I think generally everything has gone up.

I don't know that I've noticed anything, like any one item that's gone up.

Milk really seems to fluctuate a lot, organic milk especially, which is what we get for her and for our older daughter.

But other than that, it's just a general rise.

Shopping's great, shopping's awesome a general rise. Shopping's great. Shopping's awesome.

Just trying to stay up from inflation, working hard, and making sure that the family has a good time.

In a monthly basis, it's gotten to $1,000 a month for food and trying to recover from everything that goes on.

But if we try to, you work your hard, you work your best,

and try to support the family and make sure that the little one has a good time.

It's universal.

Hi again, everybody. It's five o'clock now in New York.

We're car, do your best and try to make sure the little ones have a good time. What more does anyone want? What more do we try to do? What is more

possibly quintessentially American than that at the holiday season, especially? Even if families

from coast to coast are feeling increasingly pinch this Thanksgiving. New York Times

reports this, that, quote,

the index of consumer sentiment,

a continuing survey that has been maintained

by the University of Michigan since 1958,

is the lowest it's been in 40 years.

Lower than in the dark early days of COVID,

lower than during the financial crisis of 2008, and lower than in the wake of the 1987 stock market crash.

Now, that is a fact.

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