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the cfo of a tech start-up is now buying a 12 pack of coca cola zero sugar every other week , insteadnancial officer can't afford a six pack or 12 pack of coke every week. stuart: that's an inflation impact story which absolutely is valid. good for the wall street journal , quoting real people. lauren: yeah. wide variety of people and it blew my mind some of the things they were watching because everything has gotten more expensive. you've got to cut where you can. stuart: pine nuts. lauren: too expensive on top of your salad. stuart: i'll never forget that. how about the railroad strike? that clearly threatens the food supply. jeff flock is in philadelphia for us. if they shutdown the railroads prices go up, right? reporter: no way around it, stuart. by the way, i always fought with my spouses over groceries even when they didn't cost very much money. how do you think i got divorced three times? at any rate, as to the strike, yeah, it's going to cost more, no kidding. why is that? because so much of our food gets shipped by rail. take a look at these numbers. it's amazing how much gr