Row 90021

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https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2023/demo/p60-279.html

There is a reason I’m using govt sources only, because they can still be bias, but have multiple layers to them.

According to USCB people worked 3% more, there is the largest amount of women in the work place ever, and despite that, household income is actually down 2.3% and the Gini index has shown the first overall national decline since 2007

That is already on top of the crazy inflation.

Some statistics ABSOLUTELY can be bias, which is why I source gov sources exclusively, if possible, because at least you know it’s bias.

The only reason agencies are trying to tell us,”Actually you’re completely wrong, and you’re doing better than ever before because we say so.” Is because they’re trying to make us forget how good we’ve had it in the past, and make it the new norm.

I work as a plumber, and in comparison to how it’s been, people are really hurting right now, we’ve had more people saying,”God I don’t know how I’m going to cover this.” More than they have since the recession, and our prices are lower now than they were during Covid. We try to help people as much as we can, but those same people are folks we’ve done work with for years, and they’re cutting down on everything to make it.

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Entry ID: 90021
Repository: Axioma AXP
Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
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