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And today, since Johnny Depp is now saved from Amber Heard's defamation, I bet you want to travel, don't you?

But now you realize the gas is so expensive.

It's impossible to plan a road trip anywhere because you cannot afford the price of petrol

if you're going from point A to point A and a half, which isn't very far. So that is maddening for a lot of people.

It's very discouraging because as many of us have been

locked down emotionally, physically, free from travel for two plus years, this is the summer for a lot of

people. People have been saving. They have been planning. I talked to a neighbor the other day who just

got back from a family trip to Italy because they were so pent up.

But a lot of people are seeing that travel by and large is up about 60% since the beginning of the pandemic because of the costs of inflation.

That's, you know, a number of things.

There's a labor shortage. So whoever's working,

they cost more money, gas costs more money. Gas is, you know, eight bucks a gallon in some

parts of California. And we are definitely going to go northward of $6 a gallon here in terms of

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