Gas for $1.99 a gallon around here.

Yep. All that huge ass demand from people idling in their driveways. Dumbass

 

Damn, my gas tank just keeps on getting bigger!

I put in over $60 just now!

 

It jumped almost $.20 in the last few days, from $2.51 to $2.69.

 

Mine has dropped about .10 in the last week. 2.65 now

 

"while prices at the pump have risen since **January 2021**, experts attribute this to a gradual recovery from very low crude oil costs during the downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic, and are now headed upward because of an anticipated rebound in demand. "

The same experts who have been wrong and or lying since........

 

My expert knows more than your expert because I paid my expert more than you paid yours.

 

Exactly,,,,Rising fuel prices are a direct results from actions taken... look at the DJIA today after they announced this bullshit;
"The United States Department of the Interior will cancel all oil and gas lease sales from public lands through the end of June, according to a Bureau of Land Management press release issued on Wednesday."
https://www.google.com/search?q=djia&oq=djia&aqs=chdjia

On January 27, 2020, President Biden issued Executive Order 14008, Tackling the Climate Crises at Home and Abroad (E.O. 14008). Section 208 of E.O. 14008 mandates that “the Secretary of the Interior shall pause new oil and natural gas leases on public lands . . . pending completion of a comprehensive review and reconsideration of Federal oil and gas permitting and leasing practices in light of [her] broad stewardship responsibilities over the public lands . . . , including potential climate and other impacts” and to “consider whether to adjust royalties.

https://www.blm.gov/press-release/statement-second-quarter-oil-and-gas-lease-sales


On the very day President Biden was inaugurated, the DoI pulled back the reins on issuing permits for oil and gas exploration on federal lands and in federal waters. It did this not by banning permits outright but by limiting which Interior employees could approve permits. The number of employees to approve permits has dwindled significantly to a total of nine, and is limited to “leadership” only. It is an effective suspension of the permitting process\

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/US-Cancels-All-Q2-Oil-Gas-Lease-Sales.html

 

$4.15 for diesel yesterday.

 

Holy shit! 2.62 here....you must live in CA.

 

Motherphuckers who get a lot of shit for free or at highly discounted rate covered by our taxes are telling us we have to pay more because of one of the other bullshit reason they come up with! F=#%@d up in so many ways!!!

 

Yup

 

California?

It's an awesome place to live.
I'll be heading home as soon as my greencard gets renewed.

 

2.65 here, was 2.85 yesterday

 

Damn dude...that's nuts. Oh well, at least your other taxes are low.

 

C’mon $4gal...I need a Urus!!

 

Well here in Calif....I saw $4.70 gallon the other day at a 76 station.
I have a little Nissan frontier as a work vehicle company car and I am putting $70 in it every 2 days it's a Nissan frontier with a 4-cylinder and I'm only getting from 13 to 15 miles a gallon worthless truck absolutely worthless.
I started out 4 months ago with a Ford EcoBoost mix 250 more horsepower and gets mid-twenties on the highway it's Nissan sucks like no other vehicle I've ever driven it's the slowest vehicle transmission can't make up its mind what year it wants to be in so glad I'm not paying the gas bill on this thing

 

Heading home to Ireland? Are you staying there?

 

This was earlier this week in Dallas at the airport. I was surprised there is a $1 spread between regular and premium. even outside the airport I noticed .60 spread.

In California it is usually .10 or less between the grades.