Gas is $1.96 in South Carolina. How about where you are?

[spindoc]

2.89 at the Five Star off exit 14 on 71 in Crestwood.

[Randy Parker]

I pretty much agree with everything Clizzy has stated here, as well as in the past, on the gas price issue.

 

However, I'll still complain about it. :lol2::lol2:

[John Anthony]

Demand is but one factor. What do you think happens when demand is down? They don't produce as much.

 

That's because we don't need as much but have a ton sitting around if need be. There is no way you can tell me gas prices can be high due to low and high demand? What would give in that scenario?

[woodsrider]

$2.99 in Henderson. I paid $2.02 last Friday, paid $2.20 yesterday morning and yesterday evening it was $2.99.

[TheDeuce]

$2.99 in most places in Louisville this morning.

[John Anthony]

$2.99 in Cincy, officially back to Katrina like levels/$100 oil levels.

[swamprat]

$2.24 at Thorntons and 7-Eleven, here in Oldsmar. It's been in the 2.20's pretty solid the last 2 weeks.

[John Anthony]

$2.24 at Thorntons and 7-Eleven' date=' here in Oldsmar. It's been in the 2.20's pretty solid the last 2 weeks.[/quote']

 

You lucky southerners enjoy non gouged pricing.

[John Anthony]

I read a report today that Iran has 50 million barrels of oil sitting on a tanker ready to be shipped as soon as sanctions are lifted. An extra 50 mill on top of our over supplied world...

[NKY Bandit]

Checked out the price of the new Tesla Model S Electric car. You can get a nice used one for ~$80K and go 270 miles on one charge. Or you can buy two Civics and get 50 MPG for less than the cost of the Tesla.

[Yedboy]

Just paid $2.40 at Murphy's in Florence. Lines looked like something from the oil embargo from the 1970s. Speedway next door was $2.69

[Irish Cat]

Just paid $2.40 at Murphy's in Florence. Lines looked like something from the oil embargo from the 1970s. Speedway next door was $2.69

 

I don't understand waiting in lines. Even at $.29 per gallon difference (which is crazy for stations next door to each other) given an average gas tank size of 15 gallons that is only a little over $4.00 in savings. I'm not waiting in line a half hour to save $4.00. And I'm not rich by any means.

[Irish Cat]

It was still $2.59 at the Hucks by my home in Owensboro a few minutes ago.

[John Anthony]

Oil inching near the $30's, never thought we would see that again. I know it doesn't matter when the refinery in Indiana shut down production but the actual cost of gas should be around $2.15.

[Clyde]

Oil inching near the $30's, never thought we would see that again. I know it doesn't matter when the refinery in Indiana shut down production but the actual cost of gas should be around $2.15.

 

How is that figure arrived at? (excuse my dangling preposition)