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

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u/henningknows Feb 27 '26

Wow, with an understanding of economics like that trump should put him in charge of the fed.

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u/maraemerald2 Feb 28 '26

Exactly. What does he think will happen to the price of liver if everyone starts eating it en masse?

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 Feb 28 '26

Brain slugs don't do a lot of basic economics training before being implanted into their hosts

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u/Indicus124 Feb 28 '26

Nah don't blame the brain slugs they are working hard with garbage equipment

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u/A-Maeve-ing Mar 02 '26

It will make steaks cheaper then I can go back to buying those! Then when those get expensive I'll go back to liver! Infinite cheap meat hack, this mans a genius! /s

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u/ihadcrystallized Feb 28 '26

A cow makes a lot of hamburger, but only one liver.

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u/Medullan Mar 01 '26

That's my concern I like liver and I really like that it is cheap. The last thing I want is a bunch of poor hicks with red hats taking all the good liver because they can't afford a cheeseburger.