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YOUR RESEARCHGas prices up $$$$
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I found that if you fill your 911 every time you go out for a nice, little drive, it doesn't really cost that much to fill, lol!!
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Now that I have my car out (along with her car) the only local option for 93 is Kwik Fill aka Untied Refining aka Citgo aka
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I found that if you fill your 911 every time you go out for a nice, little drive, it doesn't really cost that much to fill, lol!!
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It doesn't hurt too much until I am filling my pickup and see the screen exceed $100.
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My car and my wife's Jag run on 93 octane, it was horrible, two times in the past three months water in the gas in my wife's car when purchased at the very high volume Speedway down the road, never again.
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This is the time of year when they switch from the winterized gas to the summer gas. Winterized gas has additives to prevent fuel from freezing.
Also, issues like what's going on in Venezuela affect prices.
You might remember a few years back when gas prices spiked way above $3 average. Everybody threw a fit. When prices dropped below $3 that winter everybody was happy and forgot that the price they were now happy with was still about $1 higher than before the spike. Conspiracy theorists say it was done to make the consumer comfortable with the higher price overall. Even today people will grumble about $3+ although not all that loudly. I'm like 808, I just put it in my tank and drive off, however, if milk was $7 per gallon on this side of the water I would become anti-dairy real quickly!
If I'm a greedy oil company executive, so long as I pocket the money, why do I care whether consumers are "comfortable" ?
But a look at the
history of gasoline prices in constant inflation-adjusted dollars
offers remarkably poor support for the idea that oil companies collude to drive up the price.
All our local Sunoco stations were purchased by Speedway about six months ago.
My car and my wife's Jag run on 93 octane, it was horrible, two times in the past three months water in the gas in my wife's car when purchased at the very high volume Speedway down the road, never again.
Now that I have my car out (along with her car) the only local option for 93 is Kwik Fill aka Untied Refining aka Citgo aka
Venezuela.
Just paid 3.25, it goes up every week,
Paid 2.23 for regular in Clemson, SC yesterday. It was 2.37 today. ☹️
Premium is definitely more expensive, typically 40 to 60 cents per gallon above regular. Diesel is cheaper than premium at some stations.
Sounds reasonable. The question I have is "40 cases of Everclear"! Think you might have/had a drinking problem??
Besides that any fear of spontaneous combustion in the garage? Definitely would NOT smoke in garage, either!
I have to admit, I quit looking at gas prices too----a long time ago. I know Premium is somewhere around $3.80-3.90 in Seattle area, I think... It doesn't hurt too much until I am filling my pickup and see the screen exceed $100. It's only a 25 gallon tank.
I found that if you fill your 911 every time you go out for a nice, little drive, it doesn't really cost that much to fill, lol!!
I'm in Southern California. It was $3.88 for premium today at Arco, and trending upward. I have a chocolate milk addiction that I fight with and lose to everyday. A 52oz bottle of Fairlife chocolate milk is over 4 bucks. Some things in life just can't be avoided. I don't typically gamble, but I played the giant lottery thing today and I'm pretty sure that I lost. Always replace negative thoughts with positive ones. Defaulting to thoughts of a pair boobies in these situations is always a safe distraction.
while we are on the subject of pricey/expensive liquids, may I present the following for your infotainment:
The Five Most Expensive Liquids in the World
Scorpion Venom � $39 million per gallon.
King Cobra Venom � $153k per gallon. ...
Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) � $123k per gallon. ...
Horseshoe Crab Blood � $60k per gallon. ...
Chanel No. 5 � $26k per gallon.
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in my opinion anyone driving a gas guzzling luxury car has no room to complain about fuel prices.
I remember 8-10 yrs ago when I was club racing and towing my racecar behind my diesel pickup - THATS when fuel prices were high. These days are cheap relatively speaking
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