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It's my pleasure to welcome you to the Clark Howard Show Armageess to serve you and empower you to make better financial decisions in your life.

This episode, I'm going to start with inflation busters.

A lot of items getting more affordable now than they've been.

And it's really, really cool. And something not so cool. You probably have seen the ads.

New mortgages available with only 1% down. A friend called me and asked,

this sounds so exciting. Should my daughter do it?

I'm going to let you know about the 1% down payment mortgage.

So, in the cardiology full employment act, the cost of eggs that had gone so high, and I wonder if there's a pattern.

You know, when people's cholesterol is checked, if when egg prices went crazy high, if people's cholesterol numbers, the bad cholesterol went down, the good cholesterol numbers went up.

Because people couldn't afford to buy eggs.

Eggs get a bad rap. It's probably more like cheese and butter and stuff like that.

And ice cream. High butter fat content.

And ice cream.

Well, the good news, egg prices are way, way down. Except as I heard, we had a staff meeting the other day.

And I had no idea that people could take like their annual income to buy a dozen eggs, buying what were all those eggs that we have a few of us.

So, what we were talking about.

The extra raised eggs. Because the eggs aren't raised there, the chickens are.

They eat grass and bugs and all those things that they're supposed to eat instead of being kept in cages or even cage-freeze.

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