How much are you paying for gas???
04-06-2007 | 02:08 PM
#21
Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
i filled up for $2.60/gal for 91 octane the other day. but i'm in jersey. gas is the one thing we get a break on. i get 5% cash back on gas, too, so it comes out to be $2.47 all said and done. that's still very high. i gotta fill up on my way home. it's still in the $2.6x range for 93 here, and 91 is always 4 cents less.
FWIW, regular is $2.45/gal.
FWIW, regular is $2.45/gal.
sadly enough, it's gotten to the point where i feel like premium @ 2.40-2.50 isn't bad, i'm happy when it's there.
04-06-2007 | 02:21 PM
#22
I think it was 2.7X for premium here last time I filled, I really don't pay attention to the prices though either way I'm going to have to fill up, it does suck when it costs 40+ dollars to fill up though
04-06-2007 | 06:07 PM
#26
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i just filled up. $2.67/gal for 93 octane. bastards. it goes up a dime a week.
the problem is, we're all used to it. this is exactly what OPEC and the oil companies want. they want us to get used to it and they want us to see $2.40/gal as a low price. we as a people need to get up in arms about this. bullets need to start flying. there needs to be revolution. the investors are running wild on the exchange. there is so much speculation on the oil markets, it makes 1929-style broking look like investing for the long-term. the investors need to be "controlled"...
the problem is, we're all used to it. this is exactly what OPEC and the oil companies want. they want us to get used to it and they want us to see $2.40/gal as a low price. we as a people need to get up in arms about this. bullets need to start flying. there needs to be revolution. the investors are running wild on the exchange. there is so much speculation on the oil markets, it makes 1929-style broking look like investing for the long-term. the investors need to be "controlled"...
