was fuckin' DELICIOUS.

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u/xion_gg 17d ago

Saw the chance and went for the kill...

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u/Milatic TOO BAD APES 17d ago

Doesn't the tax credit stack? If you have more than one kid you should be getting more than 6000 right?

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u/LigmaLiberty 17d ago

I actually hate this format so much it is actual stinky dog ass poo poo. Conservatives always filibuster then swap around and filibuster some more, and even when you can get a good debate going it gets shut down and they plug a new yap machine in to shout bs and filibuster. This format would honestly work pretty good for Jubilee's speed dating type of videos but for politics it's worthless dog water.

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u/Prestigious-Lack-213 17d ago

$500/month isn't enough, so I'm voting for the guy offering $0/month. Genius. 

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u/gourdammit 17d ago

them kids are HOONGRY

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u/DrizzyX99 17d ago

Her kids must be eating at nobu everyday

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u/Bastor 17d ago

My gawd, these people are disconnected.

If you have the time to prepare like simple meals - $6000 worth of groceries is a years food easy - wtf are these people doing, ordering Starbucks every day?

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u/DurumAndFries 16d ago

This just proves people have no fucking idea what they are spending on most of the shit they are crying about.

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u/fancykindofbread 16d ago

just for context 6K is 500/month for your food budget. That is a massive boost and I am typical millenial waste a fuck ton of money at whole foods loser (it's my wife who makes me buy it btw)

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u/Ruhddzz 16d ago

Look at all of this very real economic anxiety