of the american country. it's more than what we saw in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. that said, there is such a broader impact of what's going on right now, not just what's happening at the pumps. because oil, and specifically petroleum products, jose, are at the very underpinning of so many aspects of our livelihoods, down to how much it costs to transport goods, flying to see loved ones, even what's made in plastics or certain products. all of this comes back to petroleum. so i was out yesterday talking to some local business owners, specifically in the restaurant and food business, to find out what kind of changes they've seen. coke prices, coca-cola, i'm talking about, have gone up 30 or 40%, according to one food truck owner. in addition to things like fish and meat, tacos, all of this, on the up, chopsticks. i spoke with one entrepreneur who explained to me he's trying to digest this and not pass on the cost to consumers, but it's going to be tough. >> it's going to have some point of -- some kind of effect, because like, everyone's worried about their bills.