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Originally Posted by jannista
It affects the groceries I buy. The price of food has gone up so much recently. It seems to have more of an effect then gas for the car. Probably becuase I don't commute very far but I still have to buy food.
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This is where I've noticed the recent rise as well. I've been working from home for the past 9 months and drive into the office once a week, so we haven't been hurting as far as our gas bill is concerned. I have noticed that it used to cost $200 to fill up my cart and it now costs $250+.
I am considering taking the train to work instead of driving. It will be more inconvenient and really won't save me any money, but our cars are both older and we'd like to get a couple more years out of them if possible.