Has anyone seen any deals due to this pandemic?

[MossRoad]

It's been going up here. It was $1.10, now up to $1.85.

Same here in South Bend. It got down to $1.13. Went up to $1.89 this week.

70 cents a gallon on a 42 gallon tank that needed 35 gallons was $24.50 more than the last time I needed gas.

Heck, I filled our Impala from E to F for $15 a few weeks ago. It will be $25 bucks tomorrow.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

The only answer(s) is to create massive employment opportunities by bringing all possible manufacturing (pharmaceuticals, electronics, textiles, industrial, etc) BACK HOME.
Put em in PPE and put em back to work.
22 trillion in debt is no place to be handing out more checks.
THERE IS NO MONEY LEFT

Credit card is maxed out...

 

[Industrial Toys]

I always maintained that we all lived in this elaborate house of cards. And nothing should or could be taken for granted.

 

[buck12]

The only answer(s) is to create massive employment opportunities by bringing all possible manufacturing (pharmaceuticals, electronics, textiles, industrial, etc) BACK HOME.
Put em in PPE and put em back to work.
22 trillion in debt is no place to be handing out more checks.
THERE IS NO MONEY LEFT

There was no money to begin with.

 

[RickB]

I have been saying since 2008 that what is wrong with our economic system cannot be fixed. It is simply a matter of time before it collapses.

 

[riptides]

Well..... think of where the "money" went. Those "stimulus" packages, if that "money" had gone to "working" people pockets, some argue that would have been upwards of 50k per person.

Think about that for a while.

 

[RickB]

Well..... think of where the "money" went. Those "stimulus" packages, if that "money" had gone to "working" people pockets, some argue that would have been upwards of 50k per person.

Think about that for a while.

Same old, same old. Just like the tax cuts. BS from the start. But the withholding charts made paychecks larger so the sheep climbed on the train.

 

[Ford850]

Same here in South Bend. It got down to $1.13. Went up to $1.89 this week.

70 cents a gallon on a 42 gallon tank that needed 35 gallons was $24.50 more than the last time I needed gas.

Heck, I filled our Impala from E to F for $15 a few weeks ago. It will be $25 bucks tomorrow.

Same here in Ohio.

 

[Hay Dude]

Wouldnt solve the problem, but maybe this would be better?

 

[riptides]

Wouldnt solve the problem, but maybe this would be better?

YEP.

A payroll tax withholding change, probably could have been implemented without a new bureaucracy being stood up to "move" "money" around.