Finally, a bit of video satire to start the week off.
HT Greg Mankiw.
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5 comments:
"We had 25% unemployment, Lord, it's good enough for me...."
"We had millions lose their homes, Lord, it's good enough for me..."
"We had people living in Hoovervilles, Lord, it's good enough for me..."
Merle forgot to include those verses
Sound more like "That Old Time Depression."
Exactly my point, Tim.
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