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Originally Posted by lynchjm24
It's not because of the price of the gas used driving out to dinner, it's the fact that more expensive gas = less disposable income.
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Exactly. I drive over 100 miles per day just to get to and from work. And that's during crappy rush hour traffic, which eats more gas because it's stop and go. $3 a gallon makes a much bigger dent in my wallet than $2 per gallon does. Because I spend so much on gas, I have less $$ to spend in other areas. It's very simple, IMO.