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BigRedChief 03-07-2022 09:41 AM

Filling your car is one cost. All that stuff you buy, we know there is also increased gas costs getting that to our stores and shelf’s. Anyone know what the average cost of those increases are?

old_geezer 03-07-2022 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 16177803)
Filling your car is one cost. All that stuff you buy, we know there is also increased gas costs getting that to our stores and shelf’s. Anyone know what the average cost of those increases are?

I don't know the percentage but food costs are skyrocketing also. As a newly converted "prepper" I notice the prices increasing every time I visit a store. A couple of items that I normally buy are Campbell's Chunky Soup which was $1.49 a can not long ago and now is $1.98, and a breakfast sausage I buy was $3.49 not very long ago and now is $4.49 (also a can of tuna which was .82 is now $1.08). I'm about to delete the sausage from my menu.

petegz28 03-07-2022 09:51 AM

And we are now starting to get into the "summer blends" which cost even more!!!

YEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAWWWWW!!!!

TLO 03-07-2022 09:51 AM

I'm thinking about investing in bicycles.

BigCatDaddy 03-07-2022 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by TLO (Post 16177825)
I'm thinking about investing in bicycles.

You should ride it around downtown St. Joe...Start at Imperial and make your way to US Oil...Should be a good time.

petegz28 03-07-2022 02:14 PM

As they release 2.7 mil barrels from our reserve, keep in mind we use about 20 mil barrels a day


US Releases More Oil From Strategic Reserve
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/do...07/id/1060031/

lawrenceRaider 03-07-2022 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by petegz28 (Post 16178278)
As they release 2.7 mil barrels from our reserve, keep in mind we use about 20 mil barrels a day


US Releases More Oil From Strategic Reserve
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/do...07/id/1060031/

AKA pissing in the wind.

ptlyon 03-07-2022 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider (Post 16178288)
AKA pissing in the wind.

Absolutely brilliant move by the Biden administration. This will be reported as a guise by the MSM that they are doing something to help the situation, yet still accomplishing their goals and RUSSIA BAD.

Brilliant.

Donger 03-07-2022 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by petegz28 (Post 16178278)
As they release 2.7 mil barrels from our reserve, keep in mind we use about 20 mil barrels a day


US Releases More Oil From Strategic Reserve
https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/do...07/id/1060031/

That's just one release. I believe that there will be 12 total releases.

displacedinMN 03-07-2022 03:19 PM

3.79 this morning

3.98 on the way home

Coochie liquor 03-07-2022 04:50 PM

Paid $55 to fill up the tank Thursday. Paid $60 to fill it today.

Coochie liquor 03-07-2022 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ptlyon (Post 16178308)
Absolutely brilliant move by the Biden administration. This will be reported as a guise by the MSM that they are doing something to help the situation, yet still accomplishing their goals and RUSSIA BAD.

Brilliant.

Oooof, well it’s been real, and it’s been fun.

Hammock Parties 03-07-2022 04:56 PM

Just saw $4.05 in Lenexa :(

IowaHawkeyeChief 03-07-2022 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 16176933)
4.44 diesel at one place, 300 yards away it's 3.59.

Sams has Diesel at 3.09.

What the **** is going on?

I have a diesel truck and SUV. Sam's is usually really good on price and it's all diesel, no bio-diesel blend.

sedated 03-07-2022 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by old_geezer (Post 16177819)
I don't know the percentage but food costs are skyrocketing also. As a newly converted "prepper" I notice the prices increasing every time I visit a store. A couple of items that I normally buy are Campbell's Chunky Soup which was $1.49 a can not long ago and now is $1.98, and a breakfast sausage I buy was $3.49 not very long ago and now is $4.49 (also a can of tuna which was .82 is now $1.08). I'm about to delete the sausage from my menu.

Isn't that still an issue with availability of goods in general? Every time I've been in the store for the last few months there seem to be products or even entire sections that are barren. When I've asked they have the same explanation, either "we can't really control what actually comes in" or something about a trucker shortage due to union issues.

Same with cars, and lumber, and who knows what else.

What's the real story with everything being limited?


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