> Funny that this would rocket to the front page so quickly. Shows where everyone's minds are at. I don't find this so surprising. Inflation (and rates as a co

> Funny that this would rocket to the front page so quickly. Shows where everyone's minds are at. I don't find this so surprising. Inflation (and rates as a consequence) has been affecting a good number of people directly or indirectly (cost of goods/gas, stocks, layoffs, etc).