Same, small town, and the prices keep changing so fast in the last five years that the restaurants went from relatively nice durable menus to cheap little paper plastic flaps, because they kept having to reprint the menus again and again with all the price hikes.

If I understand the argument, we're collapsing the world order over the price of a burrito?

Voters in small town America neither care about nor understand geopolitics. They do understand and care about the price of burritos. Have you seen any recent interviews of voters and their stated concerns? Have you seen the exit polling demographics by education level?

That burrito is the world for many people, and it’s already collapsed.

The rapid change in prices have been a lot to adjust to, but consumers seem OK with it because they keep buying expensive goods.

I would be surprised if everyone stopped buying food...