A growing number of people say the cost of living is climbing faster than their salary

and the wage growth amid rising inflation and recession is making things very difficult.

This is according to a new survey sponsored by Bank of America.

They wanted to know how we're all doing.

The answer, not so hot.

71% of American employees say the cost of living is outpacing the growth in their pay.

And that is up 58 up from 58% in February.

So now 13% more of Americans are saying that the cost of living is outpacing their pay.

And this is, you know, there are some people who get mad when I use the term bribe when

I talked about what the federal government did to emboldened governors to shut down society.

And the federal government in coordination with many governors, basically all those not

named Ron DeSantis, Kristi Nome, or Greg Abbott, should be appearing on an episode of American

greed for fraud because what they convinced people, it really does show an apathetic

and uninformed.

Most of our society is that they bought this that they convinced people somehow.

You could close almost all the businesses.

You could in general shut down society.

You could put people out of work.

You could essentially turn the faucet off that is the American economy and that there

would somehow be no immense long-term ramification for doing this because, well, you got whatever

it was, $5,000 from the government.

Well, I hope you enjoyed it and I hope you saved it because it's cost you a lot more

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