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"Many" co-host Emily Compagno saidWashington Post columnist Michelle after the writer told Americans to "stop complaining" about rising prices. The singletary'sinflation advice was called "very uncomfortable." Compagno invited Singletary to visit the vineyards of her family, a small business they run, to see first-hand the increased costs and how they affect American family business.
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Emily Compagno:My family is a small business you know, and it's an agricultural company. And the idea from this Washington Post columnist, Miss Singletary, exaggerated or over-inflated the pain we're experiencing,, which we're somehow complaining about. As a small business, trying to achieve your goals and earning a salary is very untouchable and very unpleasant. I encourage her to come out to the vineyard. I come to her to take a tour and see how many things I have to buy each month to maintain and comply with environmental and state and federal regulations. How did those costs soar absolutely? And do you know what we refused to do? The cost is passed on to consumers. … We don't tell consumers that. Because, unlike them,, unlike this White House,we respected our fellow Americans and they had a hard time.
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