OIL JUST HIT 70.90 PER BARREL unleaded gas UP 20% again 2.88 OUT OF HAND

[quote name='shieryda']Not to mention that European workers get, on average, 2-4 weeks more vacation per year, and have better health care...[/QUOTE]

My Western Civ Professor said our country used to be the greatest to work in, but now its not. We no longer have all the benefits and spend lots more time working, according to him anyways. I don't know becuase I wasn't born back in the day, but I wouldn't be surprised if this generation is working at a job more than some of the previous ones did.
 
Sorry for double post....

Anyways I have the most Shaq-fu'ed car on here (I would hope). the transmission is in real bad shape; it sometimes wont go into reverse without me pressing the gas (I shift it to R but it just sits) and that causes a big thud and a bump! Also my gas gauge and milage meter have been broken since I was given the car (yes it was given to me by my older brother, and I'm VERY thankful too.) as well as the speedometer which works until I go over 50mph then the needle jumps back and forth between 50 and up to 70 mph!!!

What does this have to do with this topic you say? Well the reason I like my shaq-fu '93 Saturn SL (other than it being free) is that it is actually good on gas. The most I ever paid for gas was about $23 but that was when I did lots of driving with the ac on and had a defective alternator that had been put in earlier this year and yet I had to pay to be replaced because Advance Auto wouldn't take it out themselves and they wouldn't pay for someone to do it either, so I'll NEVER go there again unless my battery I bought from them dies and is under warranty.

Anyways gas seems pretty cheap for my car. It used to cost around five to six dollars to fill it up each week last year, but now I have to pay anywhere from seven to twelve dollars depending on the amount of driving. I also got a Sam's Club Card so I get gas from the new Walmart gas station and its like 5 cents cheaper than most the local gas stations, so that helps to. Oh and did I mention that I am a terrible driver (I have to use my left foot) and do all those things like accelerate fast then stop, and drive fast with windows rolled down. I budget as though gas where a little more expensive just in case of rising prices.

I don't know what I'm going to do if/when I got to do student loans. Those things would suck up my whole paycheck and thensome (based on repayment calculators) and I wouldn't even have the money to go to my doctor or gas for my car....
 
[quote name='Abdullah2']abdullah's tips for saving gas:
1-let go of gas if there is a red light ahead of you, even if someone is tailgating you(unless theres atleast 3 black guys in the car behind you)jk
2- break stop signs when noone is looking
3- use a credit card like citi that gives you 5% back for gas
4-run over speed bumps if it doesn't hit the bottom of your car(suspensions are invinsible )
5-treat the gas pedal like ps2 analog precision buttons , press slowy to keep rpm low

these along with a cheapass ford escort, and i pay only about 3$ gas for a whole day of delivery (about 50$ in tips)[/QUOTE]

yea what is nice is i got a Martathon master card that gives you 5% back what saves me an avg of 20-30 per month. and since i pay it off in full every month that is like getting a free 20 per month..i wouldnt advice running stop signs. cops love to sit in people driveways waiting for people to do that. and what is up with some people and speed bumps some complete stop to go over a freaking speed bump

looks like gas Might fell here from 2.55 to 2.39 at least that is what some gas stations online are showing.
 
[quote name='cgpwns']


Anyways gas seems pretty cheap for my car. It used to cost around five to six dollars to fill it up each week last year, but now I have to pay anywhere from seven to twelve dollars depending on the amount of driving. I also got a Sam's Club Card so I get gas from the new Walmart gas station and its like 5 cents cheaper than most the local gas stations, so that helps to. Oh and did I mention that I am a terrible driver (I have to use my left foot) and do all those things like accelerate fast then stop, and drive fast with windows rolled down. I budget as though gas where a little more expensive just in case of rising prices.

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How exactly do you figure that it cost you $5-$6.00 to fill your car up this same time last year? The saturn has AT LEAST an 8 gallon gas tank, if not more around 10-13 gallons. This same time last year, gas was at least $1.95 a gallon (if not more). There is absolutely no way you filled your car up for 5 to 6 bucks. Saturns do not come with a 4 gallon gas tank. I'd like to know how much you are paying for gas right now if you are able to fill up for $7-$12.00.
 
[quote name='mtxbass1']How exactly do you figure that it cost you $5-$6.00 to fill your car up this same time last year? The saturn has AT LEAST an 8 gallon gas tank, if not more around 10-13 gallons. This same time last year, gas was at least $1.95 a gallon (if not more). There is absolutely no way you filled your car up for 5 to 6 bucks. Saturns do not come with a 4 gallon gas tank. I'd like to know how much you are paying for gas right now if you are able to fill up for $7-$12.00.[/QUOTE]

I just paid $9.60 last Tuesday. I fill it up once a week on Tuesdays and the gas gauge is broken so I never drive it until its empty. I don't fill the entire tank as I never run it bone dry, so I could probably get gas every two weeks if I wanted.

Once I start going to the college downtown I'll probably be using more fuel per week and have to pay a lot more than what I do now.
 
some people here are saying. if oil doesnt fall today, we could see 2.75 today and 3 bucks by end of aug. already started to clean up my books on my routes cause if gas hits 2.75 or higher and stays there very good chance im quitting at least one of my routes. Yea it might mean no more buying off ebgames anymore (blew almost 250 last month on my cc on this site)

im going to be maping them out next week or in 2 weeks and get the mileage and break it down to see how much each route is breaking down into. What sucks is people are now saying they are paying so much in gas/heating bills they cant take the paper. Last year this time i was at almost 400 deliverys per day today im down to around 310 with another cut of non payment people coming next week it will knock my draw under 300 for the first time ever

route used to draw

280 mid month and between 900-1100 end of month now its
280 mid month (fixxed) and between 680-800 end of month

so now im making between 200-300 less then i was last year yet gas,insurance, food and everything else just keeps going up
 
[quote name='cgpwns']I just paid $9.60 last Tuesday. I fill it up once a week on Tuesdays and the gas gauge is broken so I never drive it until its empty. I don't fill the entire tank as I never run it bone dry, so I could probably get gas every two weeks if I wanted.

Once I start going to the college downtown I'll probably be using more fuel per week and have to pay a lot more than what I do now.[/QUOTE]

You aren't filling up your car for that amount. You might be putting gas into it, but there is no way you are getting a complete full tank of gas for under $10 unless you are driving a moped (which you aren't). You even admit yourself that you don't run it bone dry, therefore saying that you only put 10.00 in it to "fill up" is no where near the cost it would be to go from a near empty tank to a completely full tank.
 
cant confirm but someone just said on radio that oil prices are up over another 1 per barrel today and the trading hasnt even started? I hope Oil pulls an AOL. Goes up to 66 and crashes down to 11 : )
 
[quote name='slidecage']some people here are saying. if oil doesnt fall today, we could see 2.75 today and 3 bucks by end of aug. already started to clean up my books on my routes cause if gas hits 2.75 or higher and stays there very good chance im quitting at least one of my routes. Yea it might mean no more buying off ebgames anymore (blew almost 250 last month on my cc on this site)

im going to be maping them out next week or in 2 weeks and get the mileage and break it down to see how much each route is breaking down into. What sucks is people are now saying they are paying so much in gas/heating bills they cant take the paper. Last year this time i was at almost 400 deliverys per day today im down to around 310 with another cut of non payment people coming next week it will knock my draw under 300 for the first time ever

route used to draw

280 mid month and between 900-1100 end of month now its
280 mid month (fixxed) and between 680-800 end of month

so now im making between 200-300 less then i was last year yet gas,insurance, food and everything else just keeps going up[/QUOTE]

yeah, but as a paper carrier, you get to write all of that off when tax time comes...i know its a pain in the ass...but it helps
 
[quote name='mtxbass1']You aren't filling up your car for that amount. You might be putting gas into it, but there is no way you are getting a complete full tank of gas for under $10 unless you are driving a moped (which you aren't). You even admit yourself that you don't run it bone dry, therefore saying that you only put 10.00 in it to "fill up" is no where near the cost it would be to go from a near empty tank to a completely full tank.[/QUOTE]


Thats what I meant. I pump gas into until it won't pump anymore, but I never use a whole tank in a week.
 
[quote name='camoor']So true, in fact oil companies, diamond cartels, the RIAA cartel, and Monopolysoft are just a few of the true "secret vampires" of the US.

To the guy saying that oil prices aren't so bad, Exxon made record profits last year. Not just record profits - MASSIVELY record profits. Meanwhile some American guy protecting the Iraqi ministry of oil with his life is barely making over $20,000 annually. Maybe gas prices should be higher, but my gas money shouldn't be going into the bloody hands of Exxon's CEO.[/QUOTE]

Exactly, it's the record profits that makes these raises fucking unreal, I mean when the hell is someone gonna do something to stop this bullshit.
 
[quote name='camoor']Don't listen to this tripe. You DO make a difference. Just look at the 70s - people pressured the politicians into forcing Detroit to find cleaner, more fuel-efficient cars.

Problem now is that half of America is too pumped up on jingoism and Jebus juice to see that they are being manipulated by corporations and neo-cons.

[/QUOTE]

Utter nonsense. Unlike most people here, I actually remember the 70's and up until his death my father was in car sales. This stuff affect my family very directly. No amount of idiot government policies had any bearing on the cars Detroit chose to produce. It was pure free market effects. Consumers voted with their wallets and after being in denial for nearly a decade reality set in for the Big Three. They then fumbled around for a few years into figurung out what the appeal of Japanese cars was to US consumers.

All of the requirements foisted on Detroit through the EPA applied equally to foreign brands, so there wasn't any pressure there that wasn't already coming from consumers. The biggest thing that happened was the protectist efforts, especially the bailout of Chrysler, that only served to prop up Detroit and allow them to take that much longer to get their act together. This was followed in the 80's by an idiotic tariff on Japanese motorcycles in an effort to keep afloat Harley-Davidson, the sole surviving US manufacturer, with no regard to HD's steadfast refusal to produce models that appealed to those comprising the mainstream motorcycle market. That HD later enjoyed a resurgence in popularity for its value as a yuppie fashion accessory rather than a competitive product did not fill me with pride for my country's approach to foreign competition. This was the same kind of genius politician that wanted to put tariffs on RAM chips after everybody in the US had gotten out of the RAM business. Not because they couldn't compete with foreign chips but because they were dominant in areas like CPUs that offered profit margins many times hioher.
 
[quote name='slidecage']nah we are probally giving that oil to other places so they will be our friend. I love how bush sends BILLIONS OF DOLLARS OVER THERE, Yet we got million of people in the USA living in the street and dont even have enough money to buy food. BUT WHO CARES ABOUT US IN THE USA LETS JUST GIVE THEM ANOTHER 100 BILLION[/QUOTE]

LOL, too true. And We dont even have those Billions of dollars. we are in soo much debt........ i dont want to sound like an ass, but fuck those countries. We are never going to get anything back from them, they wont help us one bit. WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY!
 
[quote name='radjago']I would like to think this would spur popular interest in alternative energy sources and more efficient engine design. Combustion engines are not very efficient (usually 20-30% efficiency) as they take stored chemical energy, convert it to heat and then finally to kinetic energy to torque the wheels and move the car. The energy from excess heat and exhaust are wasted.

I remember the first time seeing gas go over $1/gallon during the Gulf War and never returning below that afterward.[/QUOTE]

Leaving aside pollution and supply issues, petroleum burning engines have some of the greatest end to end effectiveness to be obtained with any existing technology. In terms of capacity as a storage medium for energy and ease of handling, it's just really hard to beat petroleum products. It isn't for lack of trying. Billions of dollars are going into research but there remain some very difficult problems for alternatives. What many people miss is that some of the biggest private sector investments come from oil companies. They don't think of themselves as oil companies. They regard themselves as energy companies whose primary profit center is petroleum. They have a intensely deep interest in being ready to offer the next big thing preferably before supplies get so critical they wreck the economies in which they profit so handsomely. For instance, BP Solar is one of the biggest developers and producers of solar energy products. The BP stands for British Petroleum.

But just wishing and throwing money at it doesn't make it so. While it is common to read reports saying so-and-so new technology will be in real products in, for example, 3-5 years, that to ever appear because some of the problems the developers felt sure were in their if they just invested enough time and effort proved insoluble with available resources.

Some people think we can solve everything by having a Manhatten Project for hydrogen usage but there is already huge sum invested there and no guarantee that solutions to essential problems are to be had. By comparison, the underlying problems of creating the first atomic bomb were a fair bit simpler and economic issues were not a factor. Hydrogen has great potential as a energy storage medium but is very difficult to handle. (The worries that the hydrogen tank kept at the Locjheed Skunk Works in the 60's, when they were planning a hydrogen burning spy plane before the SR-71, could go off like a mini-nuke and wipe out much of Burbank proved to be unfounded but one big expertly maintain facilty is a far cry from having millions of little hydrogen tanks moving around at high speeds.) It is also relatively expensive to obtain. To quote a friend of mine, there are no hydrogen wells. Hydrogen is essentially never found wandering around by itself in the wild. It is pretty all bound to other elements and extracting it requires an energy investment. Currently that cost for cracking water into its two components compares unfavorably to petroleum extraction. That becomes moot if the petroleum runs out but it isn't that that would ever happen. (How petroleum deposits come to be in the first place is now less clear than it was thought a few decades ago.) Rather, the worlwide level of demnd would simply overwhelm the rate of extraction to the point of unavailability for most consumers needs.

The role of petroleum fueled engines in modern civilization isn't a coincidence or a conspiracy. It's just really effectiveness and finding the replacement is a very difficult problem.
 
If you want to bitch about gas prices, try living in Southern California. Highest average prices in the nation and in all too much of it being without a car makes you unemployable. My new job's daily commute takes nearly a quarter of a tank. If I push it I can make 4.5 round trips on a full tank if I don't make much in the way of side trips. I thought about this yesterday morning and realized that after taxes, SocSec, etc., the first hour I spend on the job goes entirely to paying for the day's transportation. I find myself hoping for cooler weather not just for my comfort but so I can avoid using the car's air conditioning. Without that I might be able to go the who work week on one tank.

If I was offered a job paying the same amount but in my local area, I'd jump at it. The saved mileage cost would effectively be like getting a 5% raise in pay. Not to mention cutting out over an hour of driving from my day.

I can but dream.
 
I do! Let's go lynch Bush! Sure it won't solve the problem but I'll feel a whole lot better and when you think about it that's what it's all about anyhow.
 
I know it's not right, but I love it!

Not the high prices, I love that the rest of the country is getting screwed the same way we've always have been in Cali. Not so fun is it?
 
Man, I remember the days when someone would say, "I'm only going to put $5 of gas in my car." And that lasted for the next week. Now, that would barely last most people 30 miles.
 
It was $2.49 on the way to work last week, now it's $2.61 (cheapest gas). This is in Bay area, CA/Hayward. Livermore's at least $2.70 and San Mateo's in the middle.

What's the point of the other gas "flavours" anyway? Can someone justify $.10 more or so per gallon, especially now? I liked how 107.7 The Bone (radio station) was giving out Shell gas cards with money on em, instead of MONEY as a contest prize.

Pretty soon I'm gonna have to put sails on the car or something.....
 
around $2.40 here in mid-TN.. full fillup costs around $35.. unbelievable..

I'm gonna start doing doing like they did in I Heart Huckabees.. just ride the bike everywhere.

...except it was 99 degrees today.
 
[quote name='humidore']
What's the point of the other gas "flavours" anyway? Can someone justify $.10 more or so per gallon, especially now? [/QUOTE]

I'm thinking you are referring to higher octane gases here? The point of other "flavors" of gas is that some cars perform very poorly on lower octane gas. I must put 93 octane in my car or I see a loss in mileage. The manufacturer states premium gasoline only for a reason. Does it bother me I have to pay $.20 more a gallon than the already high price? no. Can I justify the cost difference? Of course.
 
[quote name='dtcarson']
* Minimize the A/C usage.
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Actually it is better for your engine, your gas mileage, your comfort, and your health to use the A/C. Any sort of draft will strain your engine, making it work harder when the windows are open. I know he says he does a lot of stop and go which means less wind. But maybe in that case there VERY SLIGHT affect it has on your gas mileage (maybe 2-5 less miles from a whole tank) to use the A/C is worth it. Also people think that A/C=gas eater. That was right in the late 80's. When they were first perfecting the A/C and no one cared about gas mileage. Now that technology has advanced, and people are more gas conscience, the compressers are smaller and more energery efficient. It alot of cases from the late 1990's to now you will get better gas mileage in stop and go.

O and by the way prices are about $2.45 to $2.60 depending on which staton. Any name brand gas is in the upper of that scale.
 
[quote name='zionoverfire']I do! Let's go lynch Bush! Sure it won't solve the problem but I'll feel a whole lot better and when you think about it that's what it's all about anyhow.[/QUOTE]

Prices in the US have been much lower than the majority of the world for years. When prices are too low then this is the result. Gas still isn't that bad IMO. I am not wealthy but I know what I should and should not spend money on. People don't really need a lot of stuff they spend money on in their life. If anyone is to "blame" it is OPEC. Even then people have to realize that the world's population is higher than in the past and there are A LOT more drivers in the world now. Many people don't car pool or do anything to curb their own gas consumption.
 
[quote name='GuilewasNK']Prices in the US have been much lower than the majority of the world for years. When prices are too low then this is the result. Gas still isn't that bad IMO. I am not wealthy but I know what I should and should not spend money on. People don't really need a lot of stuff they spend money on in their life. If anyone is to "blame" it is OPEC. Even then people have to realize that the world's population is higher than in the past and there are A LOT more drivers in the world now. Many people don't car pool or do anything to curb their own gas consumption.[/QUOTE]

Prices are too low? How is it that Exxon/Mobil, Royal Dutch Shell, and others have been posting *hugely* increased profits for the past quarter? Marathon's profit nearly doubled in the last quarter.

If OPEC is driving up the cost per barrel, then that's something that needs to be acted upon; on the other hand, for an *already* profitable company to take *further* advantage of consumers at the same time that prices are increasing is appalling. They could have kept their profits enormous by simply passing on the increasing cost per barrel to consumers at the pump.

But they took this opportunity to gouge you of more money. That's fucking sick.

I love getting 35-40+ mpg, FWIW.
 
I heard somewhere that come Jan they estimate that the Average gas price will be 3 bucks. Our gov really needs to get involved and starting coming down on the gas companies for keeping their prices too high. Also we have a huge oil reserve that our gov refuses to use to help out the people cause it would lower prices.


The people are getting killed by this are the low income families. They usually have to drive the furthestest to work and yet they are paying out the ass for gas. I am really surprised there has not been more public protest lately, maybe in the future I guess.
 
[quote name='Ikohn4ever']I heard somewhere that come Jan they estimate that the Average gas price will be 3 bucks. Our gov really needs to get involved and starting coming down on the gas companies for keeping their prices too high. Also we have a huge oil reserve that our gov refuses to use to help out the people cause it would lower prices.[/quote]

Well, I wouldn't mind if the price fluctuated perfectly with the per barrel price (at least as an upward trend), but to supplant that with money that creates even larger profit for oil is detestable.

The people are getting killed by this are the low income families. They usually have to drive the furthestest to work and yet they are paying out the ass for gas.
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Well, to be precise, we all are paying out the ass for gas. Additionally, I'd like to see proof that lower class people drive farther to work (that is, those lower class people who own cars). I just don't know if this is true (because such an argument potentially contradicts "white flight" migration patterns from the past 50-65 years).

I am really surprised there has not been more public protest lately, maybe in the future I guess.
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I didn't feel like responding to all of epobirs' arguments of consumer power, but perhaps after reading your statement and his, and I mean no offense, but to those of you who believe in a well educated and reasoned consumer base using their collective interests to spurn the market: :rofl:

Rational choice is a tautology, plain and simple. So, are consumers rational because anything they do is labeled "rational," or because all their behavior is limited to inherently rational acts are consumers rational? Chicken or egg? Egg or chicken?
 
[quote name='epobirs']Utter nonsense. Unlike most people here, I actually remember the 70's and up until his death my father was in car sales. [/QUOTE]

Wait - you're an old timer whose dad was in car sales.

Wow that kind of anecdotal evidence must make you an expert.

This Epobirs post totally deserves the :roll:
 
[quote name='GuilewasNK']Prices in the US have been much lower than the majority of the world for years. When prices are too low then this is the result. Gas still isn't that bad IMO. I am not wealthy but I know what I should and should not spend money on. People don't really need a lot of stuff they spend money on in their life. If anyone is to "blame" it is OPEC. Even then people have to realize that the world's population is higher than in the past and there are A LOT more drivers in the world now. Many people don't car pool or do anything to curb their own gas consumption.[/QUOTE]

Like I said it wouldn't solve the problem but I'd feel a whole lot better about it. Although throwing buckets of money at the oil companies in your transportation bill doesn't exactly help solve the problem.
 
[quote name='camoor']Wait - you're an old timer whose dad was in car sales.

Wow that kind of anecdotal evidence must make you an expert.

This Epobirs post totally deserves the :roll:[/QUOTE]

In terms of direct experience and having motivation to know what was happening and why, yes, it damn well puts me on a better position than your misinformed self. The idea that politicians forced Detroit and the UAW to do anything they didn't want to do is laughable.
 
$2.56 a gallon yesterday, didn't look today when i went out. fuckin expensive, I remember when gas was $1 a gallon............
 
[quote name='JSK414']Actually it is better for your engine, your gas mileage, your comfort, and your health to use the A/C. Any sort of draft will strain your engine, making it work harder when the windows are open. I know he says he does a lot of stop and go which means less wind. But maybe in that case there VERY SLIGHT affect it has on your gas mileage (maybe 2-5 less miles from a whole tank) to use the A/C is worth it. Also people think that A/C=gas eater. That was right in the late 80's. When they were first perfecting the A/C and no one cared about gas mileage. Now that technology has advanced, and people are more gas conscience, the compressers are smaller and more energery efficient. It alot of cases from the late 1990's to now you will get better gas mileage in stop and go.

[/QUOTE]

Untrue. I'm driving a 2000 model year car and running the A/C produces a very noticeable effect on mileage. I've seen this demonstrated in LA to Las Vegas trip where it was almost nonstop highway driving. The difference with the A/C running was around 20%. (It can be easily observed in city driving as well but the whole tank expending highway trip is the simplest test conditions.) A not inconsiderable cost for comfort. Enough at these prices that I'm willing to sweat a little on the way home from work if I expect to stay in for the night. Thankfully, things have cooled down in the last few days here. It's still A/C weather in the worst of the afternoon but I can go without on my morning commute and be comfortable. A week ago I could never have been using my PC in my upstairs room to write this. Downstairs using the laptop would have been just tolerable. It was the upstairs-downstairs heat difference in summer that first drove me to buy a wireless router.

While the A/C systems have gained efficiency the average car has changed as well. To have higher fuel efficiency in cars that don't feel like roller skates powered by gerbils the tolerances have been tightened. There is less excess power to throw at things like A/C and thus modern A/C systems still have a major effect on mileage in small cars.
 
well in ny ive seen some for $3 bucks already and the problem is that everything in new york is more expensive compared to other states and the pay rate doesnt change with the times like its suppose to so if you got a car and gotta pay your own rent good luck i have not purchased a car for this reason i have enough saved up to buy one if i choosed to but the gas prices and the way the whole system is set up atleast in ny it doesnt even pay to have a car.and with the prices of public transportation i might end up getting a bicycle and riding that to work too.
 
[quote name='Oktoberfest']I went to Yosemite yesterday and some gas stations were well over the $3.00 mark[/QUOTE]

That is a special case, what with the captive audience and all. "Ain't got enough gas to get to Coarsegold or Oakhurst? Well then, you can pay the price here or start walking. Watch out for bears and serial killers."

Another place is Baker, CA. This tiny place exists pretty much just to sell gas and fast food to people coming to and from Las Vegas on the 15. I wouldn't be surprised if prices are up around $4.00 there right now. GasBuddy doesn't seem to know about Baker so I can't get exact numbers but in the past I've seen $3 prices when the rate was around $2 in most of the country.

It's a lucrative location if you can find people willing to live there. Far worse of a place to run out of gas than Yosemite, especially during a summer day.
 
I was talking to this old guy yesterday, actually he was talking at me, and he was telling me how much the gas stations rig the pumps. Apparently they know when the Weights & Measures people are coming and make the pumps correct, and as soon as they leave they only have to push a couple buttons to shortchange you on gas. He was telling me that he's been driving his truck for such and such time and that he knows exactly how much a half a tank holds, and it's never correct at the gas stations when he fills up. He said that he's only found one gas station, which is a truck stop, that has the correct amount of gas that you pay for. He was also telling me that, "If you go to the gas station with a 5 gallon gas can, and you fill it to where they say is 5 gallons, I guarantee you that you will have plenty of room left over in that gas can."

Granted this was an old man that enjoyed talking, especially how wrong things are in today's world. But, just gets you thinking about how much people can, and probably will, screw you over if they can. Made me actually want to buy a gas can and test it out.
 
Well if the dude on Channel 15 is right I think By the end of this week Im going to quit and look for another job,.. It sounds like he is saying Gas here jumped to either 2.67 or 2.76 hes giving werid numbers instead of saying 2 dollars and XX cents hes just listing 4 numbers. Thats right 4 numbers and a 6 is at the end I mean theres always a 9 at the end. Will find out later tonight what gas prices are

Already told people down at my job If gas HITS 2.75 or higher and stays there for a month or so im going to quit... i cant afford it anymore
 
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