Economic Disparity Observer Pillows

'Big issue mate?' - smart suited Big Issue salesman.

"No, of course there isn't, 'one law for the rich and another for the poor'... There's no law for the poor."

GAS PRICES AT PUMP

'The government's right. Not counting, food, clothing, energy, shelter, health care, or transportation, inflation is hardly going up.'

Billions for Terrorists, No Tribute to Americans

"Business is so bad even my hotcakes aren't selling like hotcakes."

'All right, gentlemen, this is the current picture of our growth industry!'

'Grandpa, what was manufacturing?'

'In the economy, money is the lure.'

' Oh no! I'm being repossessed! '

"He downgraded Apple."

Tata: Goodbuy or Goodbye?

'Why don't you start a small business with a loan from a bank?'

Supermarket Merge

'Would you please wipe away this difference?'

"And what do you think of the government's record on housing?"

'Commerical real estates' man excited by peak in sleeping 'Rental rates' monitor

'Oh, just sitting around, waiting for the next computer generated trading bubble to burst, sending the market into death spiral.'

Business isn't booming.

"I worry that we're headed for a future where you won't be able to earn three hundred times the salary of your lowest paid worker."

"Our sales have slumped so much, we now have a couch for them."

"Isn't it comforting that even in our fast-moving times there are still things that remain as they were?"

"It's ten o'clock. Do you know where your 401k is?"

Wall Street Down

Physics toy.

Big oil.

Two ATMs sit side by side; one is labeled "Cash" while the other is labeled "Power".

"Remember the old days, when cat's' used to bounce?"

"I know, I know... But I thought he would bring down the price of eggs."

"Is this it? Are we going to spend the rest of our lives flailing around in the growing gap between rich and poor?"

You Can Sponsor an American for Just $6 a Day

Temporarily closed to rethink our concept.

Euro crisis.

'Stop complaining. We can't afford business class any more.'

The More You Fight the Trade Deficit, the Worse It Gets