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Tadpole Raisin

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6. Me as well! Basic clothing needs have been addressed

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #3)

Thu Apr 3, 2025, 01:08 PM

Apr 3

for the foreseeable future.

Now if my old car can last at least 3 more years and pretty please not require any major repairs like the slave clutch cylinder I’d be mighty grateful!

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Wonder how much everyday clothing will rise in price. I read labels in clothes and the vast [View all] sinkingfeeling Apr 3 OP

And I expect that the prices will rise at the thrift stores, where I do most of niyad Apr 3 #1

How much Traildogbob Apr 3 #2

I stocked up recently on my favorite pants/jeans, winter fleece, etc. I will likely never see the hlthe2b Apr 3 #3

Me as well! Basic clothing needs have been addressed Tadpole Raisin Apr 3 #6

Yup... Older hybrid Prius on its last legs, but praying it keeps going. hlthe2b Apr 3 #8

Yep they are on the list GusBob Apr 3 #4

I haven't bought new clothes in years Ritabert Apr 3 #5

That taking into account JUST the tariff, now add the cost of dealing JCMach1 Apr 3 #7

The mark up on clothing is 400% GreatGazoo Apr 3 #9

Well, I'm sure I could go for four or five years without buying any clothing. MineralMan Apr 3 #10

I was thinking more about families with growing kids. I sinkingfeeling Apr 3 #11

Yes, that's more complicated, isn't it? MineralMan Apr 3 #12