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

[polarbear98]

$2.69 in Germantown Kentucky this morning :no:

[John Anthony]

Anyone notice that refineries never seem to break down when oil is near $80-$100 and gas is $3.40 +?

[newarkcatholicfan]

2.89 Buckeye Lake.

[rjs4470]

Anyone notice that refineries never seem to break down when oil is near $80-$100 and gas is $3.40 +?

 

I remember plenty of breakdowns when gas was at $3 and above. That period of time a few years ago when gas was at $3.90 and above, I specifically remember was a result of a shutdown. Hurricanes in the gulf cause refinery shutdowns all the time, which jack the gas prices up temporarily.

[John Anthony]

I remember plenty of breakdowns when gas was at $3 and above. That period of time a few years ago when gas was at $3.90 and above' date=' I specifically remember was a result of a shutdown. Hurricanes in the gulf cause refinery shutdowns all the time, which jack the gas prices up temporarily.[/quote']

 

Where is the hurricane in Indiana?

[rjs4470]

Where is the hurricane in Indiana?

 

There's no hurricane anywhere right now. And if you read my post, I never said there was. There are always refinery breakdowns every year, sometimes a couple times a year, whether gas is cheap(er) or not. And they always raise the price when that happens. I used hurricanes as an example of why refineries sometimes shut down or aren't operating. Are you disagreeing with the fact that every time there is a hurricane in the gulf, that refineries close and the price of gas increases??

[TheDeuce]

Still $2.79 in Okolona.

[John Anthony]

There's no hurricane anywhere right now. And if you read my post' date=' I never said there was. There are always refinery breakdowns every year, sometimes a couple times a year, whether gas is cheap(er) or not. And they always raise the price when that happens. I used hurricanes as an example of why refineries sometimes shut down or aren't operating. Are you disagreeing with the fact that every time there is a hurricane in the gulf, that refineries close and the price of gas increases??[/quote']

 

Convenient break down as oil is approaching decade lowes. You would think with the billon dollar profits they've made over the past decade, they could buy some new pipes.

 

I buy a hurricane logic much more than a "break down" which results in one of the highest gas spikes we've seen in years.

[sweet16]

Bird pooped on the pipe, raise the prices.

[All In]

$2.69 in Germantown Kentucky this morning :no:

 

Probably $8.00 a gallon in Campbell County. I swear that County always seems to have the highest gas at any given time

[Jim Schue]

Bardstown stores eventually came to an agreement and everybody went to $2.59 on (I think) Sunday. But it's been dropping a penny or two per day since, to the point the local market driver — 5-Star — has it at $2.56 as of a few hours ago.

 

The day — again, Sunday, I think — where there were some places at $2.39 and others at $2.59 represents the most volatile gas price day ever in my eight years living in Bardstown.

[swamprat]

This evening, I filled up the car at a Citgo near my home. Paid $1.99/gal.

[TAC]

$3.99 in El Segundo, Ca. this evening.

[littleluck55]

$3.99 in El Segundo, Ca. this evening.

 

Isn't there a Chevron refinery in El Segundo?

[TAC]

About 3 blocks from where I filled up.