I can't believe that Jimmy Kimmel has been doing late night his stupid Jimmy Kimmel live for 20 years.

This January is 20 years. ABC's Jimmy Kimmel live 20 years. So he just signed a new deal that takes him through the 23rd season.

But this January marks 20 years. So congratulations. Congratulations.

That means that he's going to surpass Jay Leno who did it for 22 years. Conan. Conan did it for 28 and then Carson did it for 30.

Letterman did it for 33. So Kimmel's going to hit 23 anyway.

And he buddy can make it in America kids. And I'm sure it doesn't say exactly what Jimmy's new deal is. But I'm sure that he's not going to worry about the extra 11,500.

You're going to have to spend thanks to inflation this year. That's all. I'm afraid Jimmy's probably not going to worry about that. I don't know though. He might. I don't know.

Apparently American family spent an average of $61,000, $300 in 2020. So that means with inflation and everything you're going to run up to now $72,900, which is great.

I mean, we all know that the groceries are up in the show. We can all do the numbers. You see it every day. I don't know.

I don't just gasoline is going back up to by the way. I know Joe Biden's busy touting his little gasoline prices, but they're out there way back up. Something's fishy is going on. I know Texas though because Texas went up 30 cents overnight,

where the rest of the nation was coming down still because I think they thought, whoa, whoa, don't get too far ahead of us there. Texas. So I saw somebody in Georgia yesterday posting something to 87 or something like that. And I thought, wait a minute. They didn't get there 30

and spike the way we did. No, they did not because we're up. I mean, I saw what I found still paying under three for regular under three.

Over three. No, under three. It was $2.99. It was $2.99. The cheapest that I saw. Well, we can't complain. That's what I pay too loudly as there are.

What is the what's the average price now, Rob? Do we know it's three, four, or I don't know. The average price. Yeah, I don't know. It's always, you know, it's always more than what we're paying. Yeah, yeah. So you don't want to complain too loudly.

Unless you're Jeffy, right? That's your Jeffy.

Yeah, three 68, three 68 is your nationwide average. So I guess we will also drain in the reservoir is doing good things. Yeah, that's just dropping the price like nothing is what is doing. I mean, Texas 315 on average.

I don't know how we're going to, you know, if they're ever going to get a, maybe we stopped spending. Maybe the government could stop spending.

I mean, I know that first, you know, they said, don't inflation doesn't exist. What are you talking about? That's transitory. Transitor.

Oh, you know what? We're going to get control. We're going to get control on inflation. That's what we're doing. We're going to get control on that.

You know, we'll get the fed to a razor interest rate. We'll try to curb that inflation a little bit. So it does exist.

Huh, because people see it all over the world. All I hear is them continuing to spend. It's a never ending thing.

First, let me say welcome to Pat Gray. I'm a Pat is on vacation. Jeff Fisher here, chewing the fat, filling it Keith Maloneck here. Thank you for coming along for the ride today. Welcome.

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