It seems that you haven't checked out the reference, because during the same time renewables became 2x cheaper than Nuclear at it's best, and 4x cheaper than Nuclear is right now.

If you still buy the same brand of 4$ bread made from exotic imported ingredients and a non-bio-degradable packaging that needs to be stored for thousands of years and can only be bought in 2 Ton Loafs from a government-owned centralized bakery that hasn't baked bread in years, and requires a nuclear physics degree to be sliced.

Instead of buying the 1$ Bread that is currently produced in high quantities, can be bought from your lokal bakery, has bio-degradable packaging, mostly local incredients, can be baked by any engineer and bought and cut by private individuals.

Then I think that could be called nostalgic at best. It certainly doesn't speak of economic literacy.

If I can only buy the $1 bread during the day, that's an issue, as I might also be hungry at night.

At night most people sleep so you don't need as much bread, and in case you do get hungry you can just eat the other brand that costs 1$.

The "Dunkelflaute" is extremely rare [0].

0: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunkelflaute