kernals12
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Gasoline makes up just 2.5% of US personal consumption expenditures, saying it's almost as big a deal as the price of bread in 18th century France is extreme hyperbole. Healthcare and taxes are a much bigger deal.America is a country where most people use cars to get around almost everywhere. Outside of big cities we have practically no public transportation. Because of this the price of gasoline is almost as big of an issue in America as the price of bread was in eighteenth century France.
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