i come down 17 this morning, everybody's changed it, $5 a gallon all the way down the lewin, and you're it. we hear that there's going to be shortages and increased prices coming into the fall, that many of the prices that the farmers are dealing with right now, we're not going to be absorbing those costs until the fall. people see this coming, what you're talking about. we're in the spiral but more are coming. how are people preparing for that? how should they prepare for in the incredible inflationary period? >> well, at some point you see what's called, what economists call demand destruction; that is, people drive less or they don't buy quite so much at the grocery store, they cut back on their demand because they have to, because they can't afford it. if you're living paycheck to paycheck, you don't make that much money, and some of your gas bill goes up by 10, 20, $30 a week or $50 a month, you can't afford that. so you come back down a little bit, you drive a little bit less. and you're going to add surcharges, all hose liverly trucks -- those delivery trucks, you're adding a del