And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, I was in Orlando, Florida last week for my kids' volleyball tournament.

And getting there, not cheap, right?

Airfare, hotel, rental car, all the usual cram.

But when I was there, everything was cheap.

Gas, how much you think it was a gallon, Ted?

$2.89.

$2.98.

$2.98, a gallon, right?

And I even told one of the other parents there, I'm ready to fill my suitcases with gas

and fly that ass back to Seattle because it's ridiculous here.

An Uber, on average, seven bucks. Did not matter where we win.

Rainier cherries. This is the one, all right?

So rainier cherries, 3,000 miles away

in Florida, $5 for two pounds.

My wife pointed out that the week before that,

those same rainier cherries,

$15 for two pounds at Pike Place Market.

I'll let you do the math on that.

Now, among other things that seem surprisingly cheap, DoorDash, which we used extensively at the hotel to feed the team.

Now, it turns out we were right.

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