Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 23 segments
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All right, we are back.
$90 for a fill-up.
Rachel in the chat room, girl, I know you're gonna want one of these for mentors.
I'm gonna get you a 20% off coupon, 'cause I know you're gonna want one of these things.
I know you are.
Anyway, um, so n- y- and that's one of the records we're talking about today.
In September, fossil fuel was the most expensive it has ever been in the history of fossil fuel, since we've used oil.
It was the most expensive to the consumer that it has ever been.
Just remember that.
Here, 5.50.
In the UK, gas is up to 12 to $13 a gallon in the UK, or higher, depending upon where you are.
So September, the hottest month on record ever.
The hottest September ever on record in history.
Record broken.
October, about to be the hottest October in history ever recorded.
Gas prices, the highest they have ever been in the history of gas prices.
So here I am wanting to spend 140 bucks to go see Diana Ross, so w- I've seen her 10 times, by the way.
Not like I haven't seen her.
And I almost didn't wanna go, 'cause I almost thought, "She's gonna be great, but she's not gonna be her 'cause she's 82.
So she's not gonna be running around the stage and running through the audience," and, you know, do I really wanna go? But I, I did wanna go.
So $90 for groceries, okay? Another $90 for, uh, gas.
That's $180 for gas and groceries.
Remember, I live off under five grand a month.
So that's 180 bucks right there.
All right, we are back.
$90 for a fill-up.
Rachel in the chat room, girl, I know you're gonna want one of these for mentors.
I'm gonna get you a 20% off coupon, 'cause I know you're gonna want one of these things.
I know you are.
Anyway, um, so n- y- and that's one of the records we're talking about today.
In September, fossil fuel was the most expensive it has ever been in the history of fossil fuel, since we've used oil.
It was the most expensive to the consumer that it has ever been.
Just remember that.
Here, 5.50.
In the UK, gas is up to 12 to $13 a gallon in the UK, or higher, depending upon where you are.
So September, the hottest month on record ever.
The hottest September ever on record in history.
Record broken.
October, about to be the hottest October in history ever recorded.
Gas prices, the highest they have ever been in the history of gas prices.
So here I am wanting to spend 140 bucks to go see Diana Ross, so w- I've seen her 10 times, by the way.
Not like I haven't seen her.
And I almost didn't wanna go, 'cause I almost thought, "She's gonna be great, but she's not gonna be her 'cause she's 82.
So she's not gonna be running around the stage and running through the audience," and, you know, do I really wanna go? But I, I did wanna go.
So $90 for groceries, okay? Another $90 for, uh, gas.
That's $180 for gas and groceries.
Remember, I live off under five grand a month.
So that's 180 bucks right there.
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