I think we're spending less. We installed solar on the roof in 2022 and we've had some summer months where we generated more electricity than we used. I also drive a plug-in hybrid, so local trips use zero gas.
Here's a recent energy report covering the solar (yellow), the battery in the basement (green) and draw from the grid (gray).
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BTW, I think it's cute how conservatives like to give Trump a complete pass on the pandemic economy, yet blame Biden entirely for the inflationary aftermath of the pandemic.
@boudinMan Read your own posts. You see hate when I mention Trump as the president prior to Biden and ask what he did to address refrigerants, since you criticized Biden for not doing so. But you won't even acknowledge your own raging, debilitating hatred for Biden as you continually illustrate.
Hard to say. A decent amount. It is also impossible to know how much is actually inflation when here in Canada grocery conglomerates have been caught price fixing bread, and other companies have been caught engaging in "greedflation" or jacking up prices and blaming inflation because they can.
@NerdyPotato family of 4 so we go through about S250 a week in food house payment - a large chunk of the budget car payments - the wifes 2021 CX-5 is almost paid off, my 2023 Crosstrek should be done around Sept 2025 Utilities - water, electricity, gas, internet, cell phones Insurance
