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USA is pumping more hydrocarbons and natural gas than ever before in history, why are our fuel prices still elevated? 

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1 hour ago, customboss said:

USA is pumping more hydrocarbons and natural gas than ever before in history, why are our fuel prices still elevated? 

Everything increases over time. Sometimes there’s events that restrict the amount of increase that’s needed. Pipelines that get shutdown. Permits that aren’t renewed. If it wasn’t for fracking we’d be in a world of hurt. Remember the chip shortage. There probably were record sales during that time. Now there’s a glut and prices are falling. But of course you know this. You’re trying to be cute. 

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7 minutes ago, KARNUT said:

Everything increases over time. Sometimes there’s events that restrict the amount of increase that’s needed. Pipelines that get shutdown. Permits that aren’t renewed. If it wasn’t for fracking we’d be in a world of hurt. Remember the chip shortage. There probably were record sales during that time. Now there’s a glut and prices are falling. But of course you know this. You’re trying to be cute. 

Cute? Just asked a question. Have a great Sunday. 

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10 hours ago, customboss said:

USA is pumping more hydrocarbons and natural gas than ever before in history, why are our fuel prices still elevated? 

I'm getting it out of the ground as fast as I can. Prices will probably drop after the election. Unless you're in California then may God help you. 

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Finally, below $3 here. $2.999

 

Yesterday. Mobil Premium $5.15. BP Premium $4.38. Shell Premium $3.83

Someone explain that to me. 

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paid $2.85 a couple towns away just off the interstate, down to $2.94 on the hi-way, saw $2.77 right after I filled up

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