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great find. it might've been worth increasing the price though, to see if customers still bought them or not in practice. with a note on the table or menu explaining why the price increased.

Q1 revenue

2021: $108.5 billion

2020: $75.5 billion

2019: $59.7 billion

2018: $51.0 billion

2017: $35.7 billion

2016: $29.1 billion

2015: $22.7 billion

2014: $19.7 billion

2013: $16.1 billion

2012: $13.2 billion

2011: $9.9 billion

2010: $7.1 billion

2009: $4.9 billion

2008: $4.1 billion

2007: $3.0 billion

2006: $2.3 billion

2005: $1.9 billion

2004: $1.5 billion

2003: $1.1 billion

2002: $847 million

2001: $700 million

2000: $574 million

1999: $294 million

1998: $87 million

1997: $16 million

majority support, and democrats have control of the three branches of government. what's the hold up in getting it legalized?

that's a huge problem and terribly short sighted. it assumes a continued hold on power.

up to you. you can look at the real world prices yourself, or ignore that in favor of the entity that has incentive to downplay inflation.

for those downvoting you:

Home Values +8%

Money Supply +24%

Stock Market +23%

Oil +80%

Corn +69%

Steel +145%

Wheat +25%

Coffee +34%

Cotton +35%

Copper +50%

Lumber +126%

Soybeans +71%

this is over the past year.