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Krystal Valle, 31, and her boyfriend have become more conscious of where they shop, hitting up Costco to load up on bulk purchases. But she’s cutting back on peanut butter, which was pricey even before the inflation upsurge. https://t.co/f3cAFhZygP https://t.co/cQTw0BxHEz — PolitiTweet.org

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Megan Johnson, 37, avoids taking her children to the grocery store because “little hands reach out and grab a lot more.” Johnson, who works in health-care communications, said her money doesn’t go as far anymore, yet her income has stayed the same. https://t.co/f3cAFhZygP https://t.co/71V6ZSgl8D — PolitiTweet.org

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Carolyn Jemison, 83, estimates her grocery bill has increased by 30 percent. She has cut back on getting gas so that she can maintain a $200 monthly grocery budget. “I can’t afford to drive my car to visit [my] kids,” she said. https://t.co/f3cAFhZygP — PolitiTweet.org

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