Topic: 1950's Mickey D's | |
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Ever hear of Inflation? How about declining dollar values? |
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I remember when coca cola was just 10cents ... what country was that with McD... open lol I don't remember them or ever going to one with those prices ...
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Ever hear of Inflation? How about declining dollar values? In the area I grew up, it was Carrol's over McDonald's. We had McDonald's but they weren't the best liked. Aah, but inflation, that hidden tax that is the ultimate destroyer. By the constitution, only gold and silver is money and for good reason, an ounce of either is still an ounce of either. But the dollar, used to be silver and worth a dollar is now worth $20 in metal content. Declining values based on the dollar, absolutely. When currency is but a fiat piece of paper valued only by its abundance or scarcity, there is no real value. And with the Fed pumping in the different QEs, at over a trillion a year, the tax is astronomical. I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around [the banks] will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered. The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs. -mistakenly attributed to Thomas Jefferson based on his letter stating: "But this [the issuance of currency by the government and backed by coinage],the only resource which the government could command with certainty, the States have unfortunately fooled away, nay corruptly alienated to swindlers and shavers, under the cover of private banks. Say, too, as an additional evil, that the disposal funds of individuals, to this great amount, have thus been withdrawn from improvement and useful enterprise, and employed in the useless, usurious and demoralizing practices of bank directors and their accomplices." Jefferson goes on to say: "It is not easy to estimate the obstacles which, in the beginning, we should encounter in ousting the banks from their possession of the circulation; but a steady and judicious alternation of emissions and loans, would reduce them in time." While Jefferson did write the latter, the former has manifested itself with a vengeance. |
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Wow, thanks for the memory :-) It was the only place you could feed a family of 4 that made everyone happy. |
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Wow, thanks for the memory :-) It was the only place you could feed a family of 4 that made everyone happy. And you forgot to mention that at that time, Hamburgers were made from real beef, french fries were real potatoes peeled and cut right before frying and milk came from cows without hormones and feed out on pasture, not GMO corn in feed lots. |
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Alright, who has been using Mr. Peabody's WayBack Machine? |
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And you forgot to mention that at that time, Hamburgers were made from real beef, french fries were real potatoes peeled and cut right before frying and milk came from cows without hormones and feed out on pasture, not GMO corn in feed lots. But dude, they get it to you faster :-) (I almost drooled when I saw this.) |
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hourly wage 0.75 too
so it took about half an hours work to have hamburg, fries, and soda now with min wage at 7.25, takes about an hours work to get that same meal,,,,,(unless we do a kids meal, which is probably more equivalent of the normal servings in the 50s) |
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And you forgot to mention that at that time, Hamburgers were made from real beef, french fries were real potatoes peeled and cut right before frying and milk came from cows without hormones and feed out on pasture, not GMO corn in feed lots. But dude, they get it to you faster :-) (I almost drooled when I saw this.) Don't know that I would agree with that. On one of my not often forays into that land of worthless calories and massive hormones, I could have gotten faster service from a sit-down restaurant and not to mention at a price tag not that far apart. |
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