When we make it, todays prices will look like those prices to us now.

>>60655595
It's going to zero and you're getting drafted into the war against AI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PVq5-pJ9c0&list=PLqixdTBmYBX06n8v0q4VHwuZ_aTcvXBTH&index=8

It sounds like a good deal until you learn people got paid less back then too. When I graduated the minimum wage was only $2. How much do you get paid?

>>60655614
ai will pay me linkies to connect to its mainframe what will you offer me?

>>60655576 (OP)
>.15 for basically an arby's sandwich
>1.25 hotel room
>hotel room is 8.3 repeating times as expensive as a meat sandwich
>arby's sandwiches today are $7
>7 * 8.3 = $58.10 for a hotel room

this is basically a super 8

>>60657865
>An Inn offering car camping
Wtf did you think it was, the Ritz Carlton?
Fucking idiot.

you could be two meals with a single hour of minimum wagery?

>>60655623
you could buy two meals with a single hour of minimum wagery?

>>60655576 (OP)
Prices were so low because they used actual money back then

>>60655623
2 dollars (min wage in 1974) the equivalent of 13 dollars an hour today, almost double the minimum wage.

it was also only at that rate for 1, year. the very next year you got a 5% raise, and the year after that you got 10% raise of the original 2 dollars.

>>60655576 (OP)
>1/4 pie is 10 cents while a whole pie is 40 cents
Thank Christ they explained it

Even the "great depression" was a better time to live then now.