US diesel crunch means it's time to stock up on food, Robert Kiyosaki says(markets.businessinsider.com)
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US diesel crunch means it's time to stock up on food, Robert Kiyosaki says
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/commodities/diesel-shortage-robert-kiyosaki-gasbuddy-experts-warn-food-supply-inflation-2022-11
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Raw food stock might be harvested but without fuel to move it around how would it be processed and distributed?
This concern goes beyond just semis too. Transportation means trains and ships as well.
This guy wrote a book 30 years ago saying his real father was a loser and a neighbor (his rich dad) was a winner for turning him on to real estate investing. Now we have to hear his chicken little investing advice every 6 months.
He was so successful at real estate that he spent all of his life selling talks to the gullible at $200 a pop. You know, like successful retired people do. Every day on the road, selling his pitch. Because, you know, he was so successful.
If I remember correctly, his only successful business, before he started the business and investment coaching game was something to do with Velcro wallets.
Robert Kiyosaki has also never released any audited records of his "investments". I suspect he exaggerated much of his success to sell books. Basically just another grifter.
No one should listen to this pyramid scheme pushing scammer
It is time to pray. If you pray you will have food.
Citation needed
Alright, book citation out of the way.. Today I got an invite to a fancy restruant from my internet provider, Frontier. They are doing a customer appreciation dinner. I found a claim that soluable fiber can help relieve radiation sickness by chelation. Might be helpful soon. So with a $65 dollar gift card from my employer (which I prayed to work for) I bought a case of concord grape jelly and a case of peanut butter. And since iceberg lettice is now $3.67 per head in $33 dollar bags of 9 I switched to a romaine blend. But that is just dietary.
Matthew 6
The big farm states:
Iowa: https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Iowa/Publicati...
Corn Harvested: 77% (above 5-year average for end of October)
Soybeans Harvested: 94% (above 5-year average for end of October)
Illinois: https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Illinois/Publi...
Corn Harvested: 78% (above 5-year average for end of October)
Soybeans Harvested: 89% (above 5-year average for end of October)
Winter Wheat Planted: 80% (above 5-year average for end of October)
Indiana: https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Indiana/Public...
Corn Harvested: 71% (above 5-year average for end of October)
Soybeans Harvested: 87% (equal to 5-year average for end of October)
Winter Wheat Planted: 81% (equal to 5-year average for end of October)