High prices, wage demands and diesel price-gouging allegations
One post criticizes treating wage demands as an economic threat while accepting rising prices. Another alleges record price gouging in U.S. diesel.
TLDR
A post argues that a $7 coffee won't return to $4 just because inflation slows, and questions why workers seeking higher wages are treated as a threat to economic stability. Separately, another post claims the inflation-adjusted gap between U.S. retail diesel and crude oil is the widest on record—three times the peak of the 1979–81 oil shock—and characterizes it as record price gouging.
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