Since then, American satisfaction has fallen drastically, leading some to wonder if it indicates a U.S. economic bubble.

Does it have anything to do with the money?

No one seems to know.

No one's educated themselves on how they might be related until now.

This happened another time also…

Just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007 when the stock market bubble peaked. The average American's personal satisfaction had peaked at 59% during what many consider another U.S. economic bubble.

Now, personal satisfaction is down to 43%.

The truth is satisfaction seems to peak when all of a sudden everyone seems to know where the money has gone.

Reality hits hard.

So do the surveys…

Here are a few examples of where this is happening now:

Zelensky's Ukraine was very happy with the United States two-to-three years ago.

Now he's discovering where all the donations really went.

He doesn't know, but we know. wink wink

Breitbart reports:

Zelensky Claims Ukraine Received Less Than Half of U.S. Aid, 'Don't Know Where All That Money Went'

"In an interview with the Associated Press published over the weekend, President Zelensky said he doesn't know where most of the money the United States allocated under the Biden administration to Ukraine has gone.

"When I hear – both in the past and even now – from the U.S. that America has provided Ukraine with hundreds of billions, as the president of a nation at war, I can tell you – we've received more than $75 billion," he said. "We're talking about tangible things because this aid didn't come as cash but rather as weapons, which amounted to about $70 billion."