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I just paid $4.19 for 91 octane yesterday. 

A case of basic beer (Pabst) runs about $27 here.

A 12 of Modelo I just bought was $16.49.

6-pack of local craft beer here is around $10.  4-5 years ago it was more like $8.  25% increase isn't bad for something that has VERY inelastic demand with respect to pricing.

WTF??

I just looked in my freezer. Boneless skinless breast $2.99/lb. Wings $2.49/lb.

I don't know where you're shopping, but you're getting screwed.

Chicken wing prices are highly volatile.  Current price at my local grocer is $3.63/ lb and that's for the cheapest brand, the store's entry-level own-brand.  Average national price was around $1.69/lb in 2019 so that's around 114% inflation.

HOWEVER

It wasn't so long before that, that wings were $.79 or $.89 per lb. 
The ever-increasing popularity of chicken wings is not the fault of the president, I can't blame Sleepy Joe for the law of supply and demand.

WTF??

I just looked in my freezer. Boneless skinless breast $2.99/lb. Wings $2.49/lb.

I don't know where you're shopping, but you're getting screwed.

Look on a map to see where we are in the country. I'll help.

Chicken wing prices are highly volatile.  Current price at my local grocer is $3.63/ lb and that's for the cheapest brand, the store's entry-level own-brand.  Average national price was around $1.69/lb in 2019 so that's around 114% inflation.

HOWEVER

It wasn't so long before that, that wings were $.79 or $.89 per lb. 
The ever-increasing popularity of chicken wings is not the fault of the president, I can't blame Sleepy Joe for the law of supply and demand.

I wonder if wings actually get more expensive when football season rolls around? 

2019 price for eggs at my local grocery store, was around $1.10/dozen.  Current price is $2.77/dozen.  These aren't fancy organics or anything, they're the base for large Grade A in the cheapest version of the store's own-brands.  Basically, what the poor people (and me) buy for basic protein needs.

154% increase. 

According to this, using 2019 is a bit of cherry-picking... 2019 was the lowest price for a dozen eggs since 2006, at $1.40/dozen. 2018 was $1.76, and back in 2015 it was as high as $2.47. 

National price is currently $2.71, suggesting NEARLY 100% price inflation (94%), but only if you use a statistically very cheap year for eggs. If you started with 2018 it'd be 54% and if you used 2020 it'd be 79%. 

Also note that using a single commodity is difficult, because it may reflect factors beyond simple inflation. For example, the rise of bird flu and the rising costs to mitigate it.