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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1865King, post: 7756562, member: 103207&quot;]Lets just assume silver goes to $150.00 per ounce next year.&nbsp; What does that really mean.&nbsp;&nbsp; It means our money is worth much than it is now.&nbsp;&nbsp; That&#039;s the sad truth.&nbsp; People seem to think if gold or silver hits these high marks everything is great but, the opposite is true.&nbsp; If silver were to hit $150.00 per ounce next year I would be really scared.&nbsp; This would mean the value of the US dollar is in the shitter.&nbsp; Which it already is, because the current government is not having a problem with printing money that isn&#039;t backed by anything.</p><p><br /></p><p>Consider what we are paying for items at the store or gas station.&nbsp; Not a good sign folks.&nbsp; Last night on the news they were explaining how some manufactures were reducing the weight of food in their packaging.&nbsp; They used an example of Wheat Thin crackers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Last year the box had 16 ounces listed on the label but, now the same size box has 14 ounces listed on the box.&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;ve even seen items on the shelves explaining we have new packaging, but, look real close to see if they are playing with the weight of the product in the package.&nbsp;&nbsp; They did this many years ago with ice cream.&nbsp; Do you remember when a box of ice cream was half a gallon.&nbsp; Not anymore.&nbsp; Um what&#039;s happening.&nbsp; Last week I was at a store and was looking for a package of shredder cheese my wife wanted.&nbsp; In the past these packages contained 2 cups of cheese in them but, last week I noticed a weight reduction on the package of one of the cheeses I&#039;ve bought before.&nbsp; Instead of saying 16 ounces it now said twelve ounces.&nbsp; Which means the package of cheese now only has 1.5 cups of cheese.&nbsp; Not good if you need two cups so I was forced to buy two packages and not one like I normally would.&nbsp;&nbsp; Had I not looked I know I would be heading right back to the store as soon as my wife went to fill her one cup measuring cup.&nbsp; &nbsp; Think about this the next time your in a store.&nbsp; Don&#039;t be surprised if you start to feel sick after you realize what&#039;s happening.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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