Up 18 cents here since yesterday.

National average now $3.68/gallon. Five month high.

Well it's a good thing interest rates are low, property and housing are affordable, and food is dirt cheap!

Oh wait, that was 2017. Come to think of it, gas was actually dirt cheap back then, too. Weird how that works. I like it better this way, though! Because, um, yeah! STFU

This 2017?

Was barely over 2 bucks a gallon around here most of that year. I traveled a lot so remember it very well. Don’t really have time to cherry pick data. Maybe it was closer to 2018.

Crazy fuel saver at Hyvee today. You get the Monday 45-center and then for every $50 you spend, another 25-cent fuel saver.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FxVXao8X...jpg&name=large

Nice.

And Donger wept.

Gas was over $5.00 a gallon here in Phoenix area a couple of days ago.

Not only did I fill my tank, I filled my red gas can, too, so I can go longer between fillups.

$2 higher than right before the prices jumped, obviously. right around the summer of 2020, right?

And it's still over $4.85. In 202 i was paying about $2.40, iirc.

And no, I still don't give a rat's ass what the national average is, when I've consistently been paying well over that figure since all this started.


Who in AZ gives a shit what they're paying in TX, unless they're paying those prices here, you obsessively pedantic dipstick.

Slowly creeping up to $5.00 here in SD. Feels like it's been hovering around $4.75 for awhile now.

Why would I weep over a corporation throwing a peasant a bone?

Are you aware what the pandemic did to crude oil and hence gasoline prices in 2020? If not, here:

https://charts.gasbuddy.com/ch.gasch...t=US%20%24%2FG

Well, not caring about the national average is silly. Example? You are paying much less than those in CA.

National average is $3.56/gallon, BTW. Down $0.04 from a month ago.

Gasoline $3.829, up $0.30 from a month ago.