Meh. Just use your stimulus money to pay for it!
Everything will be just fine... until it runs out.
Then, as they said in the old days: "Grab your ankles, this is going to sting"
What are you paying for gas?
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Everything will be just fine... until it runs out.
Then, as they said in the old days: "Grab your ankles, this is going to sting"
I won't be needing gas for at least another month. maybe two...
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$2.79 today, unleaded the cheap stuff
We took a slight dip to 2.79/9
Up another 10 c. in the last 10 days so Jan 20 = $2.07/gal now $2.90/gal That's an 83 c. increase so far!
I think I paid $2.86 last week when I filled the car up.
$2.79
I filled up at $2.79 also, up about 90cents since January.
Dropped a little here. Range from 2.56 to 2.68
$3.99 for regular. Thank you Gov. Newscum
Bouncing between 2.80 and 2.90 a gallon here. Memorial Day is coming. I'll bet it's well over 3 bucks here by then.
$2.70 seems to be the magic number here.
Except the lone QT for $2.43.
I’ll bet they’re slammed.
Except the lone QT for $2.43.
I’ll bet they’re slammed.
Jan 20th $2.07/gal, April 19th $2.97/gal = +.90 which for mathies is a 43.48% rise in 3 month.
I've been posting pretty much monthly.
I've been posting pretty much monthly.
Yes, Mrs. Locust,
I don’t get that either? I have done that math before and a 43% jump in three months, in my mind, doesn’t make sense. I believe they set the prices off of what we see on the news, not actually how much gas we have stored in the U.S.
10 cents more in the last two weeks. So Jan 20 $2.07 / gal as of last weekend, $3.07/gal.
More rumbles from the approaching 'perfect-storm':
2.74 to 2.89 here. I'm hearing of some places that are still below 2.70 but I haven't seen it.
Just under $3.00 per gallon.
Predictable for many reasons. Yes, we are in for some interesting times for sure...
Predictable for many reasons. Yes, we are in for some interesting times for sure...
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Here in NYC, I pay $2.75 each way on the subway, typical trip is about 2-5 miles. So if I had a car that got 15 miles to the gallon, that would be $15-20 per gallon.
Then again, lots of people here just hop or crawl under the turnstiles, or wait for someone to open the emergency exit door when leaving. So I guess in that sense gas is free here, too!
Then again, lots of people here just hop or crawl under the turnstiles, or wait for someone to open the emergency exit door when leaving. So I guess in that sense gas is free here, too!
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As of today, gas is $2.61/gallon. We are Sam’s Club members and we can get it about .20¢ cheaper there.
We are located just outside of Tulsa, OK.
Yep, free for the cesspool but for those of us on the other side of the state not so much. At least my taxes are doing something, for someone, besides the mobster in office the east coasters of the state seem to vote in every term....
Guess how much it costs when the sign looks like this?
Anyone?
...We know.
Anyone?
...We know.
Here in Bama it's been holding steady at about $2.70 for a month now. Hope it keeps holding steady.
Saturday I paid $2.89, but $20 fills my car up for the month too.
I drive a new to me 2015 Fiat 500 Lounge.
i just put 12,224 miles on it.
Bought it in 2017 with 31 miles on it.
I drive a new to me 2015 Fiat 500 Lounge.
i just put 12,224 miles on it.
Bought it in 2017 with 31 miles on it.
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Pre-COVID I was buying a tank of gas every 5 days, now I buy a tank of gas per month. I cringe to think about what prices will do if everyone starts driving like we used to...
When I do drive, I have noticed that the traffic is increasing, doubling the time it takes to drive 30 miles to the wife's 30 miles doctor. Pre-COVID it took about 55 minutes, during the COVID lock down it dropped to 30 minutes, now it is just above 45 minutes. I have read that people may be less willing to use mass transit in the cities after things get back to normal, making traffic and air quality worse.
When I do drive, I have noticed that the traffic is increasing, doubling the time it takes to drive 30 miles to the wife's 30 miles doctor. Pre-COVID it took about 55 minutes, during the COVID lock down it dropped to 30 minutes, now it is just above 45 minutes. I have read that people may be less willing to use mass transit in the cities after things get back to normal, making traffic and air quality worse.
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While on the road diesel in PA is 3.39, in FL they put in 2 new Buccees, diesel was 2.67 everywhere else was 3.09. I have to head back down there this weekend, hopefully it is still cheap
Yeah, we were on vacation in TN when Katrina hit and gas prices doubled overnight. After a few days price was less of an issue than if you could find it at all. Can only imagine now what might happen.
2.89/9 as of yesterday.
Eastern Missouri $2.58 - $2.62 range. It has held steady for the past month or so.
2.49 - 2.59 in N. Texas.
