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Its $2.95 in central Wisconsin, but of course that has 10% ethanol which has lower joules, etc. So 'pure gasoline' would be slightly over $3. By all rights we should be at $4 tho - at least - with $99 oil
Rochester NY - I bought a tank 3 days ago: $3.33/gal for 87 octane.
I pulled up to the pump (somewhere along I-5 as I recall) as I was driving home from Christmas and saw this:
Yow. Sure glad that wasn't my fillup!
One of the few things about living in California that are not so fun...
"few things"??
I take you either have never in California, or have not been back for a couple decades? About the only thing "nice" about CA anymore is the good weather, surf and great National Parks --and that's wearing mighty thin these days.
Typical life as a proletarian in So Cal:
--Get up 2 hours early to make your "heroic" commute in perma-gridlock from Riverside/San Bernardino/Palmcaster or other "affordable" desert hellhole to your not-very-heroic downtown job for a less-than-heroic wage.
--Get to pay among the highest state & local taxes in the country to pay for all the "free" taxpayer hand-outs (Section-8 housing, free Medi-Cal, AFDC, food stamps & free bus passes) to the illegals replacing you, robbing you, and undercutting your wages. And lets not forget the prison guard unions and friends & business associates of our corrupt state legislators and city officials. Meanwhile, roads, infrastructure, schools, and overall quality of life continue to deteriorate.
--Get to see the price of housing triple in 5 years, due to $0-down, negatively amortizing, stated-income, fog-a-mirror NINJA loan products, and the Fed & Con-gress that pimped them. Wages, of course, have not tripled.
--Get to wait in long lines and spend forever looking for parking at amusement parks, beaches or other popular venues on weekends and holidays. Enjoy the teeming mass of "diversity" with your fellow 38 million caged rats.
Be grateful that you either live elsewhere or are very rich (areas of "Richistan" overlap the real CA, but are not actually part of it).
All true...which is why I live in northern California, where life is still sweet, thank you very much.
Maybe it's finally time to secede...
Oh no you don't. I live in Northern California. Its even worse than Southern California. In fact its so bad I recommend that all of you stay away from here. Tell your friends to stay away too.
Oops! Sorry! (Shet my mouf!)
I don't even want to set foot in Cali as a tourist. As a rule, I don't go to states that I can't pack heat while traveling.
Really!?! Wow. I'm guessing that you would want a firearm for protection. I can't even imagine this kind of thinking but don't feel that its necessarily wrong.
Bringing a firearm with me on vacation is something I've never contemplated, but I could see bringing a rifle on a hunting trip or when visiting a friend with a vermin problem or target shooting hobby. Although I can't really understand why one would carry a gun for protection, I can understand why one would take issue with it not being legal to do so.
hope this is'nt to cynical for the times....
But that may have been a dude trying to monetize the last of his credit card by selling off gas.
I can't recall many 65gallon tanks on gas burning p/ups
More likely an RV...80 gals or more is not unusual.
I think about those yahoos who go out there with friends & family to wreak as much damage as possible on the desert with their ATVs. You should see them lined up at the pumps down near the Salton Sea some time. Mile after mile of convoys of vehicles...the biggest pump lot I've ever seen, with room for at least twelve huge RVs to fuel up at once and drive in and out of there. Then each RV is followed by a truck. And behind the truck, a trailer, with three ATVs, and maybe four to six 5-gallon gas cans strapped onto the side. A 65 gallon tank is certainly possible with an RV. Add the truck and the ATVs, they're probably dropping $500 at the pump, easy.
Chh. Makes me ill. Talk about a useless waste of...everything.