It’s not so bad, you can still get to gourmet dogs at loves for $3.33.

"The hot dogs are twisted into 5 1/4" lengths which is exactly what Paula here wishes her husband would do more of in the bedroom"

Paula looks like she has been enjoying an occasional hot dog herself....

 

I just called a company owner yesterday, who was paying 30% to his drivers, three days ago - said he had to "Lower it to 27%, due to fuel costs." Right. Like he's not passing those "fuel costs" onto his contracts AND his drivers.. "Double-Dipping" is a post-Covid FACT. It's not just at the pumps. This industry is one of the most abusive & exploitative towards employee's, I've ever seen, aside from roughnecks & military work. Fun fact: it's also the least represented / unrepresented in the legal world.. unless you're the one sueing the "big bad truck driver." But yeah, "Critical Infrastructure"..........

 

And JBL still refuses to supply their trucks with refrigerators.. :/

 

I think there is a connection between the low cost of hot dogs and the shortage of cat and dog food.

 

Like I said something is going to have to give somewhere. Either some companies fold and go out of business, drivers won't drive which will create a bigger driver shortage, new people won't come into the industry, or maybe something else like govt intervention.

But right now the way things are going it won't continue. $7.99 hot dogs, $11.99 salads maybe $15 fuel.

 

Sorry but no love for the dogs..
I'm going bratwurst everytime.

 

3.33 for 2 hotdogs... hershey squirts while stuck in traffic... priceless.

 

I like that I can see my reflection in them

 

What do you see changing exactly? Government is doubling down on, "It's not our fault". Companies aren't going to pay drivers any more than they have to. I'm seeing a lot of pain coming in the next year or so.