Let me break this down for you: your grocery bill is going up again, and it's not because of supply chain issues or climate change. No, it's because the Biden administration is spending like there's no tomorrow.

They're throwing stimulus checks around as if they were candy on Halloween. And guess what? Candy doesn't last long. Neither do those checks when inflation hits the fan. You can thank your friendly neighborhood treasury for that.

Now, you might hear them say it's just a little bump in the road. But I have been watching this for years, and I know better than to trust anything they call 'transitory.' This is real, folks, and it's hitting your pocketbook hard.

The buried number? Try 7% annual inflation. That's not what you'll hear on CNN or the nightly news. But it's there in the footnotes of reports that nobody reads unless they're a wonk like me.

So, who does this benefit? Wall Street and big business, mainly. They can weather any storm with their fat wallets and fancy hedge funds. Meanwhile, you and I are left holding the bag when prices go up and our wages stay stagnant.

You ever seen a grocery store price tag go down after they've raised it once already this month? No, me neither. But hey, at least some people are getting rich off of your hard-earned dollars while you're trying to make ends meet.

Now, here's the kicker: economists warn us that if we don't change course soon, we could be looking at a full-blown economic crisis right around the corner. And guess who gets to bail out everyone when it all goes south? That's right — taxpayers like you and me.

No wonder they try to hide these numbers on a Friday afternoon, hoping no one notices. But I noticed. You should too.

So what can you do about it? Protect yourself, protect your family. Don't believe everything the talking heads tell you. And for Pete's sake, read between the lines when they start using fancy words like 'transitory' and 'moderate.'