Hectic and hellish life was made into a running race of who could get what and where the fastest. wages and the worth of money fluctuates the same amount of marks could have bought lesser or more depending on time

People would have felt frustrated, impatient. As the market fluctuates a days worth of work meant differently as time passes. money was incumbersome and incovienant to carry around. grocceries were bought with large bags. it was a struggle ot get basic nesceties from the market

The price of goods exponentially increases from 1913 to 1923. 1kg of bread in 1923 costs approximately 1.5 trillion times more than it did in 1913.

Likewise, an egg in 1923 costs 1 trillion times more than it did in 1913, somehow costing even more than a pair of shoes in 1923.

Weimar Germany was suffering from a dismal economic situation, where the price of everything spirals out of control.

 

Living conditions in Germany were dire. This is supported by how workers "began running as soon as they could. They dashed to food stores." as if they got there first, "a half kilo of sugar might have been bought for 2 million marks" while being "at the back, by the time you got to the counter, 2 million would buy only a quarter kilo". This shows

Life was madness, nightmare, desperation, chaos.
Volatile living conditions 

Critical towards government 
Frustrated

The source shows how Germany was in an extremely hopeless and manic time as people had to rush around with sacks or prams of money just to be able to pay for things. Due to the government constantly printing more money and shops increasing prices, people led a very frantic lifestyle

The people that had fixed incomes would find themselves unable to afford basic necessities. Often having to make a difficult choice between what they would be able to buy. 

The rich people found that their savings had become worthless instantly, and would have to suffer along with the poor.

Hyperinflation affected all, regardless of social class, in its own way.