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It was ranging from $3.09 to $3.19 a gallon here in Lafayette last time I checked, but I did see it as high as $3.49 a gallon in Portland TN last weekend.
Fuck Joe Biden.
Wednesday, April 12, 2023
Gas prices increase as OPEC cuts oil production
Following OPEC’s announcement last week that it will cut production by more than a million barrels per day beginning in May, the national average cost for a gallon of gas increased by seven cents to $3.55 for the week ending April 6, according to the latest AAA gas prices report.
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Fuck Joe Biden in the ass!
ReplyDeleteWith a rusty chainsaw!
DeleteYou volunteering?
Delete4.10 in Idaho.
DeleteIt was $3.19 at the IGA here in Chickenbone SC yesterday. The QuikeeMart was the same but the BP was a little higher as they usually are.
ReplyDelete- WDS
I paid $2.95 Sunday and $3.09 yesterday.
ReplyDelete3.89 in the northern illinois area
ReplyDelete$3.75 in SW Indiana! FJB!
ReplyDeleteOur Regular unleaded 91 went up $.05 a litre on the next Tuesday. Prices here range from $2.43 to $2.55 a litre.
ReplyDeleteMichael in Nelson
$4.49 (ARCO) -- $5.79 (Mobil) around here in So Cal yesterday.
DeleteI've always seen regular as 87; 91 is mid-grade.
DeleteSo you're paying around $10/gal?
Steve: I had a 73 Chev that required 93 regular leaded at about 30 cents/gal . Sunoco had a selector option that would sell up to104. I believe typical premium was 98. Themz was the dayz
Delete$3.49 in Central Florida.
ReplyDeleteSame in St. Pete.
DeleteCurrent price, per Gas Buddy, ranges from $3.09 to $3.39 across 37 local stations, with $3.14 where I usually buy gas here in central New England. When I filled up ten days ago, I paid $3.25.
ReplyDeleteNemo
Fuck OPEC too
ReplyDeleteAte at Taco bell, got free gas.
ReplyDelete@Luis-IFartedToday.
Yes, but aren't they making up the production cut by buying from Russia?
ReplyDeleteSteve S6
$4.49 Tucson, AZ
ReplyDeleteHere in the Oregon Outback it just jumped from $3.99 to $4.09 last week. Granted, we're at the tail end of a long, precarious supply chain, and entirely too close to Califruitopia, but it is irritating.
ReplyDeleteNotice how nobody talks about peak oil anymore? That's because the doomsayers have all realized there's not actually any such thing. ALL oil shortages are 100% artificial.
ReplyDeleteBut we can all buy electric!
It won't be HALF as reliable.
It won't run nearly as far before you have to "refill."
You won't be able to tow as much.
Despite claims, in 5 years your battery will be FUBAR and at that point it's cheaper just to buy a new vehicle.
Oh yeah, there's not nearly enough power available, and that can't really be dealt with. Maybe some new gas fired power plants can help.