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Prices at the Pump

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So what are you going to do? Complaining has done any good so far.

 

Don't quite know yet. But if I can't afford as much gas, I'm not driving to the stores to buy as many goods, which has to affect the economy.

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There's a guy on BGP who's been saying to buy a hybrid. Used prices aren't bad now, gas today is as cheap as we'll ever see it.

 

Time to get with the program.

Sad but years ago when there was a R in office this sort of thing was seen as a HUGE CRISIS . The news networks ran nightly stories on it . The crazy insane radical left said it was because that ole Bush was a " oil man" . So now prices are high as ever and not a sound . When Bush was in office if gas went up a dime it was projected as a national crisis . Now nothing.

Sad but years ago when there was a R in office this sort of thing was seen as a HUGE CRISIS . The news networks ran nightly stories on it . The crazy insane radical left said it was because that ole Bush was a " oil man" . So now prices are high as ever and not a sound . When Bush was in office if gas went up a dime it was projected as a national crisis . Now nothing.

 

Quite honestly, I think it's just that everyone is used to high gas prices. We've been dealing with $3+ gas for over 10 years. It was still really new under Bush, and a real shock to the system. It's just not much of a surprise anymore. I don't think it matters who is in office at this point, it's just not news anymore, it's standard operating procedure.

We were told to cut back and prices would go down. The use of gas has went down and the price still goes up.

 

No matter how you look at it, they have use by the balls on gas.

I'm driving the new hybrid. It's called the Chevy Vase-line. It gets the same mileage, but makes the friction when I bend over at the pump more bearable.

doc :laugh: made me spit my coffee

Quite honestly, I think it's just that everyone is used to high gas prices. We've been dealing with $3+ gas for over 10 years. It was still really new under Bush, and a real shock to the system. It's just not much of a surprise anymore. I don't think it matters who is in office at this point, it's just not news anymore, it's standard operating procedure.

 

Whoa; not so. Gas when the last administration left office was 1.89. The only blip occurred in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina...then prices came back down.

Prices have been well over $3.00 the whole time the current administration has been in office.

 

True: the left-leaning press wrote continuously of the price of gasoline at that time; Mr. Obama addressed it in his campaign speeches in 2008.

In the last five years: not a peep.

 

If the Fourth Estate continues to let us down....

Mall Road Kroger gas station has been cheapest in the area. I'll be by there later and will update

Mall Road Kroger gas station has been cheapest in the area. I'll be by there later and will update

 

Normally the speed way and Murphy on 42 at the end of mall road are the same or few cents more than Mall Road Kroger. If you can get there with all the construction.

Quite honestly, I think it's just that everyone is used to high gas prices. We've been dealing with $3+ gas for over 10 years. It was still really new under Bush, and a real shock to the system. It's just not much of a surprise anymore. I don't think it matters who is in office at this point, it's just not news anymore, it's standard operating procedure.

 

I'm not use to the prices. It kills me every time I pump gas.

 

Only thing good is the BP card I have. Double rewards day today

We were told to cut back and prices would go down. The use of gas has went down and the price still goes up. No matter how you look at it' date=' they have use by the balls on gas.[/quote']

 

That means someone has to settle for millions instead of billions. Only way gas goes down anytime soon is if we go into another deep recession. The price today is as cheap as we will ever see it, until 2030 when we cut oil dependence in half.

If the route between where I live and where I work didn't make it all but an impossibility, I'd already be taking the bus.

 

It's pretty hard to deal with, but I don't have any way around it.

 

As long as demand continues to rise, prices are going to go up. Don't know what to do about it.

If the route between where I live and where I work didn't make it all but an impossibility' date=' I'd already be taking the bus. It's pretty hard to deal with, but I don't have any way around it. As long as demand continues to rise, prices are going to go up. Don't know what to do about it.[/quote']

 

Demand is at all time lows. It's never had anything to do with supply and demand, that's an old Enron wives tale.

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