Yesterday the pump prices were around $3.50 a gallon, today they jumped up to $6.10 a gallon. This is getting out of control. Soon no one will be able to afford to drive.
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13 years ago
Yesterday the pump prices were around $3.50 a gallon, today they jumped up to $6.10 a gallon. This is getting out of control. Soon no one will be able to afford to drive.
Hey, they are only $5.82 in my area. It'll be a week or so before they go over the $6.00 mark. Enough time to do some more of the jack-rabbit starts at the lights, leave some rubber behind at the driveway, that sorta thing. Maybe buy a new truck with 15MPG rating. Shucks, no need to be trying to conserve. 'Cause we are 'Mericans, we DESERVE to be able to do that.
Where is this?
In the land of April fools ;)
Be glad you're A plugger is a guy who remembers when gas cost $1 for FOUR gallons, now it costs $4 for ONE gallon.
Jeff
Remember when gas was 28 cents a gallon and a carton of cigarettes was 2 dollars? Maybe it still is and the money is no good.
I think the lowest I remember gas was 32 or 35 cents but that was just the last sign I remember. I must have been about 17 y/o. 1971
I quit smoking just before cigarettes went over $1/pack.
1985The cost to Saudi Arabia for a barrel of oil is $2.
Jim
What is the cost of crude oil pumped in the US a barrel?
I think, even is Saudi Arabia, the days of oil just flowing out of the ground are over. I remember a show where they said it cost them $40/barrel to drill and cart/pipe across the dessert. Something a lot of people don't understand is that there is plenty of oil but access makes it cost more. Shale oil must be extracted with heat or chemicals and I don't think there is any profit if commodity is going for $50/barrel.
When I was a kid, 18 cents would get you a loaf of bread, a pack of cigarettes, a quart of milk or a gallon of gas ;)
First house I rented in 1965 cost 15 cents/gallon for heating oil. I just spent $800 two weeks ago for 200 gallons to fill my oil tank.
$4.83 and up a gallon here in central Ontario this morning
I may be older than some of you. When gas went from $.11 to $.13 per gallon dad said we cannot drive unless needed. Milk was $.35 per gallon and came in a glass gallon container that had a wire loop handle for carrying. WW
Wish I could run my car on milk. Around here, it'd be cheaper.
Yup, and you don't need to feed the gasburner when it's not working. Hayburners need feeding regardless.
Good thing it doesn't run on fizzy water.
My van may be made by Chrysler, but it doesn't have a turbine. Don't think the onboard computer would know what to do with a half-alcohol half-water mix. Maybe moonshine that had been run through 3 times....
You could run it on Vodka or Everclear....
Grandpa, is that you?!!! (-:
-- Bobby G.
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