gas prices

[red_240_fastback]

ive noticed gas prices are on their way back down...so how much is it where everyone else is at? here tonight i noticed it at one place for $1.77

[Dattebayo]

nope. here its 2.02 for 87 octane.

It's kinda ****ty if you ask me.

[SmithSR]

Mtn Dew, Milk, and brand name purified water still cost more per gallon.

I'm going to protest Milk prices. Those greedy farmers!!!

No blood for Dew!! I can't believe the Pepsi company is getting away with gouging the public like this! Why won't Bush fix it!!

[Checkered-Member]

still 2.30 here for 87

[red_240_fastback]

man that sucks for you all

[red_240_fastback]

lately its been going down here a couple cents every couple of days

[corn322]

wahaha. I saw 87 octane for $1.69 yesterday

[yashin]

Mtn Dew, Milk, and brand name purified water still cost more per gallon.

I'm going to protest Milk prices. Those greedy farmers!!!

No blood for Dew!! I can't believe the Pepsi company is getting away with gouging the public like this! Why won't Bush fix it!!

Wow. Way to make a great argument.:rolleyes

You can live without pepsi, and don't use as much of it as you do gas. Many people can't live without driving.

Just because prices on completely unrelated products are higher that means it's ok for gas prices to be high?:rolleyes

Following this train of thought I will be protesting Ikea because furniture costs more than gas. Therefore high gas prices are ok.

[The Mic]

Gas pricing dilemmas are merely distractions from the real issues.

[SmithSR]

Wow. Way to make a great argument.:rolleyes

You can live without pepsi, and don't use as much of it as you do gas. Many people can't live without driving.

Just because prices on completely unrelated products are higher that means it's ok for gas prices to be high?:rolleyes

Following this train of thought I will be protesting Ikea because furniture costs more than gas. Therefore high gas prices are ok.

Gas pricing has remained below inflation rate. It experiences a seasonal spike, then adjusts.

You either didn't know that, or don't remember last summer?

Frankly speaking, I don't see how people have time to worry about seasonal changes in the price of a gallon of gas. Ever go to Starbucks? Designer coffee brands sure are getting spendy too. Dairy is up. Raw materials ie, steel, is up. Home prices are up. Everything costs more, be thankful gas goes up and down, not just up.

Sell the car and get a highly economical motorbike if it's so bad.

[silkk]

its $2.21 for 87 here

[Phax]

The cheapest I have seen "premium" (91) is $2.43.

[EZcheese15]

I filled up with 93 the other day at $1.92/gallon.

Crazy, because I payed $2.63/gallon less than a month ago (although, I was driving through AZ).

[Zuriki]

that really sucks for some of u since its dropped 30 cents here the past 2 weeks. its about 1.83 for premium

[Bryants95240sx]

1.72 for 87 and 1.90 for premium(93)

[cys19]

its $2.21 for 87 here

Haha, I'm guessing most ppl in NorCal already quit driving.

[Cold_Zero]

1.68 for 87 Octane in Indy.

[[Zero-S]]

~1.88 for 93. Woot woot.

[rydwhite]

$1.61 for 87 just south of Indy.

[silkk]

yay.. it went from $2.21 to 2.17 for 87..

[wangless]

2.23 for 87 here

[markbuts3]

Aawww...you're being ripped off.....

Try paying UK prices.....equivalent of over $5.50

[twelv]

1.97 for 93 Charleston S.C.

[skydragoness]

Mtn Dew, Milk, and brand name purified water still cost more per gallon.

I'm going to protest Milk prices. Those greedy farmers!!!

No blood for Dew!! I can't believe the Pepsi company is getting away with gouging the public like this! Why won't Bush fix it!!

damnit, that's what i keep telling people, i never hear anyone complaining about 3-something for milk.

[SmithSR]

Aawww...you're being ripped off.....

Try paying UK prices.....equivalent of over $5.50

Good piont. Thanks for bringing some more perspective to the issue.

Nobody listens or pays attention, which is why next year the message boards will be full of gas price complaints. It happened last year and I'm convinced they'll follow suit next year.

[SmithSR]

damnit, that's what i keep telling people, i never hear anyone complaining about 3-something for milk.

Exactly my point. And milk price stays up. There is no week-to-week swing like we see with gasoline, but still people insist on screaming about gasoline prices only, and don't realize that everything costs more.

By now, if you don't see the seasonal price hike coming, you should be labeled a moron.

Every year, people have fair warning. Why act surprised?

[Sygerwulf]

It's not the fact that everything costs more, it's that fact that some poeple have to travel alot in a day. Suppose you have to drive 70 miles a day to work and back. How long do you think a tank of gas is going to last you? You'll be spending $20-30 a week on gas at least.

Now how many people do you know who spend $20-30 a week for milk? Or each week go to buy a new house? This is atleast my perspective. I don't get surprised, I know it's coming. But when I know I'm gonna have to put more gas in my car in the next 3-4 days it pisses me off to know I'm going to be loosing almost twice as much money as I would have been a few months ago.

[phenryiv1]

I buy one gallon of milk a week. Not a big expense. I buy 16.7 gallons of gas a week. When conpared to prices this time last year, i am up almost $9 a wee, or $450 a year. That is a nice mod down the drain, just based on gas prices. That is 1/2 a month's rent, or 2 car payments.

Milk, on the other hand, only costs me an additional $50 a year. And that house that keeps rising in cost will give back to the buyer down the road when it is sold.

[POS_S13]

woo hoo gas is down to 2.45 this week! it was like 2.51 or sommin like that last week

[bokinsmowls]

1.90 for 87, seems like it is going back down a bit