Speaker 1: Put it up there with fugal binders.
Speaker 2: So have you talked to that what's that guy's name, hawk,
Speaker 2: to a Joe or whatever in a while?
Speaker 3: No? No, all right, here here's the thing I got.
Speaker 3: I got some for you. Prices in the nineteen sixty
Speaker 3: A loaf of bread twenty cents, goddamn. A gallon of
Speaker 3: milk a dollar.
Speaker 1: That hasn't gone up too much.
Speaker 3: A dozen eggs fifty seven cents.
Speaker 1: That's about three hundred markup on eggs.
Speaker 3: Ground beef sixty cents.
Speaker 4: No, that's the worst. Ground beef is like what five dollars?
Speaker 3: Like four nine? Gasoline was twenty five cents in the
Speaker 3: nineteen sixties. What twenty five cents per gallon?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh boy, gas prices are crazy right now?
Speaker 5: A new car would have been twenty five to three
Speaker 5: thousand dollars. Yeah, out, Ruber tells about twelve thousand dollars thousand,
Speaker 5: one hundred dollars only one hundred dollars in rent.
Speaker 2: Does the same with the average income once at that.
Speaker 3: Time for four to five thousand.
Speaker 2: A year or a month or what were we talking about?
Speaker 3: A year?
Speaker 2: That's a year, four thousand dollars a year? Yeah, okay, we'll.
Speaker 3: Take you with sixty doll cents. Posters damp was four dollars.