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Old 04-13-2008, 06:09 AM
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Gas and Food definitely UP.

Yesterday on my bread and milk run I noticed the chip aisle as I was walking by. The bottom of the line chips that normally sell for 99 cents every day of the year? Now, $1.19, BUT a twist - they were on SALE for 99 cents. I fear it's just the beginning of getting us used to the higher price! A few pennies? Okay, but a 20 cent jump and multiply that by most things in the store? OUCH!

For instance our store brand bread for a small loaf normally sits at 79 cents pretty steadily. Yesterday the same small loaf? $1.09. That was the cheapest loaf in the store.
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