Long Islanders change spending habits as prices rise at the pump
Some residents tell News 12 they don’t buy as many clothes or are opting not to get their nails done as a cost saving measure.
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Mar 18, 2022, 9:53 AM
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784ds agoThe high gas prices have many
Long Islanders changing their spending habits as they wait and hope for relief
at the pump.
Some residents tell News 12 they
don’t
buy as many clothes or are opting not to get their nails done as a cost saving
measure.
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