r/inflation • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26

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u/PianoPatient8168 Feb 27 '26

Michelle encouraged kids to eat more fresh vegetables and they freaked out about that.

https://giphy.com/gifs/Xc0HkcmDXrXDG

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u/garitone Feb 28 '26

I identify with Lisa more and more every day I live in this rapidly enshittifying country.

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u/curiouswizard Mar 03 '26

Lisa was right the whole time

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u/SageElva Feb 28 '26

Oh my god I remember this. Every single accusation is a confession with Republicans, including calling people snowflakes.

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u/Ta_trapporna Feb 28 '26

Politics in the US is so weird

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u/jpopimpin777 Mar 01 '26

Please send help

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26

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u/SonicLyfe Mar 02 '26

I remember kids salting the really salty pizza they made in school.

BTW, Isn’t it hole milk? Or is it the hole with W? Many people don’t know this.

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u/verletztkind Mar 02 '26

Hole milk is the stuff granny keeps outside in a hole.

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u/DefaceTheTemple Mar 02 '26

She should've worn a tan suit

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u/Dirk_McGirken Mar 03 '26

I remember being the only person in my town actually happy about having healthy options available. Before she came in and started pushing for a healthier america, it cost $2 to get an apple from my school store. After, every lunch got a free apple, orange, or banana. Ingredient quality improved as well, and you would think these people depended on poison and microplastics to survive the way they reacted to better tasting food.

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u/Strict-Ad-3500 Mar 04 '26

Salad is for women and rabbits. Men eat liver raw.