Present.
1) The is just a discussion of the rate of inflation decreasing. That's not deflation. The 30%-ish spike in prices is still there, and the current inflation rate is based on a new, higher baseline. Meaning it should be decreasing more quickly, but we have too much cash chasing not enough goods and services.
2) It takes years, sometimes even decades for wages to catch up. Hence, most people don't feel great about the economy overall because their paycheck doesn't go as far...and it won't for some time, if ever.
3) Blame Trump but Congress passed the Covid stimulus - and your demigod Fauci recommended the "15 days to slow the spread". Before Covid under Trump the feds were spending under $5T. His stimulus, plus normal spending, took the total to $7.34T for 2020.
In 2021, when everything was coming back to normal, Biden spent more - $7.4T - on "infrastructure". I'm not seeing those roads, bridges and border walls, are you? The following year, 2022, Biden spent an additional $6.48T, almost $2T more than in any year under Trump.
Since 2000 we've had Presidents with terrible spending habits. But Biden has been MUCH worse than Trump - he's essentially spending in a normal year like Trump did during a 100-year pandemic.
Good luck with your TDS. I hear it can be fixed.