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What are gas prices where you live?


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But a strong dollar is antithetical to exports, surely, thus the trade deficit would increase. How can we pay down the national debt without turning the trade deficit into a surplus?

 

A strong dollar CAN be antithetical....we can make up for the divide in many ways. However, I am not talking about an absolute strong dollar policy....I would like a dollar as strong as it was in 1999 through 2000.

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I don't bother checking anymore. I'm going to have to pay it regardless. No use getting worked up over it because whatever the price, its still cheaper than it is in Europe.

Then you should really be pissed off since it is .14cents/gallon in Venezuela.

 

Gas is in the $1.40's for the Chinese...where is the outrage that they are paying less? Why make Europe your benchmark?...it is ok for us to pay less since the Europeans pay more?...screw that. A girl gets raped here, but since it happens much more frequently in Africa, not to mention the disfigurement of their genitalia, our rape victims need to just simmer down now because it is worse in other countries? :D

 

Oh...I paid $3.36/gallon for super last week.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Then you should really be pissed off since it is .14cents/gallon in Venezuela.

 

Gas is in the $1.40's for the Chinese...where is the outrage that they are paying less? Why make Europe your benchmark?...it is ok for us to pay less since the Europeans pay more?...screw that. A girl gets raped here, but since it happens much more frequently in Africa, not to mention the disfigurement of their genitalia, our rape victims need to just simmer down now because it is worse in other countries? :D

 

Oh...I paid $3.36/gallon for super last week.

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Simple supply and demand - what the market will bear. $3.40 would ruin the Chinese economy so the price is set to the highest possible without destroying the purchaser. As for Venezuela, not only do they produce it but their maniac leader is ensuring his population keep him in power by effectively giving them free stuff.

 

Europe gas costs aren't really higher than ours, they just tax the bejesus out of it to produce the final price.

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$3.49 avg in Chi town/Metro area.

BTW....I read in the Chi Trib a week ago (no link) that aviation fuel is $3.17/ gal!!!! How can that be? :wacko: It's more refined than #2 diesel!

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$3.49 avg in Chi town/Metro area.

BTW....I read in the Chi Trib a week ago (no link) that aviation fuel is $3.17/ gal!!!! How can that be? :D It's more refined than #2 diesel!

It is? :wacko: I thought jet fuel was about the dirtiest it got...:D

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Never mind. . . $3.01 today.

 

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Strange, I always heard that gas prices were highest on Thursday-Friday. Get-away days. But perhaps Sunday would be a "get back home" day. Lots of people on the road on Sundays I imagine. I always try filling up mid-week. Or when I need gas. :D

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$3.15 at a Holiday station near my neighborhood... the nice thing at this station is that for the last month or so they have been selling their Silver octane blend for the same amount as their Regular blend. So, I'm still paying out the ass, but I'm getting slightly better fuel than at other stations.

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$3.15 at a Holiday station near my neighborhood... the nice thing at this station is that for the last month or so they have been selling their Silver octane blend for the same amount as their Regular blend. So, I'm still paying out the ass, but I'm getting slightly better fuel than at other stations.

 

 

I think it all comes out of the same underground tank anyway.

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It is? :wacko: I thought jet fuel was about the dirtiest it got...:D

 

I don't think so. An ex-student of my had dual tanks on his 4/wheel picker-up. During the winter he'd fill one tank w/ aviation fuel (he had a connection at the local airport) to get an easier start on cold winter mornings. Then after a few miles he's switch over to #2. :D

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I think it all comes out of the same underground tank anyway.

I think you're probably just being facetious but there are actually only two types of tanks underneath a gas facility: one for the low-grade and one for the high-grade. "Mid-grade" is simply a mix of the two. That's why you see the gas trailers with two tanks. And two different "holes" in the ground at stations. :wacko:

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I don't bother checking anymore. I'm going to have to pay it regardless. No use getting worked up over it because whatever the price, its still cheaper than it is in Europe.

 

Same here, but I did look yesterday. It's 3.34/gallon in far northeastern Illinois by the Wisconsin line.

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I want to invade Germany so bad...you have no idea.

I think they want you to come... at the little kiosk near the train station in Konstanz they sell flags from countries and places all around the world. One of the flags that they sell is the Confederate flag. (I'm not kidding.) If that's not an invitation for you to come over, I don't know what is.

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I think they want you to come... at the little kiosk near the train station in Konstanz they sell flags from countries and places all around the world. One of the flag that they sell is the Confederate flag. (I'm not kidding.) If that's not an invitation for you to come over, I don't know what is.

 

:wacko: Clear the autobahn. I'm a'comin'.

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Um, because Hugo Chavez is a militant socialist, and China is communist, so they (unlike the USA and Europe) can keep the prices artificially low?

Why are you suggesting we become communist or be lead by a militant socialist so we have lower gas prices? Why do you hate America?

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I think you're probably just being facetious but there are actually only two types of tanks underneath a gas facility: one for the low-grade and one for the high-grade. "Mid-grade" is simply a mix of the two. That's why you see the gas trailers with two tanks. And two different "holes" in the ground at stations. :wacko:

 

Indeed.

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