The Egg-pocalypse
The Egg-pocalypse Now In a world where eggs have become the ultimate luxury item, society finds itself scrambling to adapt. From backyard chicken coops to black market dealings, the humble egg
Bullshit, Balderdash, and Backtalk!
Welcome to the economy & satire page — where recessions are retro, inflation is a lifestyle brand, and economists now moonlight as doomsday prophets on TikTok.
At Bohiney, we believe economy satire is a public service. Why cry about your 401(k) when you can laugh while Googling “how to barter emotions for groceries”?
We explore the global marketplace like a flea market inside a fever dream:
Billionaires are now collecting ghost towns like NFTs.
The stock market is basically astrology, but with worse outfits.
And your crypto wallet just left you for someone younger and more stable.
In this timeline, economic indicators include:
The number of eggs your friends are willing to fight over
Whether your DoorDash driver is also your landlord
If your rent costs more than your student loans, car insurance, and dignity combined
Every Bohiney economy article is a hard-hitting exposé written by freelance economists with nothing to lose and nothing in savings. We dive into the absurdity of wage gaps, tax loopholes, and $12 coffee sold with “late capitalist foam.”
You’ll laugh, you’ll cringe, you’ll consider investing in canned beans.
Tour the panic economy: https://bohiney.com/economy/
The Egg-pocalypse Now In a world where eggs have become the ultimate luxury item, society finds itself scrambling to adapt. From backyard chicken coops to black market dealings, the humble egg
Yuan More Joke? Comedians Declare China's Currency Funnier Than Stand-Up Itself" Comics Roast China’s Renminbi: ‘It’s Not Backed by Gold, It’s Backed by Xi’s Vibes and a Giant Picture of a
Inflation Soars Again; Your Ramen Has Entered a Bull Market Buy beans, sell dreams! By Sigrid Bjornsson for Bohiney Magazine The economy is broken, but not in a dramatic way. According to the
Fredericksburg: The New Aspen of Texas - How a Sleepy Town Became a Playground for the Super Rich From Antiques to Armani Fredericksburg, Texas, a town once known for its antique shops
Elon Musk’s Sonic Carhop Overhaul: Super Sonic Service or Supersonic Disaster? Sonic Drive-In Goes Sci-Fi with Elon’s Speed Obsession In the latest development that no one asked for but everyone’s kind of
The Secret Lives of Frugal Fanatics: 10 Things They’ll Never Spend Money On Why Pay When You Can Mooch? The Art of Extreme Frugality From Thrift Store Couture to Costco Banquets, Frugal
Local Billionaire Announces He'll Live on Minimum Wage for a Week Tech Mogul Plans Ultimate "Poverty Experience" From His $50 Million Estate Silicon Valley billionaire Chad Maximillian III shocked the financial world
Man Who Says “Money Can’t Buy Happiness” Clearly Never Tried Buying Happiness COLUMBUS, OH — Declaring himself a “simple man of modest means and complex spreadsheets,” local lecturer-on-life Brad Keller told
George Costanza Named Federal Reserve Chairman "Do the Opposite" Becomes National Policy "The Art of Economics Meets the Art of Doing Nothing Right" Written in Washington, D.C., by Victor Spoofington III Washington, D.C. –
61% Would Rather Spot Sasquatch Than See On-Time Federal Budget Poll Reveals Americans Trust Bigfoot More Than Congressional Budget Competence In a revelation that shocked exactly no one, a new study finds
Housing Crisis 2025: Why Seniors Refuse to Downsize Their Empty Mansions America's greatest housing shortage isn't caused by supply chain issues—it's caused by grandparents who won't let go of their architectural
The Economist's 2026 Predictions: A Crystal Ball Full of Debt and Delusion The Economist's November 15th edition isn't just dead-tree journalism - it's a carnival of global anxieties wrapped in stock-market
Housing Crisis Worsens: Americans Now Renting Closets, Paying Extra for Lightbulb San Francisco, CA — As America's housing crisis deepens beyond the realm of rational economics, citizens downsize from apartments to closets,
Milei Turns Argentina Into Libertarian Experiment While Hair Defies Gravity Buenos Aires—In what political analysts are calling "the most aggressive government diet since someone told Congress to skip dessert," Argentine President
Financial Analysts Practice Surprised Faces While Algorithms Do the Actual Work Markets Brace for Information They Will Claim to Have Predicted Long-awaited consumer data finally arrived this morning after bureaucratic delays that
Congress Plays Chicken with the Nation's Future — But Someone Turned Off the Headlights at Midnight Breaking: Washington's Annual Staring Contest Returns, Federal Workers Polish Their Resumes The Great Washington Stare-Down: Political
Economists Admit They've Been Making It Up All Along By Helene Voigt | Bohiney.com In a stunning confession that has left Wall Street slightly panicked and households mildly amused while fundamentally destroying
Japanese Economy Confronts Difficult Choices While Citizens Wonder If Sake Can Fix This Currency Crisis Meets Cultural Coping Mechanisms The Japanese yen tumbled to its lowest level in ten months this week,
Markets Collapse After Billionaire Says 'Everything Looks Bad' Economists Call It the ‘Self-Fulfilling Prophecy of the Rich’ A Billionaire’s Words Shake the Economy NEW YORK — In what economists are calling “the most
Trump Threatens 100% China Tariff: Americans Prepare to Make Own iPhones Using Thoughts and Prayers The great economic revival that begins with duct tape and ends with collective hallucination. Trade War Escalates
Federal Workers Laid Off During Shutdown: Trump Announces New 'Hunger Games' Hiring Process When bureaucracy meets reality TV, the nation's civil service gets a competitive makeover. Government Hiring Gets a Dystopian Makeover WASHINGTON,
New York City: The Urban Jungle & Congestion Pricing Where Congestion Congestion Pricing Meets Chaos By C.R. “Loose Lips” Leake, Metropolitan Satire Correspondent New York City, the bustling metropolis where dreams are made—and
Study Claims $2,000 Checks Could Inflate Economy and Twitter Fights Trump's $2,000 Checks: The Economy, Twitter, and Your Uncle Bob A new study suggests that Donald Trump's proposed $2,000 tariff checks could
The Golden State’s Newest Retail Trend: Take Now, Worry Later Written in Seal Beach, California, by Clara Contrarian Seal Beach, California – The Golden State is no stranger to making headlines, but
The Great American Job Creation Fantasy: How We Magically Lost 911,000 Jobs That Never Existed A Satirical Examination of Economic Fiction and Statistical Wizardry The Great American Job Creation Fantasy: When Statistics
Tariffs Are Just a Tool: Like a Hammer, a Wrecking Ball, or a Flamethrower WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a move that shocked precisely zero people, former President Donald Trump once again
Trump Proposes $2,000 Tariff Dividend, Americans Wonder If Money Comes With Free Tinfoil Hat Washington, D.C.—In a proposal that economists describe as "creative, confusing, and potentially award-winning in the category of
California Desperately Begs Oil Companies to Stay After Spending Years Telling Them to Leave The Golden State's Most Awkward Relationship Status Update California's relationship with Big Oil has officially entered its "it's
China Declares World Trade "Too Mainstream," Returns to Barter of Soybeans and Iron Ore PRESS RELEASE — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Once again the globe spins, trade deals are signed, economic treaty dinners are prepped
The Great Recession Pep Rally: How Media Turned Economic Cheerleading Into a Blood Sport When Optimism Becomes a Contact Sport Picture this: It's Monday morning in America, and the Dow Jones just
Investors Cheer Shutdown: Finally, Something Worse Than Their Portfolio By Chloe Summers | Bohiney Magazine Wall Street erupted in cautious celebration today as the federal government shut down—finally giving investors a scapegoat
Trump's New Import Taxes: From Drugs to Dressers — Because We Need More Price Wars at Home Mar-a-Lago, FL — Former President Donald Trump unveiled comprehensive import taxes targeting everything from pharmaceuticals
New York Times vs David Sacks: A Showdown When Tech Bros Go Full Soap Opera You know the scene. The curtain rises. A cloud of stock options hovers in mid-air. Enter David Sacks,