It all makes sense. As the price of gas rises, the price of transporting goods from one place to another rises.

The Lays Potato Chip truck requires more money in order to pay for the fuel that powers the truck that moves the chips from factories to stores.

The Lays factory requires more money in order to pay for the fuel that powers the machines that make the chips.

So Lays charges more for chips in order to meet the new financial demands, created by rising oil prices.

So everything that requires machines to be either made or transported should increase in price.

But there's also the issue of the weather.

I saw on the news this morning that California was going through a cold snap, and that some crops were dying.

I also heard that riots have already begun breaking out worldwide, due to food shortages.

So gas isn't the only issue here. As the food supply decreases, demand will increase, and prices will increase accordingly.

But who needs food? Who needs gas? And if you really need both, just buy a lot of beans.

Did you know about this? This is hard-core. There’s such a thing as Air Ambulance Service. A jet flies around the world picking up people in health care emergencies. Unreal!

I used to play a video game where you flew a jet around the world, and one of the missions was to pick up a scientist in distress. This seems just like that. I thought only the military did stuff like this. But you can hire these guys!

AeroCare Air Ambulance Service provides “24 hour emergency and non-emergency ambulance services throughout the world.” So you go on vacation, get majorly sick, and the hospital system in the Bermuda Triangle isn’t so great. Whatever! Just call up AeroCare! You can get a great deal on medivac. I can’t believe this. A professional medivac service. Who knew?

The flight crew is highly trained, focused on safety and service, and the knowledgeable medivac staff will treat you like you’re their family. This is incredible! And the best part? They provide direct billing to your insurance.