Was there a particular purchase, experience, or moment when you noticed your dollars weren't going as far as they used to? Maybe it was groceries, housing, or simply comparing prices from your childhood. I'm curious what first made people question the purchasing power of their money.
When Did You First Realize Something Was Wrong With the Value of Money?
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