Proper tire inflation makes a world of difference in gas mileage.

While you could say that 4 percent looks modest, if you look at it against inflation, they're coming out ahead.

I don't really count the mileage, and I don't count the deer. Hopefully, the bottom line is in the black when it's over,

Inflation has been very soft for a number of years, and there's absolutely no reason to believe that's going to change any time in the near future.

Inflation is down to 1.4% excluding energy, so there's absolutely no inflation pressure.

They never quit and we never quit, but the difference was they ran out of gas in the last four minutes. They started turning the ball over and committing more fouls.