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Is it just me or are gas prices back on the rise.  Last week I filled my Mom's van up for 1.13/gallon, and a few days ago the Mobil that I use exclusivly is up to 1.39/gallon.  Does anyone know the reason for the increase?  What are prices by you currently?

 

Joe

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I just read that they are starting the switch back to summer grade gas. This may have something to do with it.  ???

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Haven't you all been watching the news????

 

It's almost price-gouging season again!!  Seems the station owners don't need to get a license for this, they just start jacking the prices up in the spring and keep 'em there until fall.  I know I always feel like I've been shot, stuffed and mounted after filling up during vacation season.  At least the new beast gets a lot better mileage than my 454 gasser did.

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The excuses I heard were "summer blend", "more people traveling", and "the economy is recovering ".   OPEC is trying to maintain an approx price of $25 barrel, so theoretically gas prices should level off now because that is what the price of a barrel is right now.  Realistically though the oil companies will probably raise their prices another $0.25 so they can line their pockets some more...  :angry:

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The excuses I heard were "summer blend", "more people traveling", and "the economy is recovering ".   OPEC is trying to maintain an approx price of $25 barrel, so theoretically gas prices should level off now because that is what the price of a barrel is right now.  Realistically though the oil companies will probably raise their prices another $0.25 so they can line their pockets some more...  :angry:

That's how much I paid for a tank of gas the other day -- $25.  I think it was 1.19/gal.  I should've gotten a whole damn barrel for that price.

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$90 for 22 gal. What a crock of shit. I guess it's better than the $110 I paid last week. It is $3.85 to $3.99 around here. :uhoh: I would be happy to see $2.00 a gallon again.

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Those were the days, eh? I wish I was still bitchin about $1.19 gas! :lol:
Way to ****ing go, you just pissed me off by digging up this topic. :uhoh:
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No joke...now I am depressed...

 

 

I gotta work 10 hours just to fill up my tank...and its too damn hot outside to work that long!!

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I feel better, I just filled up the Cavalier on $3.67 a gallon, but compared to the original thread, that is way to damn expensive

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LoL we call all tell we are spoiled lil americans can't we?

anything under a 1.40 and I'm whistling dixy. I doubt they will go into the 1.60's again.

 

Boy was this guy wrong!

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