Hello and welcome. It is Eric Eurickson here. The Eric Erikson Show across the nation, the phone number

877973-725. I want to go to the phones because Mark's been waiting. Didn't have time in the last

segment. Mark, welcome to the program. Hey there. Eric, how are you doing? Great. How about yourself?

All right. I was just curious. I noticed that the Kroger app has my old receipts going back to May of last year.

So I went to some of those from around that time just to look and see.

And, Tom, it was either May of Union of last year, it was a three-pound bag,

Cropper store band, frozen, skinless, you know, boneless, chicken breasts,

three-pound bag was $7.99 then, and now if you go to re-ordered, it's $13.25.

Yeah.

It was just interesting to actually go in and see absolutely how prices have changed.

It's very inconsistent.

Eggs, the bag of a dozen eggs I bought around that time was like $3.99 and now they're $4.29.

So some things go up huge. Some things don't.

It's really inconsistent, but it was, man, it was, it's really something to go in there and look and you can see exactly what changed.

Yeah. And you know what's what's also interesting, Mark, is it depends on when you go, because if you,

if you went, I'm willing to guess about six months ago, your egg prices actually

would have been higher because there were some industry problems.

So the prices go up and then they go back down.

But they never, or that they spike up and they reduce and never go back to what they were a year ago.

Beef prices are like that, briskets.

Let me tell you, I actually, I went to hell this weekend, and I try to avoid it.

It's also known as Sam's Club.

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