months. the market has already adjusted to an economic slowdown. the economy hasn t because the jobs market is so strong, thank god, but the market has already made its adjustment and basically has concluded that the fed between the federal reserve and some of the resolutions on the supply chain side that maybe it s not going to be that bad. we ll see how the inflation numbers come out. the slowing economy also helps reduce the cost of oil. if you re just a regular person at home, and we re looking at these gas prices. we have this little disagreement in commercial breaks about this. yes, it s been so many days where you ve seen the dip in gas prices but it s still 70 bucks a gas tank to fill up a ford explorer. which is less than half of the rest of the world. the entire rest of the planet and canada is $10. dylan, who cares if you re on a fixed income, is my point. if you re on a fixed income and it costs you basically half that, not that long ago and it s cutting into your g
reporter: in the town of lumberton in southeast texas be with everyone in the country that is in need reporter: rising prices have forced bridget and johnny to change their way of life as a mom i feel stressed about everything reporter: they ve had to cut back on the activities they enrolled their three kids in. we find more activities to do that are cheaper, free. reporter: and they stopped eating out the other day they were talking about how they miss eating pizza hut. that for us, it s a luxury item. reporter: instead, bridget keeps to a tight grocery budget if i see my budget going over, then i go back through my list and say what do i have to have this week? they don t get their frozen waffles as much anymore. those are luxury items we cut out are you going to race cars today? reporter: outside sacramento, melissa and mike carr are making sacrifices too. we re giving grant a haircut so we can save about $30 from this haircut my husband does his own ha
to school that s changed, it s how they are learning. may i have a cookie, please? parents are worried about the effects remote learning has had on their kids. she didn t get to have a first day of kindergarten. imagine taking your kids to the first day of school and pictures just looking at a screen? she has spent almost half of her academic career now behind a computer screen. and we really don t know the long-term impact that virtual learning will have on our students. nicole and her husband have raising two sons outside of san antonio. she says one of the major challenges compounding the difficulty for families is record inflation. it s a pocketbook pinch being felt all around the country. second grashed, his fee for camp is about $75 more. i have never been a person who is closely followed my grocery budget, but i have noticed the prices of some things are just so insane.
telling fox news about their biggest struggles navigating everyday life from inflation to crime and the pandemic and gillian turner is on that in washington, d.c. hello, good morning. making daily life livable during this pandemic is a skill families had to learn on the fly. we talked to a woman and her husband from san antonio. the major things compounding pandemic stress is inflation. it s being felt nationwide. second grader, his fee for camp is about $75 more per week. i have never been a person who had closely followed my grocery budget but i ve noticed the prices of some things are so unsane. gas prices are about as predictable as covid. we don t know from day-to-day is it going to be 30 cents
inflation and covid. and visiting with five families to see what they want the most and the best word to describe it is normalcy. she joins us now, hi. gillian, what did you learn? they want normalcy and making daily life a scope that families across the country had to learn on the fly. nicole and her husband outside of san antonio and the major things compounding pandemic stress is inflation. and that s a pinch felt nationwide. the fee for camp is about $75 more per week. i ve never been a person who has closely followed my grocery budget, but i ve noticed the prices of some things are just so insane. gas prices are about as predictable as covid. we don t know from day-to-day,