[akhleung]

I've noticed it mostly at the supermarket. E.g., Coca Cola products are much more expensive than they were at the beginning of the year, and they're never on sale anymore. Certain meats and vegetables are noticeably more expensive too. Aside from that, I luckily haven't been affected too much (yet), as my energy and fuel consumption is relatively low. I'll be surprised if my HOA fee doesn't get raised again next year, though.

[ja27]

Pepsi/Coke soft drink prices are insane here. Local grocery store chain is now as high as $2.99 for a 2L. Meanwhile 7-Eleven always has them on sale at 2/$3.50.

Anything that makes me drink less of them is better shrug.

[YZF]

Yeah, soft drinks will kill you. I used to drink Coke and I don't miss it at all. I'm amazed that my former self could drink that.

[akeck]

In certain parts of the US, there's a somewhat under-reported food grade CO2 shortage.

[akhleung]

Luckily, Pepsi products are much cheaper in my area; 2L bottles regularly go on sale for 3/$5, or even 4/$5. Coke seems to be the super premium brand around here for some reason.