It's kind of like we've got a car with four leaky tires, ... When you fill them up with air, it runs pretty good. But pretty soon the air runs out of the tires and it's not a very smooth ride at that point.

We recommend keeping your cars well maintained, checking air pressure in your tires and combining errands into one trip to save gas. If everyone did that, the conservation efforts would make a huge difference on the price factor.

If at all possible, first check out the tires. When you think about it there only four spots about this big holding you on the road and if they're not in good shape, off you go.

You get used to it after a while. Working with him is like changing the tires on a moving car. You come in each morning without a clue as to what the day will bring. All you know is that the day will fly by and there will be screaming. It’s like having a picnic at the end of the runway at O’Hare.

I think, like everybody else in New Hampshire, when I pull up to fill up my car and I pay $50, I get upset, ... And I'm wondering if these prices are legitimate.

When you take a person with dementia and you put them in a car and drive them for four hours to come for an appointment, they're not really at their best when you assess them. Some people get more confused or even a bit agitated,