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Welp.. sorry folks, no more chocolate for you.
There will now be a run on chocolate, like toilet paper was during the plandemic.
Edit- Oh shit, please tell me toilet paper doesn't ship in through this canal too 😳
And Sticky!
Hey GD, weren’t we told there Would Be a coffee and Chocolate shortage not to many years ago? I remember that! And 1st for importing Construction Equipment…. Isn’t there supposed to be a Housing Bubble bursting very very soon? I wonder how US Caterpillar and John Deer stocks will suddenly do? Hmm oh 2nd in coal. Well, China, India, and Indonesia won’t be able to pump their air full of toxins without that stuff right?! Kek!
No TP comes from the sawdust pulp and paper recycling companies if you’re here in the US. Over seas I think they use a Bday, leaves, or their left hand still. Kek!
Kek!
Don't remember the news about a chocolate shortage, don't know how because I love chocolate way more than I should, but look what I found while searching for that ...
March 14, 2024:
Exclusive: African cocoa plants run out of beans as global chocolate crisis deepens
https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/african-cocoa-plants-run-out-beans-global-chocolate-crisis-deepens-2024-03-13/
On March 19, 2024:
Cocoa beans are in short supply: what this means for farmers, businesses and chocolate lovers
https://theconversation.com/cocoa-beans-are-in-short-supply-what-this-means-for-farmers-businesses-and-chocolate-lovers-225992
And on March 26,2024:
Cocoa prices hit $10,000 per metric ton for the first time ever
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/26/cocoa-prices-hit-10000-per-metric-ton-for-the-first-time-ever.html
Who would have thought as we were just joking around about the chocolate.
Yes, a housing bubble coming very soon, if not already in one. I know a few years ago around here, the houses didn't stay on the market a week without having multiple offers. Now houses are sitting on the market a long time for the same high prices they were when they were being bought up like crazy.
Well, just to be on the safe side we should all stock up on TP... you know just in case, kek ;)
Watched multiple videos about Florida this week. All in agreement it’s quietly starting here and expected to get bad. Central FL and SW coast are having more 3-4mo on the market before sale. Lots of building still happening. Couple that with the amount of 2nd homes/vacation homes expected to hit the market when money gets tighter.
First year rent has gone down since 2020, 4%. It needs to correct the 27% increase in 2021 though.
Very wild stuff.