00:00When I first bought my car the petrol was around 145 a litre, now it's about 169, 170, 171 a
00:06litre and it does, you know, it does make, it makes a big change because before I used to get
00:14a full tank for about 50 to 60 pounds, now I'm paying about 80 to 90 pounds for a full
00:18tank and it does influence me to drive less.
00:22The rising prices that we experienced around this time last year, if I believe, that made me change car because
00:29I felt like I needed to have a more economical model as a result. So that's been a major shift.
00:34I think as we go forward, we have to do something about the changing fuel prices, not only try and
00:40lobby Trump and try and get him to stop the madness that's happening across the Middle East, but also look
00:45at tax and fuel duty.
00:47When I was earning my wages through, you know, any kind of odd jobs like working in a warehouse or
00:56going to Wakefield for my Greg's job, to be honest, I would use a car and it would impact me
01:02on my daily or I would say like, you know, like my weekly budget because that's how I get paid.
01:07So yeah, it's if like normally talking about it, it's like a 40 to like a 60 pound increase in
01:14the weekly budget. If you consider just the diesel prices or fuel prices alone, you know, I've moved to something
01:19now that costs me about 50, 60 pounds to fill up in petrol.
01:22So that's been a massive saving for me, but just forced due to the volatility of the diesel prices, which
01:28you're obviously experiencing now.
