We have all been here as of late. Almost a hundred dollars to fill up her gas tank. As you're about to see in this video, this woman is having a normal one over the situation. She needs to calm down.

Also, she seems a bit over the median age of people who emote over TikTok.

Let's break it down.

"98 f*cking dollars! I have to choose between buying gas and buying food! And guess who wins? Because I have to get to the job that I need to buy anything at all."

Girl. Same. The question is who is to blame. Everything used to be a lot cheaper. Then at some point, around January 20th, 2021, prices started to skyrocket. Look no further than the cost of your Thanksgiving meal this year compared to a few years ago. When it comes to gas prices and other everyday necessities like groceries, there seems to be a disconnect. Egghead economists will tell you everything is better. Americans who buy their own groceries and pump their own gas will say those people sound like idiots. This woman appears to be in the later group.

"And people want to donate a thousand dollars to f*cking cats."

She's angry, and lord knows I have a pottymouth myself. But I'm assuming she isn't using "f*cking" as a verb here. It's 2023, and I'll bet you a gallon of gas there are people demanding you celebrate their wanting to fornicate with felines. I think this angry lady is upset people are donating to animals and not buying gasoline for her. She should channel that anger and vote in 2024 against the Democrats responsible for her high gas prices. I'm sure that is who she's talking about...

"This is the work of the f*cking religious right."

Girl, no. The 80s called, and they want their boogeyman back. The religious right has nothing to do with gas prices. They're the ones who want to legislate the body that is growing inside your body and disapprove of grown men gyrating in front of children.

"Listen to Robert Reich..."

Okay, we're done here. What did I just tell you about egghead economists?

At least she's blaming a modern-day boogeyman by going after "billionaires," but I've grown bored. It wasn't 81,000,000 billionaires who voted for a man who told us if he was elected president he was going to declare war on the gas and energy industry.

It was people like this dingbat, who is now unhappy with the consequences of her actions.

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