Keeping tabs on inflation

Similar. Gasoline is a bit higher here. Fortunately, I don't usually have to drive very far, and I'll be cutting back on groceries to save for other bills.

I sell beer $9.00. Per 24 oz can at a concert venue two miles down the road it is three bucks. Every tax wolf wants his cut

Almost identical. There are some items that seem to have jumped up tremendously, my Italian soda almost doubled in 2 years, while others, cheese, dropped. I don't use gas in my car, but just filled my wife:d at $3.49 a US gallon.

Conversion of 75 Euros to Sterling is about £65. I don't spend anywhere near that much per week. Maybe £40 in an average week. Current CostCo price for unleaded petrol is 136.9p per litre

I spend about $40 a week on food. Mostly I live on brown rice and beans and whatever I can put in it, tuna or diced tomatoes, onions, garlic, celery.

Damn here regular gas is like 3.97.

Last time I gassed up it was $3.79US/gallon. I live alone, buy groceries once a week and usually spend $40-50. I purchase very little meat. I am a hunter and my freezer is stocked with venison.

The other day...one shop, two grocery bags. Food for two people for a week not including snacks I'm gonna buy today and milk during the week, (so it'll be well over $200, with no laundry or bathroom stuff...or coffee)
$181 AUD ...(€107)Just veggies, fruit, meat, milk, bread, ...all the basics.
This is twice as expensive as this time last year .

Petrol per liter : $2.03 (€1.20)

[quote] Just a few minutes ago I got back from grocery shopping and getting gas (not to be mistaken with getting gassed😃). [/quote]

About the same here. The telling factor is average wages in contrast to those prices.