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[@annfrye5716]

We taught our kids on a riding lawn mower. They learned to steer, stop,go and we got our grass cut.

[@Fawn62312]

I'd like to also add, if you have a camper or bbq, make sure you have full propane tanks! You can cook, boil water to make it safe, heat water for bathing, etc. If you have a camper, you're living the fluffy life in a short term emergency 😅

[@FrugalFitMom]

Great tip!

[@katiegarland8235]

Not to be a Debbie-doomsdayer , I believe that one of the next biggest crisis is going to be our water supply, but that’s just my personal opinion. I don’t feel that the infrastructure money has been going back into the infrastructure to make sure that our water doesn’t get tainted. Other than the economy, of course. Edited to add If you live in warmer weather state like I do with no basement, please please please do not store your water in the garage especially if your car is in there . It will end up tasting like gas, ask me how I know.

[@vickiethompson9245]

Yes, you can live weeks without food, albeit uncomfortable weeks. Without clean water, a few days, especially in a hot climate. Dirty water, you'll die of disease within a few weeks. The people who have spent the last decade laughing at preppers must be getting a little bit nervous about now...

[@ifoundmyavalon]

Actually that’s something lots of people would do, me included, and not think about the water getting a weird taste. Thanks for the tip

[@heatherdonohue9572]

Would you say water in general? Or accessible water? If you have a well, would you be (as) concerned?

[@debiwillis9045]

I believe almost all our drinking water is very unhealthy...mainly from what they add to " make it better" too many stories in the news to back this up

[@mrseliephant]

@@debiwillis9045 Erin Brockovitch has a website where she is collecting data about people's personaly water experiences plus major medical issues. You can view the map and read it and see pics people have posted. From looking at the map...The water in the USA is not clean.

[@phaedracannon6662]

Drivers ed teacher here. I feel the same way. I feel like i learned to drive really fast. Some kids pick it up really easily some don’t. Parents helping at home is a plus. Golf carts , go carts, 4 wheelers, anything like that is also an added plus.

[@tammyclark4618]

If you're taking the bags out of boxes to make more room, just cut the instructions from the back/side of the box and put it in your storage container. Or tape it to the package. There's ways to work around things.

[@ambergreen5531]

I grew up on a ranch driving tractors and farm vehicles. I feel like even riding(driving😂) a horse is helpful with learning turning etc. My kids grew up on dirt bikes and yes it helped so much with their driving! I would think your kids would be better because of the mountain bikes. Thanks for the food storage ideas!

[@TheRealJules]

For instructions … cut that out of the box and slip it in with the mix r tape it on the outside of the bag. For the driving … When I was in HS, driver’s ed was a class we took. There was a semi trailer in back that had mock-ups of a driver’s seat and a video that would play where you pretended you were driving. The more “enterprising” members of the class would pedal to the metal and then Mr. French would yell at them that they were speeding. Good days … gooooooood days …

[@pwhitkinn4543]

Years ago, oh when I was so young. I would use our riding lawn mower like a vehicle, as I was mowing the lawn.

[@practicallyprepared9389]

I keep sprouting seeds in my prepper pantry. In 3 days, you have ultra healthy, crunchy greens. Dried fruit stores for a long time. Cous cous cooks up quickly. I also save individual condiments, especially mayonnaise packets. Peanut butter, jelly, and crackers is great as a snack.

[@teresakelch7269]

As a fellow (late) millennial (born in 81) and a farm kid, on the driving thing - yes, they needed to start early on something smaller and less powerful than a car. I remember starting on an ancient riding mower with the cutting deck removed at about 8. Then small motorcycles (like a 70-110cc) and 3&4-wheelers at 10-ish. Then by 14-ish it was tractors and driving the truck in the hay field - by legal permit time, all that was needed was internalizing the actual roads laws, not the learning and operating a vehicle part. On the slip side, my city-kid niece was born in 91 and never operated anything until driver's ed, took 2 years to learn to drive and pass the test.

[@crisbush2034]

The last part of your video made my day! My son is 26. However, he was 24 1/2 when he finally decided to get his license. He had "secrectly" been driving a friends car for years. So he already knew how to drive.... He still scares the living daylights out of me sometimes. I learned in the church parking lot. Never had a 4 wheeler, only a regular bike. My sister scared my mom so bad that she finally hired a driving instructor. Hang in there!

[@melissawright4040]

I learned how to drive a tractor when I was a kid. So when it was time to drive a car it wasn't scary

[@maryannanderson2213]

My dad taught me to drive about 457 years ago and he used what is perhaps a strange way to do so. We attended a church that was a 30-minute drive from our house and it was down a mountain so he was not real keen on putting me behind the wheel and just hoping for the best. What he did was had me sit in the middle of the front seat (that was in the days of 100% bench seats) and he would sit under the wheel but allow me to steer. I couldn't go too fast because HE was controlling the accelerator and the brakes. All I was doing was learning how to steer correctly to keep the car where it should be in the road and not hit other drivers. I don't remember but I'm guessing that maybe he taught all my older brothers and sisters to drive using this same method. When I was allowed to actually get under the wheel and drive all by myself, I felt very comfortable in doing so because I was rather expert at keeping the car between the ditches. I never had a lesson of any kind from a driving instructor or anyone other than my father. I passed the written part of the test because my somewhat older brother told me when I had a multiple-choice question to just answer the question as though I were a 90-year-old woman and I would probably get the right answer. Question: When you come to a four-way stop sign do you (a) As you approach the stop sign, honk your horn to worn other approaching cars that you are coming and proceed at your current speed (b) When you see a stop sign slow down and if you don't see anyone coming just go on through the sign at a reduced speed (c) When you see a stop sign come to a complete stop, look both ways and if no cars are in sight proceed carefully through intersection. Using his advise I took the test and passed it and using what my father had taught me about actually driving, I passed that part too.

[@pamelabalboa5174]

I feel what your saying. I taught all 5 of my kids how to drive. My son was so busy trying to look cool, with mom and three siblings in the back, to stop at a stop sign. After a long discussion on our way back home(lesson over) .I explained that the sign facing him was for him to stop not everyone else for him.🙄 My poor daughter the week before she took the drive test I bought a crew cab truck. She had previously been practicing with a mid size suv, she had to learn how to parallel park and to park within her own space 😂.

[@ginakutsch1001]

Something I would add is canned fruit for something a little sweeter but still shelf stable.

[@MsDoglover02]

I have individual unsweetened apple sauce in my hurricane kit. It actually came in handy last week when I had to go on the BRAT diet for a couple of days with an upset stomach.

[@leahsiemens1424]

Oh my gosh, YES to the teaching of the driving 😫I have an 18 and a 16 yr old and none of us are motivated to teach/learn the driving. I'm "this close" to just forking some money over to someone to teach them.

[@70foolio]

Love learning about canned cooked ground beef. I too taught new drivers but I retired from that. I learned people learn in different ways sometimes it just takes a different approach or person to take over the lesson.❤

[@elisataylor9079]

I have taught 4 kids to drive and I love it! Please come be my neighbor and I’ll teach Tyler to drive! 🎉 We don’t have a golf cart or a 4 wheeler, we just drive a bunch! To school, to church, to grandma’s house. All the close places.

[@tashainjena]

I was raised in the country... most kids around here are driving at 12... a teactor, farm truck, something. I had a 3 wheeler, but my mom wouldn't let me drive an actual vehicle until I was 16. The ATV did not help my skills at all. I learned in a cemetery... mom's joke was if i hit somebody, they were already dead... now, had my dad not passed when I was 14, I would have been driving a standard when i could teach the pedals. Short girl problems.

[@KathleenSnellenberger]

Great Video Christine! I took drivers training in 1972 in June and the school did it with class time and then driving. But i already knew how to drive because I drove tractors and lawn mowers on my Grampas farm. Now we help our Grandchildren learn to drive by driving our old 1999 truck in the back fields. I will admit that i advised my Grandkids to drive the way i do and i think it helped them to be defensive drivers. Take them out on some back roads or an empty parking lot and repeat everything over and over they hated me for it but just the other day 1 of them said they were a good driver because i drilled it in their heads. I will take that as a compliment!!

[@kerriday6780]

I'm around your age, and YES, we did learn to drive in a shorter amount of time. I don't know if that's because we caught on quicker due to less technology, or because our parents were secretary letting us park the car and having us practice since age 12.

[@mariayelruh]

When the kids were in the car and driving zero radio, all cellphones were off and they had to be 100% focus on driving. Oldest had depth perception issues so that was a hassle. I didn't teach backing up until they were confident in driving. They learned that a pull through parking space meant they could drive on the way home. Like my father before me once the kids were on the actual road they drove if they were in the car. Thousands of miles and a lot of hours. Because of our location they started highway driving in the second week... before they learned to back up. Also I was better at it than my husband.

[@StephanieMazzon-s3k]

Our kids learned how to drive on a golf cart on our property from about age 10. I think it helped. One of my kids tho did not want to drive a car much after getting license. We had to nudge.

[@melma5910]

If you have a tractor/mower. It will help them figure out turning, backingup and driving straight. You can start the early on a tractor/mower. Zero turns don't work. It needs a steering wheel. Bonus- they eagerly cut your grass.

[@RLDownTheGravelRoad]

As a house hold with a member that MUST eat a gluten free diet. This is a hard and expensive task. New video idea! A GF box.

[@tinakoziol1690]

Good job on this video! You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink! Some folks are just, you know, in denial. Great prep ideas.

[@kelseyfludd5926]

How to stock up/prep when you cant have dairy. I cook alot from scratch and use almond milk. I use a lot of dairy alternatives. Also a lot of shelf stable meals have milk powder in them. I would love to see ya do a video for those of us who have to be gluten free or dairy free

[@mrseliephant]

Just put the shelf stable dairy free milk in the tote. Also, don't put kits in there with dairy...make it more like a meals in a jar/pouch.

[@VioletWithey]

My local dollar tree has both dairy and dairy free shelf stable milk.

[@User04678name]

I’m on number 4…six more to go I feel you! I said the exact same thing about four wheelers this weekend! My first got glasses started driving a month later but her prescription unknowingly changed and she developed double vision! But she had just got new glasses so I did not put two and two together! I still have ptsd from that! I just remind myself after that one I’m lucky to be alive ! 😂

[@joellewatkins5528]

Lol ! We had full drivers ED. My gym teacher was the instructor. He chained smoke the whole time. My husband is a city bus driver," We will pay for driving school."

[@lisameloon1516]

Aww - I LOVE teaching kids to drive!😅 We live in a very rural setting, so large country blocks are great places to help get rid of the jitters of new drivers. I’d suggest driving out to a rural location, where the stress is lower. Let me know if you try it!!

[@honeywell7892]

Rural dirt roads. We were allowed to drive on the remote roads. You rarely met anyone back on them and we also drove out lane and in fields.

[@Littlemink]

Being from the UK I find it crazy you can drive at 15 - we aren’t even allowed to start learning how to drive until 17!

[@infjandcoping4614]

Can qualify at 14, and actually be driving 100% alone on the roads. Depending on a few particular circumstances. And can legally drive on private property only at any age, no public roads. Mostly farm kids driving a farm/work truck or tractor. We usually were driving alone at 12, on a farm.

[@gamblecreek1]

As an American, I think it's crazy young, too! None of my kids started driving at 15. My husband and I made them wait until they were older and more mature, and they were all good students and good kids. Our youngest, and last child at home, has just started driver's education at 17, and we feel like it's just the right time. Two more years of frontal lobe development!

[@imakethings3953]

Most Gen X didn't grow up with 4 wheelers it was bikes and free ranging so we learned the hard way if we made mistakes.We learned to assess a situation and act accordingly.

[@billkruckman]

Love your videos, Christine! Thanks for another. ❤

[@littlemissbekah9722]

Currently 27, raised in the south. I went to drivers ed and the lady said ok who in here has never driven before, not a car or lawn mower or anything. Everybody had driven something before. She was like 😅 good.

[@libbyrudolph6302]

I took my kids to the church parking lot and the sports complex parking lot (empty, of course) to teach them to park and to drive.

[@jbalconi9903]

So glad you did the Mountain House comparison, because that was the go-to prep in my area pre-Covid. I don't mind the ChiliMac because a buddy showed me how to add beans and cheese. Everything with hot cheese on it is tasty on a cold night in the tent. ha ha My favorite prep pack item is non-salted green beans because smooshing the top down and draining the can gets you "free" water in case the pump doesn't work. I have cooked rice using bean water and corn water, but the sugars tend to make it burn.

[@infjandcoping4614]

Maybe take the 15 year old to a family play place. We have a couple in the nearby big city. Go cart track sort of thing. It is driving but simpler and lined with bumpers or crash pads just incase. Take him to a golf course one day and just drive a golf cart around. They can only go up to like 10 miles an hour? Some small towns (mine and most nearby) legally allow things like a golf cart but more powerful to drive around anywhere on the roads (licensed, tagged, and registered). Things like a utv or a polarus. $70k for a golf cart that can go 30 miles an hour. But I am sure that you can rent one or a 4 wheeler, for a reasonable price. Put it on a trailer, even renting a trailer. And take the kid out to a place to go driving around for fun. To get more comfortable with the basic mechanics of driving, before adding in all of the rules of the road and operating a car. You guys know a ton of mountain biking places. Some of them surely do 4 wheelers.

[@kimberlymitchell7109]

In our state we don’t have a drivers education in school. It’s just 50 day hours learning with parents and 10 night hours. We have a golf cart he drove a lot camping

[@jennypecht9809]

I feel your pain! My daughter just got her license, and it was a job getting through those practice drives.

[@tcoladonato]

Never had a driving lesson in my life! We lived in MT in the country and the mailboxes were far away. My Mom would throw me the keys to her manual vehicle on Saturdays and tell me to go pick up the mail while she had her coffee & cigarette. No kidding. 😅

[@vlmellody51]

My late mother had to teach all seven of us how to drive. Were she still with us, I know she would feel your pain.

[@christines2787]

We ditched the grocery store. I grow our almost all vegetables and the majority of our fruit, seeds at home. I buy cooking oil, grains, beans, flours, sugar and coffee in bulk online quarterly. Baking supplies like yeast, baking powder, chocolate chips once a year. I buy small amounts of meat, a bunch of dairy, eggs, and what I cant grow at the farmers markets. Its a way different way of living and cooking than we had before the pandemic but I love it and I don't worry about running out of food in an emergency, or about the age of my freezer. Inflation in groceries hasnt really touched us either. Im not saying we never have an emergency, or that i wouldnt use one in a pinch, we do. Its just that I think the stores charge outrageous amounts for stuff that costs them pennies to throw together.

[@utopicconfections5257]

We do the same! Homestead Corner has a couple of videos putting some of the homecanned (and store bought) items together in gallon sized bags for emergency meals. I've been thinking about putting a couple together in case my husband has to do the cooking for some reason.

[@christines2787]

@utopicconfections5257 - That absolutely comes in useful. I had surgery this year and I had to sit around and not stand or use my abdominal muscles for nearly 2 months. We lived on the stuff I canned and the meals I froze. Husband can thaw bread dough and heat the soup I canned pretty darn easily.

[@kariner4297]

Teaching kids how to drive is like almost dying, but surviving , and then getting told by your offspring to chill out 😅

[@kimbarbeaureads]

I learned to drive playing Pole Position at the arcade. Lol

[@cllynch3653]

4 wheelers have nothing to do with it. In Southern California now there is no in school instruction. Kids do the 'driver ed' class on line and then have to pay for a certified instructor to teach them how to physically drive for a certain number of hours. Parents are encouraged to help them practice.

[@lindajmorrison]

I have Two kids within 18mths! 120 HOURS each and an app, showing all different driving conditions eg rainy/ dark etc and lesson minimums required in Australia and if you get your licence in an automatic car/ a seperate test required for a manual / then a larger vehicle/ then boating/ and biking and 18 is the earliest in my state to get your licence. Written test , a physical test. You cannot start learning til a certain age. Lots of rules! I believe Germany is 180 practice hours?... TBH, whilst slow, I think it is better to have older, more competent/ practiced drivers on the road than the consequence of the opposite.

[@frugalcampermama]

Second worse to potty training. I have b/g twins and lived in my bathroom for months!

[@meganmanson6488]

I bought unsweetened soy milk in aseptic containers. I generally skip meat so I get flavored ready-to-eat beans in pouches. They can go in hamburger helper type preparations. Canned fruit if there is room. Dehydrated fruit for the oatmeal. Velveeta that has the loaf packed in five separate foil wrappers. Jelly. Maybe a taco shell/tortilla kit with a good shelf life.

[@jennywoods9122]

I drove with the first two and then the second two I said nope! Told my husband it was his job. Peace out.

[@mariayelruh]

There is more traffic on the road, other drivers are more likely to be on cellphones and there are more things like curbs by the side of the road.

[@caziontherise]

Yea. Lets fill the freezers with sale meat. Freezer real estate should be beef and freezer meals and convenient meals. Chicken pork and sausage or fish is always the same price and better straight from the store

[@mariayelruh]

I prefer Aldi's canned corned beef over Spam. There is also corned beef hash, but that is less protein rich.

[@tracietrim]

I have one that was born a great driver....i swear he was backing up a powerwheels at like 18 months. My other just renewed his permit for the third time. I absolutely hate the driving thing.

[@tarera1803]

I got my first vehicle at age 3 with a battery powered Bigfoot monster truck lol and progressed to go carts after that so maybe that helped with learning to drive a real car. Love getting ideas for saving from here

[@tomlohr1806]

Love the idea of combining stuff. Several oh yeah I can do that moments..I am not creative in the kitchen. Thanks for the training wheels

[@stonerscravings]

I got my license in TN. No drivers ed. Drive around the block and back into a parking place. Done

[@sarah-Omo7688]

Ugh, I know your drivers training pain! I only have one kid and I’m over it!

[@Saritababy13]

I feel your pain lol. Teaching my daughter how to drive right now as well

[@frozenjonesfam]

Ugh...I feel you about teaching kids how to drive.

[@ChristopherEvans-650]

FYI Chicken of the Sea Tuna is on IRC at Costco for only 11.99 for a 12 pack of 7 oz. cans. A great deal compared to the same brand at Dollar Tree a 5 oz. can for $1.25. Great food for storage and protein source.

[@Chrisplainjane]

I paid someone to do most of it. We bought a package of hours. They used a dual control car so they were always safe if the instructor had to take over. Sending you good vibes 😂

[@ginakutsch1001]

Raspberry LMNT is my favorite. Teen boy loves the Mango Spice!

[@MinimalMTMama]

Mountain house meals are SOOOO high in sodium it's insane!

[@anissahodgson1686]

Hey Christine, NZ would be at least double that price lol. I knew that going in but like watching for pantry staple ideas to tell my single adult son. Teaching kids to Drive..I feel ya!! I was too nervous so we had to pay a driving school instructor. Major Respect from me to you cos it ain't Easy!

[@pameladjesbrownssusu6594]

I'm with you on the store brand butter syrup. Love it!

[@bluedragon1979]

On the last bit about teaching a teen how to drive. Yeah. I get the concept when it seems like the kid "just can't get it." My daughter's first 10 hours were madness. We never had the resources of "rural living" where you can teach the kid how to use a Power Wheels, a 4 wheeler, a tractor or even drive down back woods roads where nobody else really goes or cares. I'm teaching my daughter and for those first 10 hours or so, she was doing everything the OPPOSITE WAY of what I was telling her. And no, she's not dyslexic. The other day, she put the car in drive... And hadn't turned the car on yet. Another time she was driving at night and it started raining so I told her to turn the windshield wipers on. She instead turned the headlights off. Last week she got out of the car without turning it off... and tromped on the gas peddle in the process. At least it was in park.

[@laurenpool8367]

That all makes me feel so much better lol! I'm struggling to teach my 17yod to drive...same type of things. It's nerve-wracking 😅

[@bluedragon1979]

@@laurenpool8367 that it is. But, my daughter has about 25 hours in and she's doing a lot better. Best advice I can give is to not startle your kid when it comes to them scaring the jeebs out of you with the small things. And by all means, for things like backing up, parallel parking and the such, it's best to get out of the car and guide them through it like a crossing guard. I'm planning on teaching my daughter parallel parking either on a quiet street or in an empty parking lot.

[@Arizonagirl1981]

Great ideas as always!❤

[@ABeautifulHorizonTV]

Solidarity. 🚘👩🏼‍🏫🫠 But this is my first time. Two more to go.😅

[@elizabethbrown7082]

The difference is, we could not WAIT to drive, to have a car , to move out, to have a job to be independent! I was thumping on the DMV door when I turned 15-1/2 at 8 a.m. to get my license! I don't see that in young people now ?

[@FrugalFitMom]

That’s very true, they don’t seem to want to drive!

[@jwarnstarsmile]

You're on baby step 7! Hire a driving instructor!! 🎉

[@KJDogluv]

Thanks!

[@ashleyann4442]

Just ordered and got the free sample pack with your code I hope we like it. 😊

[@apriltownsend8463]

Put tuna and a small can of peas in your mac and cheese or some canned chicken and mixed veggies. So good and lots of added protein plus you don't have to break it up like you would the Spam because it's already done for you.

[@user-wj3yr7xr2f]

Iam born 82 and my dad was a driving instructor most of his life. He always gave US crap for having such easy tests. 😉 Sorry! (And for letting under age people drive.) In Sweden we can start lessons with an instructor at 16, but we cant actually get a drivinglicens until 18. And most people need 2-3 lessons a week for 5 month to learn. But it can be both more or less time. It depends on the individual and where in Sweden you drive. Driving out in the country vs Stockholm city is very different things. I have a friend who took her licens 5 years ago but she still cant drive in the city. Not safely anyway 😂

[@lp7931]

Teaching kids to drive is the worst thing ever😂 so glad I'm done with that

[@judyt.3228]

Soda and juice for a kick!!! Cookies, why not.

[@gardennut]

You'll love the keystone meats. Delicious.

[@annabelmiller8]

For lunch today I made the knorr cheddar broccoli and added a can of chicken 😂. Before I even watched your video. It is good!!

[@irmapatino167]

Thanks for your video

[@ps0195]

No, it’s not just you. The struggle is real. But I started driving here and there at 11. Then at 15 my parents paid for driving school for me. I had to learn on a stick. But my friends learned to drive in high school. That was so much better in my opinion. Now, we have people who don’t drive as well in my opinion. When everyone learned the same way,there was more consistency. My kids were raised in the city. They rode scooters, not bikes. I think they were at a disadvantage when it came to driving. So I’m lying in the bed I made!!

[@user-wj3yr7xr2f]

I know, this might be impossible. But could you give examples on what to prepp if you dont eat beans? My stomach get so upset. I have really tried to cock it differently and train myself to eat it. For 3 month I lived on the toilet. 😅Nothing works. I need my meat!

[@user-wj3yr7xr2f]

Spam is good thanks for that!

[@infjandcoping4614]

Any shelf stanle protein that you do like. Easy ones are canned meats. Like chicken, tuna, spam. You can find canned beef or pork, both like pot roast. But those cans are less widely available, and way more expensive. If you are at all good at canning (definitely a skill, requiring knowledge and ability). You can can almost anything. So whatever you like, personally. If you don't have the knowledge, it is learnable. If you are interested.

[@jessicawszalek5667]

No suggestions but I'm just curious what you do with these boxes after you've made these videos!

[@Notable2Nikki]

Teaching a teen to drive is not for the faint of heart.

[@teresarhodes3845]

Why not just cut the instructions for prep off of the cardboard box and add it to the storage box?Saves you from copying all the instructions.

[@peppernation9213]

I was thinking the same thing. Either tape it to the bag or put it inside the bag.

[@maria_w311]

Hi Christine 👋🏻

[@leytonfortnite4724]

Please send help 😂😂😂😂 Christine you make me laugh at least once every video!!

[@beckyfels8754]

Thank you for all f your wonderful videos! I have a problem with some of them because I am diabetic and REALLY have to watch my carbs, sugars etc. They are poison to me🤪 Could you do a low carb/keto survival box someday? Thank you! Goodly k with the driving. Wear your seatbelt🙏

[@margaretsmith8999]

Where I live it is 120 hours.for driving..........

[@laurenpool8367]

It's only 30 hours of parent instruction, or 20 with a professional, where I live, which is an insanely low amount.

[@carbro6334ify]

I'm just canning a bunch of stuff

[@jrae6608]

Water

[@infjandcoping4614]

Log cabin butter flavor over great value. No contest.

[@maxben565]

Retitle it Greedflation.

[@carmarasmussen8118]

Eggs were $5.19 for an 18-count at my local Smith's(Kroger) this week. 😮

[@infjandcoping4614]

I keep track of the 60 count/ 5 dozen box. $3.98 was normal and went up to $4.98 right before 2020 really started. (Easter time was usually better to get 1 dz on sale prices, but I haven't seen that since 2019.) Prices fluctuate between $8 and $18 for the same 60 count box of eggs. I just don't understand. I don't thing one egg should feel prohibitively expensive.

[@donnaclayton8644]

No it's not 4 wheelers. We just caught on quicker.

[@rebeccanelson5737]

Don’t put down boomers! lol, I’ve been there to, every kids did. Try riding lawn mower time? Wait til #4….mine didn’t want to. He got his license at 18. He’s fine. Saved us insurance money. It’ll be grand, don’t worry we do all go thru it.

[@becreative2420]

I've done the drivers ed thing. It's expensive, plus the added road time and logging the hours, only to have to wait for months for the actual appointment to get the license. And paying for car insurance for a new driver is a whole other topic. Makes me want to spit fire to know that our "guests" coming into the country just get them issued immediately. Not trying to make this a political comment but the unfairness of it all is just infuriating. 😠

[@robertadunaway7030]

and driving with no insurance.

[@catgodfrey6451]

😊❤😊

[@cherylc6565]

Challenge a week of meals dairy free. 😊