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"I’m guessing we are a wash here too.  Any gas savings is going to higher groceries.  Dh usually picks up our staples at a grocery store near his work.  Those prices are almost half of what we’d pay for the same things at home because of the prices set up the state for milk and eggs.  Not sure if the meat and poultry prices are controlled by the state here too, but they are way cheaper at the grocery store in the next state.  So, we have been buying that stuff up here.  For example, a gallon of whole milk in MD would have been $1.99.  Here, it’s $4.44.  3 dozen eggs in MD $2.89, here 1 dozen $2.29 (although I got a 5 dozen pack for $7.99 last week up here).\n \n\n\n\tI may drive to MD to do a big shopping in a week or so, but the store keeps running out of the stuff I would buy (per Facebook posts), so so far, it hasn’t been worth my time to make the trip.\n "
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