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Originally Posted by Donger
Well, it's exposed the weakness of our position. Our domestic output has been extraordinary, but it isn't economically-viable when crude is low. That's what I've been mentioning over the last year or so in this thread.
Crude plummeting isn't really a good thing all around.
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Well, I would have to respectfully disagree with you on there. When gas prices was in the $3 or higher, it would usually require me to fill between $50-$60 to fill up my tank.
Yesterday, I only had to pay $35. That extra $15-$20 is beneficial for me. Why? Because then I could use that extra $15-20 for whatever else I want to spend it on, which is good for businesses such as restaurants or stores that I normally go to.
Next time gas prices goes up back to $3 or more, you're more than welcome to send me a check, if you wish to.