**** yeah! None of the products or services I depend on are influenced by the price of oil either.

Dumb mother****er.

Driving the company work vehicle home is pretty nice, too. I buy gas so infrequently that I don’t even notice the price anymore.

**** you Donger!!!!

Just paid nearly $45 to fill up my Honda @$2.85 a gallon

You don't want to make me angry...

Was that for regular octane?

Home heating sticker shock: The cost of natural gas is up 180%

New York (CNN Business)Americans should brace for sticker shock on home heating costs as temperatures drop this fall and winter.

Prices for natural gas, the most common way to heat homes and a leading fuel source for generating electricity, have surged more than 180% over the past 12 months to $5.90 per million British thermal units. Natural gas hasn't been this expensive since February 2014.

The risk is that an early winter or extremely cold fall temperatures will force households to crank up the heat. That would further shrink the nation's below-average stockpiles of natural gas and could lift prices even higher.

Just FYI

Well.. I'm 0% surprised by that...

And:

A shortfall in global energy supplies is spilling into crude markets and could add momentum to this year’s rally in oil prices, investors say.

Even though it ended Tuesday’s session lower, Brent crude, the global gauge of oil prices, is near its highest level in three years and traded above $80 a barrel early in the day. It closed down 0.6% at $79.09 as rising government-bond yields prompted a broad retreat from stocks and commodities but is still up more than 50% in 2021.

U.S. crude ended the day down 0.2% to $75.29 but has also surged recently.

f**k you Donger!

Filter evasion. Reported.

Shocked that when it's about to get cold prices go up.

West Texas Intermediate crude futures, the U.S. oil benchmark, crossed $80 per barrel on Friday for the first time since November 2014 as demand rebounds while supply remains tight.

The U.S. oil benchmark jumped more than 2% to trade as high as $80.09 on Friday, before easing from that level and hovering around $79.70 at 11:30am on Wall Street. Brent crude, the international benchmark, advanced 1.7% to $83.32 per barrel.

Hell yes !! Great news!

Downvote if you like pears.

So this means....?

( ) we're kinda ****ed
( ) we're really ****ed
( ) go **** yourself Donger

It means that gasoline is now $3.26/gallon.