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Originally posted by: Skoorb
$2.15 for lowest regular. I'm still hoping beyond hope that gas hits $3 regular, AT LEAST.

Highest I've seen is $2.43 I think for premium, at some place that thought it could charge $.13 more _per grade_. Silly buggars.
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Why would you hope it gets more expensive?
 
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Originally posted by: Skoorb
$2.15 for lowest regular. I'm still hoping beyond hope that gas hits $3 regular, AT LEAST.

Highest I've seen is $2.43 I think for premium, at some place that thought it could charge $.13 more _per grade_. Silly buggars.
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Why would you hope it gets more expensive?
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So people lessen their wasteful habits and realize we've hit peak oil and need to start mass-producting alternative fuelds NOW.
 
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Originally posted by: Skoorb
$2.15 for lowest regular. I'm still hoping beyond hope that gas hits $3 regular, AT LEAST.

Highest I've seen is $2.43 I think for premium, at some place that thought it could charge $.13 more _per grade_. Silly buggars.
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Why would you hope it gets more expensive?
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So people lessen their wasteful habits and realize we've hit peak oil and need to start mass-producting alternative fuelds NOW.
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I agree with your sentiment, but I don't think that will happen, even if gas does hit $3.00.
 
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Originally posted by: Skoorb
$2.15 for lowest regular. I'm still hoping beyond hope that gas hits $3 regular, AT LEAST.

Highest I've seen is $2.43 I think for premium, at some place that thought it could charge $.13 more _per grade_. Silly buggars.
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Why would you hope it gets more expensive?
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So people lessen their wasteful habits and realize we've hit peak oil and need to start mass-producting alternative fuelds NOW.
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I agree with your sentiment, but I don't think that will happen, even if gas does hit $3.00.
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It'll start. $3/gallon would see a marked decrease in SUV (esp. the gargantuan variety) sales and moves toward smaller and hybrid vehicles.
 
$2.15 for 87 in Kissimmee Florida
$2.45 for 87 right outside the tourist traps next to Disney World.
 
Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
Originally posted by: Skoorb
$2.15 for lowest regular. I'm still hoping beyond hope that gas hits $3 regular, AT LEAST.

Highest I've seen is $2.43 I think for premium, at some place that thought it could charge $.13 more _per grade_. Silly buggars.
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Why would you hope it gets more expensive?
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Less traffic on the roads, only the rich will be able to drive. :thumbsup:

 
Originally posted by: MetalMat
I am gonna start riding my bike to work, I am already riding my bike to my friend's houses now.
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I have to drive across the World's longest bridge (Ponchartrain Causeway) over by New Orleans, they do not allow bikes on the 24 mile span.


 
Highest I have seen so far is $2.39 for regular with the lowest being something like $2.20 here in Seattle. We tend to have some of the highest prices in the country which has always seemed strange to me.

Funny thing is, Spokane, WA which is a city of almost 300,000 on the other side of the state typcially has 5-10 cents lower gas than Seattle. Of course the cost of living and average sallary are lower there so it goes to show that you can price gas according to your consumer base.

-spike
 
Just heard on the news ExxonMobil is now the most profitable company in the world.
25 Billion in PROFIT last year.

A strange trend in my neighborhood in Phoenix, AZ: Circle K gas stations no longer sell the upper two levels of gas, they only sell the 87 octane regular unleaded. Weird, I guess no one was buying the premium stuff?
 
Arco is cheapest in my area (near Palm Springs) . . . 2.47.9 for regular

and isn't Chevron buying Unocal?
(today's news)
 
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: MetalMat
I am gonna start riding my bike to work, I am already riding my bike to my friend's houses now.
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I have to drive across the World's longest bridge (Ponchartrain Causeway) over by New Orleans, they do not allow bikes on the 24 mile span.
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I like to fish out there. The atchafalya basin bridge is a pretty far drive to, nto as long as that bridge but long still.
 
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
CDN$0.919/L ~= US$2.85/gal :Q

- M4H
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damn! Canadian gas used to seem really expensive. 😛
:shocked:

Cali is almost there.
:roll:

:thumbsdown:
 
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