Marcie Brown lives in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
She and her family have had to make a lot of changes to their lifestyle in the past couple months.
They canceled streaming services.
Her husband has picked up extra shifts at work, and their daughters decide to live at home rather than live on her college campus.
They've had to make all of these changes because of how expensive it's become to live.
We usually buy our eggs in five dozen cartons, if that makes any sense.
The flat's a five dozen.
Our box is a five dozen.
And what I was paying $18 for three months ago, I paid $30 for this month.
Marcy hasn't just been noticing the price of eggs going up.
It's other things, too.
It's now cheaper for her to buy shrimp than hamburger because the price of beef is up.
Her coffee is almost double the price it was last year.
And now that President Trump is proposing tariffs on Mexico and Canada, she's worried that it'll just get harder for her family.
Look at how much produce comes into our country from Mexico.
I mean, there's produce you can't even get American grown anymore.
And you sit there and you say, oh, it's a tax on the country that gets passed on to the consumer.
You just made it harder for the little person to be able to afford something.
Marcy didn't vote for anyone for president.
She didn't like either candidate.