ski.dive
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Gas prices gone UP 40cents more a gallon in 3 weeks...WHY?
Spring and summer fuel are a cleaner blend of fuels and cost more to produce, we get stuck with those costs.
Gas prices gone UP 40cents more a gallon in 3 weeks...WHY?
I wish gas was that cheap here. ITs US$6.25 p/g here...>Cayman Islands. I pay about US$120 per week for gas
Wait about another 8-10 years when the market it flooded with electric cars, trucks , m/c , utv’s etc... every time I turnaround there’s some new electric coming out on the market. This weekend I went to my friends ranch and he has bought new electric mountain bikes to ride around the property. They do a good 30mph up the dirt roads and trails. Soon gas is going to be in low demand and then wait to see what the prices do. Supply and very little demand. The old school off readers will be the only ones at the pumps.
Yep. Annual seasonal maintenance/fuel blend change plus it's time for more refinery fires so they can keep production capacity low.
Sometimes it makes ya wonder, doesn't it? About every year there's got to be a spring fire. Funny how the fires and refinery problems hardly happen in the winter. Sorry, that's the conspiracy theorist deep within me thinking out loud.
I *Expect* fuel prices could potentially rise a lot at just about any time. Nobody should become complacent given the world we live in. We've been fortunate the last 7 years. If in the event prices DO go way up, I'm buying another H3 (b/c prices will plummet).
Good strategy. I bought my F250 diesel when price was $4.50/gallon. Dealer had about 25 of them about begged me to take one.
Also landed in Houston before daybreak this morning and you could see the plume of smoke stretching over the city. Could not see the lights on the ground through the smoke.
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Gasoline and crude oil are bought/sold commodities by brokers, not the board members. Either way I am mad when I have to pay as much or more for a gallon of milk or a 12 pack of beer.