The employees of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics favorite beverage is likely coffee actually. Don’t know what it is you smoke, but you should consider quitting, and then come outside to see the real world of reality. Some sunshine would be good for your health.
Wages barely out paced inflation this year… What about prior 2 years?
Also, and you have to accept official figures for this to even make sense. Official figures that do voodoo calcs on things like housing cost among other bullshit.
Would be nice to be paid for helping people leave reddit. But I’m sure the US Bureau of Labor Statistics don’t care who reads their output. They are only paid to collect and publish the data.
What about prior 2 years?
I dunno. If you think that is more important than last year’s data, then why don’t you look up that information…from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
Facts exist independently of what you wish yes.
You are perfectly welcome to cover your ears and hum real loud to shut out reality. But if you want to shut out reality WTF are you doing here.
You sound like Traitorapist Trump. The guy that both Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz agrees is a “pathological liar”.
I am happy your economic fortunes match the headline, dear.
I am happy that the statistically average American has these 10 things in common.
Easy on the koolaid
The employees of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics favorite beverage is likely coffee actually. Don’t know what it is you smoke, but you should consider quitting, and then come outside to see the real world of reality. Some sunshine would be good for your health.
I hope you get paid for shillimg.
Wages barely out paced inflation this year… What about prior 2 years?
Also, and you have to accept official figures for this to even make sense. Official figures that do voodoo calcs on things like housing cost among other bullshit.
Would be nice to be paid for helping people leave reddit. But I’m sure the US Bureau of Labor Statistics don’t care who reads their output. They are only paid to collect and publish the data.
I dunno. If you think that is more important than last year’s data, then why don’t you look up that information…from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1351276/wage-growth-vs-inflation-us/