If you’re someone who enjoys using food delivery platforms like Grubhub or Uber Eats, you’ve likely come across DoorDash. With just a few taps on your phone or clicks online, these services bring your favorite restaurant meals straight to your doorstep. Their popularity skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic and they continue to attract a growing number of users thanks to their convenience.

While you might not consider these companies as economic experts, they offer a unique perspective worth considering. Given their vast data collection and real-world insights, they can analyze trends, at least within the food delivery sector.

Recently, DoorDash released its inaugural report on economic trends, providing a glimpse into the current economic landscape.

Their findings indicate a positive shift, suggesting that the challenging period of inflation, often referred to as “Bidenflation,” is fading into the past.

That’s a development I can certainly get behind.

What they’re seeing, quite simply, is that things are getting better and the dog days of Bidenflation are ebbing further and further into the rearview mirror:

Prices for everyday essentials and breakfast staples are falling or flat, with DoorDash’s Breakfast Basics Index down 14% between March and September 2025.

Downtowns are seeing momentum return recovering with weekday lunch orders to business districts up in more than 50% of cities nationally, with Chandler, AZ and San Francisco, CA leading the rebound with increases more than 6 times the national rate.

That works for me.

🥚🥛Good morning, lower prices.

From DoorDash’s first-ever State of Local Commerce Report, our Breakfast Basics Index — tracking the cost of breakfast grocery goods — is down 14% since March.
That’s one sign of strength in local economies: consumers are stretching their dollars… pic.twitter.com/ouHEnplYOV

— DoorDash (@DoorDash) November 10, 2025

That’s one sign of strength in local economies: consumers are stretching their dollars further, and Main Street is proving resilient.

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The White House quickly took note of the report and posted a statement to their official website (emphasis theirs):

President Donald J. Trump’s bold economic agenda is delivering real results for American families — with new data from DoorDash’s State of Local Commerce report confirming that inflation has been tamed, everyday prices are beginning to drop, and wages are growing.

From breakfast tables to store shelves, President Trump’s agenda is lowering costs when families need it the most — fueling an economic comeback that is only just beginning as President Trump works to Make America Affordable Again.

Here’s White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt:

President Trump defeated Joe Biden’s inflation crisis – just like he promised.

We are already seeing the cost of breakfast items fall as a result.

President Trump is laser-focused on continuing to Make America Affordable Again. pic.twitter.com/xUstYgPS82

— Karoline Leavitt (@PressSec) November 10, 2025

The ramifications and pain caused by the Schumer Shutdown are still not fully known, but this much we do know: the Democrats’ pointless theater of the absurd slowed an economy that had been booming under Trump. Hopefully, the intransigent leftists will get their act together this week and vote to finally end the darn thing – although they will have accomplished absolutely nothing with their juvenile antics – and we can get back to growing the Trump economy.

According to DoorDash, at least, the signs are looking good.

Editor’s Note: After more than 40 days of screwing Americans, a few Dems have finally caved. The Schumer Shutdown was never about principle—just inflicting pain for political points.

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