People have no money for cars. Maybe boomers whose health insurance you subsidize and whose overpriced apartments you rent can still afford one.
Everyone else struggles with health insurance up more than 100% in 10 years, Döner up 100% in 6 years, electricity costs etc.
But we feel good about the "rules based international order", which only the EU follows right now, dictated by public servants with inflation-indexed pensions.
Everyone else struggles with health insurance up more than 100% in 10 years, Döner up 100% in 6 years, electricity costs etc.
But we feel good about the "rules based international order", which only the EU follows right now, dictated by public servants with inflation-indexed pensions.