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July 28 Dining out in a good economy
Whenever we go out to eat, I notice that restaurants are full. And I love hearing that restaurants are busy. That tells me our economy is doing well. If it weren't, people wouldn't pay $25 for a plate of spaghetti. But they just wouldn't do that. Yes, I realize that many of those diners are using plastic to pay for their pasta. But still, if you can afford to eat out, no matter how you're paying for it, our economy is doing well. We had credit cards in the old days, but eating out was rare. On a special occasion, it wasn't several times a week. Hearing that people are frequently in restaurants, that tells me they can afford to pay for the gas to get there. Yeah, gas has become more expensive because of the Iran war. But it's a lot less when brain-dead Biden was running the show. In some places, it was $7 a gallon. I rarely heard anyone, especially not the Democrats, whining about the price of gas then.
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