Anyone see this article? Start pinching your pennies!

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  • neanderthin
    neanderthin Posts: 10,759 Member
    It's always something. These circumstances don't happen overnight and the market does adjust pricing before it actually happens. Current pricing is the result of all accumulated apocalyptic events, current or otherwise.
  • snikkins
    snikkins Posts: 1,282 Member
    I actually live in this area and while yes, things are bad concerning rain and agriculture, part of this article is just fear mongering. Mendota wasn't exactly a thriving metropolis until the most recent drought. Also, while other parts of the state have been seeing decent economic recovery, this area was hit a little harder and is struggling a little more to do so. Blaming all of the business closures on the drought is shortsighted.

    TL;DR: Is it bad? Yes. Is it panic and buy out all of Costco's toilet paper (and canned food)? Not yet.
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