When you're buying $60 of groceries a week that now cost $80 and you're buying $30 of gas a week that now costs $40, you're spending an extra $30 a week.
You probably don't even notice an extra $30 a week, but that's breaking the budget for a lot of people.
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You make enough money that it doesn't matter.
When you're buying $60 of groceries a week that now cost $80 and you're buying $30 of gas a week that now costs $40, you're spending an extra $30 a week.
You probably don't even notice an extra $30 a week, but that's breaking the budget for a lot of people.