Shoplifting has fallen 7% since 2019.

Stupid kevin deflects the question with an example that is irrelevant.

 

Here are the real numbers.

 

2019 inflation 1.8%

2020 inflation 1.2%

2021-now cumluative inflation 17%

 

So 1.018*1.02*1.17= 21.4%; signiificantly lower than stupid kevin's statement; who claims to be an economics major.

 

And the source for the 49% increase was posted earlier & there are many sources that show shoplifting is $112b.

 

If stupid kevin & the rest of the usual suspects don't want to believe it, they cannot be helped. 

Edited on Dec 15, 2023 9:37am
Originally posted by: tom

Stupid kevin deflects the question with an example that is irrelevant.

 

Here are the real numbers.

 

2019 inflation 1.8%

2020 inflation 1.2%

2021-now cumluative inflation 17%

 

So 1.08*1.02*1.17= 21.4%; signiificantly lower than stupid kevin's statement; who claims to be an economics major.

 

And the source for the 49% increase was posted earlier & there are many sources that show shoplifting is $112b.

 

If stupid kevin & the rest of the usual suspects don't want to believe it, they cannot be helped. 


Think what you want, to the exclusion of reason and logic.

Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

Think what you want, to the exclusion of reason and logic.


Facts beat stupid Kevin's delusions every time. 

Originally posted by: tom

Stupid kevin deflects the question with an example that is irrelevant.

 

Here are the real numbers.

 

2019 inflation 1.8%

2020 inflation 1.2%

2021-now cumluative inflation 17%

 

So 1.018*1.02*1.17= 21.4%; signiificantly lower than stupid kevin's statement; who claims to be an economics major.

 

And the source for the 49% increase was posted earlier & there are many sources that show shoplifting is $112b.

 

If stupid kevin & the rest of the usual suspects don't want to believe it, they cannot be helped. 


I thought he claimed to have graduated with an accounting degree.  BYW, no accounting major would claim that a company "made" X dollars last year, while referring to gross revenue.


Originally posted by: Boilerman

I thought he claimed to have graduated with an accounting degree.  BYW, no accounting major would claim that a company "made" X dollars last year, while referring to gross revenue.


Nope. Never said that. But you LUVVVV to lie with your "X said" crap.

 

I use colloquial rather than technical language when communicating with you shortbus types. You wouldn't have understood "earned" or "grossed" to refer to revenue.

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