2022, a $100 shopping cart may still have space left before you have to start stacking things. More like $300-$350 if you fill it up.
What the heck are you buying? Piles of steak? Alcohol? I have never spent $100 on a single shopping cart, whether you're talking about 2005 or 2022. I'm not even trying to be frugal, just seems physically hard to load up that much if you're buying actual groceries and carrying them home in bags under your own muscle power.
Point taken. Has anything not gone up?
Hey, even Spring 2020. I remember taking over grocery duty during the early days of the pandemic and stocking UP for the whole month. And it would be like 200-250. I'm talking cart overflowing, meat for the freezer, wine, etc.
If I look at my amazon history from around 2015, clothing was insanely cheap for a while there. Prices have gone up, quality is down.