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You could walk or cycle like a normal person. You don't need an emotional support SUV to take the kids to school.
Also the price of fuel is only like 10% or so higher, its not really that much of a difference.
According to this site , in the UK petrol (gasoline) has increased by 20% and in the USA by 35%.
A 50l tank has gone from an average of £57 (£1.15 per litre) to £77 (£1.55 per litre) at today's pricing.
Walk or cycle, if its too far for that you should be able to get free travel. If you can't be bothered you don't deserve any respect.
Oh. It's Rodney Dangerfield, everybody! He never gets any respect.