pumpkin up. dinner rolls up 22% and also just to cook has become more expensive with the food at home index. in 2000 29 it was 46.90, $62.05 in 2022. the trucks run on diesel and diesel is $5.29 a gallon, supply chain is still under pressure to be clear, a lot has to do with energy prices. ashley: the only staple for thanksgiving was fresh cranberries, been my beat for fox news. unfortunately, it will cost more. cheryl: the person coming to
national airport. you haven t seen jet fuel. it is on fire. not literally and not in a good way. 4.49 a year ago, 6.90 in may up 54%. it gets passed along in the form of airfare to passengers, they were up 19% air fares last month. booksing down last month and some sign of capitulation to the high prices. people traveling by car instead. that s what they ll do this memorial day holiday. 82% of travelers will go by car. 87% say they ll travel with somebody else in a car pool this year trying to save money. 11% will go by electric car. i leave you with a piece of good news. that is that overnight gasoline prices went up over a tick about 2/10% still at 4.59 but still high.
official and morning joe economic analyst steve rattner. this morning he is taking a closer look at the increased costs families are seeing for thanksgiving this year as really a meter on everything. so steve, what is it going to cost? well, it is not only joe s lucky charms that will go up in price, but thanksgiving dinner will cost more this year. sorry, joe. it will cost more for most americans. and we can take a look at what all that means in this chart showing the different pieces of thanksgiving. so you can see that last year actually the price of thanksgiving went down a little bit because of the pandemic for a family ten, went from $48.91 to $46.90, but it year it is going up 14% to $53.31 again for a family of ten. that is the biggest increase in 31 years. and it is almost across the board. turkey itself is up 24%. and if you want a fun fact about
$2,246.90. so bottom line, 24 options, very competitive with what i m now receiving. just one more thing, michael. the benefits packages you re looking at, are they the same as you had already had this year or are there improvements in the benefit packages? well, the platinum plans are comparable to what i have right now. if i go in a different direction and i look at some of the bronze plans and i ve got nine different bronze plans available to me, then the deductible is going to be much higher. so i m going to be paying out of pocket until i reach a particular threshold and then all of a sudden, the insurance coverage is going to kick in. so there s more choice than you could ever hope for, and i m sitting here now chuckling because i m saying, this is as far from socialism looking at 24 competitive plans with independence, blue cross, and aetna, as one could imagine.
out public and it s crashed. it s gone from $38 a share all the way down to $26.90. that s a drop of 29% and now, as you said, the lawsuits are flying. did zuckerberg go into this thing, priced it too high at $38, sold some of his own stock at $38. walked away with billions in profit, and left the small investor holding the bag because they didn t know what zuckerberg knew? but isn t that the way it works on the street of dreams? you try to get as much money as you can before you get out? all investors are supposed to be equal. did some get information that others did not get. did zuckerberg hide that information, did he play it fair and straight? yes or no? i don t know. but i ll tell you, the e-mails will reveal who knew what and when because the lawyers are going to go for discovery. they re going to say show me the e-mails running up to this offering price of $38. did you know it was overpriced? did you know that some people