Fox Financial Expert Blames Inflation For His $28 Taco Bell Order, Sparks Hilarious Twitter Comments

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In a recent post shared by twitter user @EricKleefeld, Fox Business contributor, Scott Martin, uses his $28 Taco Bell order as an example of how bad inflation has gotten. The admission immediately came under scrutiny, as he was immediately asked in disbelief, “Wait a minute, you spent $28 at Taco Bell for just yourself?” while another simply laughed before adding, “That’s alotta chalupas!” 

While it’s true inflation has been a hot topic as of late with everything from food to gas prices soaring, Twitter users still found it hard to believe a single Taco Bell order now costs $28. In response to the clip, folks began chiming in, sparking a hilarious debate.

@KeeshaStrand questioned the cost, divulging her unique appetite:

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In response, @PopeJupiter gave added support:

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One guy confirmed the increased cost by sharing his recent order:

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Twitter user @sleepydad9 questioned the contributor’s financial advice, but welcomed toilet recommendations:

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Another user, @trebuchet_guy, was so inspired they came up with a TikTok challenge:

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Later @EricKleefeld verified the order in question by providing screenshots:

Photo: Twitter

Unfortunately, it’s looking like inflation will continue its upward trend for now. While hilarious Twitter debates are always welcomed, fingers crossed things don’t get that out of hand.

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