$5.50 diesel vs the $3.75 high of the Biden years is $8,750 $875 a year extra in diesel for someone getting average 20mpg and driving 10,000 miles a year (both those are generous figures for coal rolling brodozer owners).

Edit: thanks I was a little tired when I divided the 10,000 in my head!

Now I need to look up real mileage and real driving distances too, it’s probably closer to 12k miles a year on average, but the real costs from expensive fuel are obviously the food production costs, and the delivery of everything.