re: How long ago did Fanis dad buy lunch for the three of them for $9.95?

Except $9.95 is a weird number for things to just happen to total to.
It is an expected price for a single item (9.95 or 9.99 for just under $10). But ordering multiple items to get that total... Either everything is priced to the nickel (plausible but still unusual to get to a $9.95 final tally) or they ordered exactly 5 items with a $x.x9 style price.
Knowing nothing else, that number would set off internal red flags that the person is probably making up a lie on the spot.
Caveat: I don't know the context and didn't watch any testimony.

p.s.: interesting seeing McDonalds prices from 1979. Just the other day I heard someone in an interview claim that in parts of California a value meal is up to $18. yikes.