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the economic impacts of this war. Costs for food companies jumped almost 8% basically just from higher fuel costs.
We're still waiting for the impact of higher fertilizer, plastics, etc. That is going to mean that down the road when those costs also get incorporated into food prices, prices are going to continue to go up.
I don't feel that I even need to really explain this because we all basically lived through all of this through co we saw the way that inflation built and built and built.
>> I would say over a year probably from the lockdown for everything to show up but because we lived through all of that plus Russia Ukraine we have now seen the story play out multiple times like you not going to have things end overnight
the worst energy crisis literally in modern history and coupled with the straight of Hormuz news. I don't see a way where we are not going to have rampant and persistent high supply side inflation.
inflation. The United Airlines CEO has now come out and say fairs may need to rise by 20% to offset jet fuel costs.
Lufansza has now cut 20,000 flights to save fuel from the Iran war.
Gas is still $4 a gallon. Gas was 290 6 weeks ago. Diesel is like 520 something a gallon.
Am I taking crazy pills? Like when have we ever seen gas go by over a dollar in a single month and then stay there with no real end in sight?
Let's just do like back of the napkin stuff.
Most people take some small vacation uh in the summer statistically. Family of four, it was going to cost you $600 a person. Now it's $750 per person.
And you're like, "Oh, okay. Well, that's a lot of money."
>> Yeah. You're just going to say, "We can't do it this year."
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