What previously was a normal thing and is now a luxury?

[DavidRaul]

[Rangers]

Since the Brandon regime came in, everything is now a luxury, including breathable air and drinkable water in the small dots on the country dumb enough to vote for him.

In the areas that are normal and don't want their country to suffer, you can breathe and drink fine but if you need any necessities like a roof over your head, prepare to pay 8% APR on your mortgage with an excellent credit score

[RiseofArtemis]

Probably owning your own home.

[jennifer_bloom]

Shrimp was once very cheap and now costs 6-8 times more than what it did 17 years ago and so has lobster. It used to be cheaper than pork or chicken or potatoes when my parents were kids. It was once called the "poor man's feast."

[dustybiker]

I’d say a mobile phone, but they’ve always been a luxury. At some people people felt everyone needed to have one. Nobody really does. We’d all survive without.

[DavidRaul]

Thats true

[Emiliamazing]

Couldn't agree more

[dustybiker]

*point

[dustybiker]

Thank you for mhg.

[Sonorous]

Coke having cocaine in it.

[Emiliamazing]

Video game systems. My husband grew up without one, he was raised by a single mother and they just did not prioritize that sort of spending. Now everybody has a gaming system

[DJB72]

Quality bread
Leg room in economy class
Meat other than stewing cuts
Quality vegetables

Fuck it. I'm buying a farm...

[Rosexøxø]

Being able to make it to the bathroom in time...

XD

Also, on a serious note: every natural resource.

[Guy13]

PRIME RIB, FILET, POUND OF BACON 🥓 at Breakfast…1/3 lb and 3 weeks of weekends.
Inflation in Recession since June

[andreasderjuengere]

Choosing your own line of profession?

Natural, healthy, waste-avoiding way of living?

Having an opinion without debating it with those who aren't even affected or addressed?

[BlueScorpio]

Rhe cost of living, owning a house, paying off debt that wasn't sky high, having a large family.

[RiseofArtemis]

I strongly believe they manipulated the market in a way that people had to work. In the 1950 it was easy for everyone to own a home on one income. Nowadays companies do what gets them the most money. Less people living together means more homes can be build and more cash for them.

[petitedollbabee]

Owning a house in my country. It’s near impossible these days, a typical house in the market 8 years ago was worth $130k and is now worth $500k-$600k.

[AviatorTom]

Having a telephone land-line used to be very common, now it's a luxury, often unnecessary because of mobile phones.

[WonderBell99]

We still have them at my house, but nobody really uses it. Good times though. I remember attending calls on it when I was younger.

[Jaximus-Lion]

Gas ⛽. Freedom, own opinion, knowledge and sanity

[TheVigilantOne]

Cars, mobile phones, gadgets, appliances.


With the cost of living food and energy. 😂

[TroyDT]

A single normal blue collar job paying enough to buy a house and support a wife and two to four children.

[rienna888]

Food I just went to Japan recently and realized how most things are cheaper and better here

[Hardworkingguy]

Eating lobster 🦞 was much more abundant in the past

[Anonymous]

having a house. Or apartment.

These days we are renting until pretty much our death.

[RiseofArtemis]

One word. Greed

[Chazmatazz269]

Wearing animal skins.

[Chazmatazz269]

I also read a meme recently that applies. Ages ago everyone had a horse, but only rich people had automobiles. Now everyone has automobiles and only rich people have horses. Haha!

[dreamstar72]

Owning a horse for the most part.

[exitseven]

An 8 cylinder car.

[Agape93]

Leg room on planes

[magiusX26]

rent, basic food, utilities, transpirtation

[SeriouslyFunny00]

Healthcare.

[NathanDavis]

water...

[Rosexøxø]

which is weird considering the arctic is melting!

this fact:
"About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5 percent of all Earth's water. Water also exists in the air as water vapor, in rivers and lakes, in icecaps and glaciers, in the ground as soil moisture and in aquifers, and even in you and your dog."

and this one!
"Only about three percent of Earth's water is freshwater. Of that, only about 1.2 percent can be used as drinking water; the rest is locked up in glaciers, ice caps, and permafrost, or buried deep in the ground. Most of our drinking water comes from rivers and streams."

What a rip off! I want to speak to the manager..

[NathanDavis]

@Rosexøxø I'm about 11% Coca~Cola

[NathanDavis]

with Coca~Cola being 90% water itself...

[Rosexøxø]

@NathanDavis yeah, that's cool and all, but can you sweat carbonation?

My sweat doesn't "roll" off. It fizzes up. I'm practically anti-gravity...

#NotToBrag

[NathanDavis]

@Rosexøxø I've cried sugar...

technically, syrup

[Rosexøxø]

hmmm touche._.

you make my pfp look like a disgrace...

I will attempt this later.. >:}

[NathanDavis]

@Rosexøxø it should have a disclaimer... or warning signs

[Rosexøxø]

lmfao is anyone truly deserving :}

[Pinay_ako]

Groceries

[Fireguy17]

free time

[_Just_A_girl_]

Laptop

[MrCage]

Having a horse

[Cubus]

Eating fish

[Anonymous]

A realistic woman.