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Diesel just hit $6.53 a gallon — the highest price ever recorded in the U.S., up 77% in a year. So why are grocery prices still flat? Here's who's been eating the cost, and why it can't last. Food prices going up in 2026 isn't about one number. It's about the fuel that moves every bite of food in America — and the four "shock absorbers" hiding that cost from your receipt right now: retailers like Walmart and Kroger, freight contracts, falling egg prices, and truckers who are now going bankrupt. Then there's the second wave nobody is pricing in yet: fertilizer for next year's crop. In this video, I break down: • Why grocery prices haven't caught up to record diesel prices (yet) • Why diesel matters far more for food prices than gasoline does • Why trucking company bankruptcies are a warning sign for grocery bills • What happened the last time diesel set a record (2022 food inflation) • Why the USDA's 2.4% grocery forecast may be missing September • How the Strait of Hormuz is pushing up fertilizer prices for 2027 • Where you'll see higher prices first: meat, produce, dairy and restaurants 0:00 Diesel hit a record. Groceries didn't move. 1:12 How diesel got this expensive 3:14 Why diesel matters more than gasoline 5:21 The 4 shock absorbers hiding the cost 8:13 Truckers are going bankrupt 11:20 We've seen this before (2022) 12:56 "But the USDA says..." 14:20 The second wave: fertilizer 16:15 Where you'll see higher prices first 17:38 Who actually pays Sources: • AAA / Chase — record diesel price, Sept 22, 2026 • U.S. Energy Information Administration — weekly diesel prices • Bureau of Labor Statistics — CPI, August 2026 (released Sept 11, 2026) • Bureau of Labor Statistics — CPI, August 2022 (released Sept 13, 2022) • USDA Economic Research Service — Food Price Outlook, Sept 25, 2026 • USDA ERS — food spending as a share of income, 2024 • Walmart Q1 2026 earnings coverage — NBC News, News Tribune • Kroger Q2 2026 results — Kroger Investor Relations • Newsweek — trucking bankruptcies and layoffs; FreightWaves Freight Distress Report • Michigan State University — David Ortega on fuel and food prices • farmdoc daily (North Dakota State) — Strait of Hormuz fertilizer scenarios • Texas Tribune — Texas diesel disaster declaration New videos every week on the U.S. economy, debt, and the prices you actually pay. Subscribe so you don't miss the October 14 CPI breakdown. Disclaimer: This video is for informational and educational purposes only and is not financial advice. #GroceryPrices #Inflation #DieselPrices

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