Dumb move, maybe, but sometimes things happen and your tapped out financially. Not everyone has access to a bus and with 2 people working (for the time being) the cost of gas is eating away their funds. Many people drive for an hour or more to work. Eating less isn’t an option when there are babies & older kids in the home. Nowadays you can’t eat cheaper due to food costs skyrocketing. How many gallons of milk do you think a family of 4 or more consume each week? I don’t know the cost elsewhere, but I paid $5.00 this week for a gallon of store brand milk.
You sit there berating people who through no fault of their own find themselves strapped. You write piously what others should do. You aren’t walking in their shoes so you aren’t in their situation.
”Overspending on card with no plan to pay it back and doing the same next month is just a downward spiral. how does it end?”
You are correct, but there are times when it’s NOT overspending, but a means to survive.
”3 reasons why gas prices are so high right now
Gas prices in the US have hit a seven-year high.
Demand has increased as the economy reopened and Americans have begun driving more.”
”Meanwhile, supply has been constrained because of lower US production and OPEC decisions.
Since Biden took office, Americans have been exponentially paying more at the pump as his administration dismantled Trump-era energy policies and pushed for a green economic transition.”
The following needs repeating:
”Oil prize hike. Petroleum products are the backbone of the production of all goods and services. Therefore, higher oil prices will have a negative effect on consumption, as the purchasing power of consumers will decrease.”
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