Gas here was over 3.00$ but is now down to 2.53. "normal" before the disaster was around 2.35, and it could forseably be close to that by Dirtweek. I hope it's coming down across the country, and this encourages more folks to go, if gas prices were a factor.
Gas prices coming down! yay!
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It peaked at 3.19 on the MO side here in KC. It started falling rapidly after that. I bought one tank at 2.95 ($60!) and my last tank Saturday at 2.42. It's 2.38 as of this morning. I think we were around 2.25 before the storm.
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Its fallen about 30+ cents here in the past week!
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don't apologize. Nobody made Patman buy a diesel . . . :nener:squeaky said:
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Gas is coming down here too. I had way to many $100 fill ups in my truck. Bad part is a tank wont last a week................got to fill twice a week :yeehaw: :yeehaw:
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Why not?! The high prices while not Euro level do suck but all we can do is deal with it and complain. You know I'm just bustin' your chops like one of the guys Squeaky. Well your sort of like one of the guys except you have boobs and are better lookin' ;)squeaky said:
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down to 2.59 here was as high as 3.20 week and half ago
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Patman said:
LOL Seriously...although I get great mileage in my little v6, 3.1 liter car...it SUCKS to have to pay $38-$40 to fill up a 12 gallon tank!
Oh well, deal with it I guess...not much else I can do, I'm not going to stop driving!
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I used to laugh at the little hybrids and the nerds who drive them, but these prices will make you think differently...
:bang:
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In all seriousness, if this storm hits north of Galveston, we could be in for some bigtime increases just like last storm.
Hopefully the feds are going to be able to jump right in and cause a correction by lifting restrictions again. I think the last move they made did a considerable amount of correcting in record time.
Problem is, I'm wondering if we may still be seeing gag-me-with-a-spoon prices before we head out to OK.
I'm tempted to fill up my many cans now in an attempt to beat the anticipated increases. My luck, the prices would be less 2nd week of Oct.
What to do???
If prices go to $4.00, I'll tout how intuitive I am with the foresight of a swami...
If they are at $2.40....I will have a lot of overpriced gas to burn. (and prolly won't tell that in reality I'm dumb as a rock)
One thing that does make things better to take....is to look at an old sales reciept for VP fuel...makes paying pump a LOT easier.
:)
Hopefully the feds are going to be able to jump right in and cause a correction by lifting restrictions again. I think the last move they made did a considerable amount of correcting in record time.
Problem is, I'm wondering if we may still be seeing gag-me-with-a-spoon prices before we head out to OK.
I'm tempted to fill up my many cans now in an attempt to beat the anticipated increases. My luck, the prices would be less 2nd week of Oct.
What to do???
If prices go to $4.00, I'll tout how intuitive I am with the foresight of a swami...
If they are at $2.40....I will have a lot of overpriced gas to burn. (and prolly won't tell that in reality I'm dumb as a rock)
One thing that does make things better to take....is to look at an old sales reciept for VP fuel...makes paying pump a LOT easier.
:)
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biglou
Up 20cents here since I posted two days ago. You jinxed it, MM! :p
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