jbstack

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   by jbstack 3y ago

   > Food is still cheap - it represents a small percentage of people's income. If you look at it as an average for the population, sure. But that masks the real issue, which is that it hits poor people the hardest because spending on
2. 392.▲
   by jbstack 3y ago

   The "once a year" point goes both ways. If it's only going to be used once a year, then "juicing" (in the sense that the original article meant) is only going to give very negligible added value whichever way you lo
3. 393.▲
   by jbstack 4y ago

   txtify.it