Kaila Lopez

A, she can afford to buy fewer things at the end of the year.

B, she can afford to buy more things at the end of the year.

C, it's not clear.

Or D, I don't know.

She can afford to buy fewer things at the end of the year.

Yeah, I think you're right because the rate of return is less than the rate of inflation.

Well, first, I've certainly been stuck behind some of these slower trucks recently.

So if I'm ever late, that's the reason why.

But no, obviously trucks power the U.S.

economy.

According to the American Trucking Association, 73% of U.S.

freight got to its final destination via truck, totaling over 11 billion tons of goods transported in a year.

And one driver said the cost to fill his truck has increased to roughly $1,200 per tank from about $750 before the increases in gas prices.

This, obviously, when you're talking about millions of trucks driving across the country spending that much more per tank, that could impact the prices that you see when you're going to the store.

Yeah, I have been to Williamsburg, so I'm familiar with that.

Yeah.

No, I mean, these pictures and videos from the event are so fun, and I totally get the allure.

I also hope that for my 100th birthday, something similar happens.

Exactly.

Everyone's showing up in just, I guess, black t-shirt.