$4.09/gal for regular gas is one thing . . .

[AverageOldGuy]

. . . however, today after filling up I did grocery shopping.

Once a week I buy three 750ml bottles of the cheapest white wine I can find -- Pinot Grigio, Chardonay, whatever -- usually pay $10.99 a bottle.

Today every bottle of my usual was $14.65 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

$4.09/gal for regular gas is one thing but wine is something else entirely!!! I'm ready to take to the streets -- the National Mall in DC sounds like a good place --I'll go unarmed this time -- who's with me? Look for the old, white-haired almost-bald guy on the Mall across from the White House, sipping cheap wine. (NO BOONE'S FARM -- I do have a little pride,)

[sop]

1. May I suggest Ripple...or Mad Dog 20/20?

[FoxNewsSucks]

2. Same here, we're getting fucked all over

I travel a lot for work so I'm fucked by gas.

I love wine, fresh fruit/veg and coffee.

Between tariffs, ICE deporting workers, and corporate greed, they fuck me all day every day.

I couldn't hate him, his corrupt family, his greedy backers and every fucker who still voted for him more.

[snowybirdie]

3. Dang!

Was Barefoot included? Boxed is cheaper I think

[Norrrm]

4. Try Fred Sanford's Champipple.

Jeanine Pirro, nicknamed Judge Box of Wine, probably knows where to buy it cheap, in bulk.

[mercuryblues]

5. google 2 buck Chuck

and give it a try.

[Hassler]

6. Cheapest gas here is Costco for $4.59

But cheap wine can be found for less than that. TJ's and a few others like Gallo...you can't spell gallon without Gallo.

[maxsolomon]

7. I'd plotz if regular was 4.10

I paid 5.70 for premium at Costco yesterday.

Sorry about the vin de table. If you're paying $14/bottle, go to Costco or Total Wine and get something good at the same price.

[ProfessorGAC]

8. Not Seeing That Here

I buy wine for cooking.
I'd estimate 35 or 40 cents more for the size bottles I get.
You're seeing 30 percent, while we're seeing 35 cents!
We're not in wine country so I should be seeing what you are.
I wonder why not.

[BigmanPigman]

9. Gas in CA is $6

ALL products are increasing in cost, CA beats all of them, I am sorry to say, since I live here and have to pay a lot more for everything than 90% of the other states.

[Ilsa]

10. According to Krugman, the real pain hasn't arrived yet.

Possibly next week, we'll see the financial inflationary impact of the shortages across many products from groceries to fertilizer then everything else.

Trump either doesn't understand, or isn't willing to deal with the reality that oil pricing is based on worldwide economics. We won't have shortages here if we are willing to pay a premium for oil & gas, even if it is produced here. Why would ExxonMobil sell us an $80 barrel when it can get 25% more on the world market?