and getting less spare. it s not for luxuries? no, no, no. not at the moment. it used to be. but it s not now. but i m notjust along for the ride. i m having to work for my supper. what kind of service is that? difficult. oh, there we go. that will be £11.50, please, sir. even with inflation starting to fall, food is still increasing at a faster rate than most other things. and that s felt in every household. how much do you like mushy peas? right to the top. look at this beauty. matt s seen a big change to the cost of potatoes in the last six months, which means prices won t be falling for customers any time soon. was £6 january february time and now it s £21 for a big giant bag, kilogram bag of potatoes. yeah, that s just crazy. it s crazy. the prime minister has promised to halve inflation, but his constituents aren t feeling the benefits yet. gosh, this is much harder than it looks. there you go, sir. enjoy your tea. fuel and energy prices both affect a