Chicagoans adjust dining habits to take bite out of food prices: ‘Life’s not as comfortable as it used to be’ – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Over the last three months, 57% of people surveyed by the Chicago-based food industry market research firm Datassential said they’d cut back on restaurant spending because of inflation and higher prices. Fifty-six percent said they were visiting sit-down restaurants less often; half said they were cutting back on fast-food visits.
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Old Joe
3 years ago

The definition of an economic depression is when the standard of living for most people declines.

Old Joe
3 years ago

Keep voting for Democrats and watch your former middle class lifestyle disappear in the rear view mirror.

Ataraxis
3 years ago

Life’s not as comfortable as it used to be……..when Trump was President.

Giddyap
3 years ago

Biden Inflation Hits Chicago Restaurants

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