When I was a kid, you could actually get a piece of gum for a penny from the bottom shelf of a convenience store candy aisle. It was individually wrapped pink bubble gum with not-so-great flavor, but it cost a penny. Nothing costs a penny anymore. Not even sure if there’s anything that costs a nickel.
Commentary by Editor-in-Chief R. Mitchell. Editorial cartoon by Tom Stiglich (@TStig822).
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