September 16, 20196 yr Hopefully this won't cause a manufactured crisis like what we had in Dallas a few years ago.
September 16, 20196 yr Author 4 hours ago, TornACL said: Willing to bet $20 that OP posted this on Nextdoor as an urgent alert before posting it here. I'm not white, so I don't post on Nextdoor PM me the $20 kthnx
September 16, 20196 yr Thought about stopping on the way to lunch - $2.05, didn't. On the way back, less than an hour later, $2.19.
September 17, 20196 yr 15 hours ago, Jerry Callo said: Thought about stopping on the way to lunch - $2.05, didn't. On the way back, less than an hour later, $2.19. Well, that little misstep cost you at least $2.50 total...
September 17, 20196 yr 2 minutes ago, Landomatic said: Well, that little misstep cost you at least $2.50 total... TAHT is the cost of a mutha fucking Chick fil a chicken biscuit, yer damn right he fucked up.
September 21, 20196 yr Should I still fill up? Houston is flooding. Is gas gonna go up a another 5 cents?
October 9, 20196 yr Gas prices out here are absolutely out of control. I have to put premium in my car, and it is running $4.40-$4.85/gallon.
October 9, 20196 yr 5 minutes ago, Sbbruin said: Fuck off. I think I'll ...............drive off.... it's so.... cheap..... Feel yer pain though. We were paying $3.95 for regular in Arizona last week filling up a moving van every 300 miles or so. Edited October 9, 20196 yr by Onboard 2.0
October 9, 20196 yr Filled up with regular last night, $1.99 gal. My God, when will this crisis be over!
October 10, 20196 yr 21 hours ago, Sbbruin said: Gas prices out here are absolutely out of control. I have to put premium in my car, and it is running $4.40-$4.85/gallon. At least you don't have to drive out to Dodger stadium anymore.
October 10, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, mycox said: At least you don't have to drive out to Dodger stadium anymore.
October 10, 20196 yr I have no idea what I paid for gas the last 50 times or so I filled up. I guess that makes me Surly 1%
October 10, 20196 yr 35 minutes ago, Hornlover said: I have no idea what I paid for gas the last 50 times or so I filled up. I guess that makes me Surly 1% That or you're just numerically illiterate.
October 10, 20196 yr 50 minutes ago, Hornlover said: I have no idea what I paid for gas the last 50 times or so I filled up. I guess that makes me Surly 1% You pump your own gas? Peasant.
October 10, 20196 yr Just now, Orange&White said: You pump your own gas? Peasant. You live in Jersey ?
October 10, 20196 yr 7 minutes ago, Onboard 2.0 said: You live in Jersey ? No, I'm in Austin. I was just funnin' on Hornlover.
October 10, 20196 yr 3 minutes ago, Orange&White said: No, I'm in Austin. I was just funnin' on Hornlover. I figured, I was just moving the schtick along.
October 10, 20196 yr 44 minutes ago, Onboard 2.0 said: That or you're just numerically illiterate. "innumerate"
October 14, 20196 yr On 10/11/2019 at 1:34 PM, Sbbruin said: California in a nutshell. Is it tax related? That’s insane. Edited October 14, 20196 yr by bigcigar
October 14, 20196 yr 15 minutes ago, bigcigar said: Is it tax related? That’s insane. It's California. So yes, very tax related. We pay $0.58/gallon in taxes, NOT including the $0.18 Fed tax everyone pays. That includes our egregious 9% sales tax (higher in some areas than that).
October 17, 20196 yr There's a Shell nearby that is often 50 or 60 cents more expensive than the Valero across the street. No idea why people buy gas at the Shell.
October 17, 20196 yr Prices jumped 30¢ today from $2.05 to $2.35. Good thing I filled up last night and used a 10¢/gal discount to come in at $1.95.
October 17, 20196 yr On 10/14/2019 at 1:20 PM, Sbbruin said: It's California. So yes, very tax related. We pay $0.58/gallon in taxes, NOT including the $0.18 Fed tax everyone pays. That includes our egregious 9% sales tax (higher in some areas than that). also Cali has different regulations on the fuel sold than Arizona, which makes it more expensive to refine. And refinery issues on top of that. Similar to how gas in Austin is different than gas in Dallas or Houston, and all are different than Amarillo.
October 17, 20196 yr also Cali has different regulations on the fuel sold than Arizona, which makes it more expensive to refine. And refinery issues on top of that. Similar to how gas in Austin is different than gas in Dallas or Houston, and all are different than Amarillo. Do our cities really have different types? Why?
October 17, 20196 yr 19 minutes ago, Updawg said: 10 hours ago, Bill Brasky said: also Cali has different regulations on the fuel sold than Arizona, which makes it more expensive to refine. And refinery issues on top of that. Similar to how gas in Austin is different than gas in Dallas or Houston, and all are different than Amarillo. Do our cities really have different types? Why? Politics. Edited October 17, 20196 yr by Landomatic /no cloak room
October 17, 20196 yr 43 minutes ago, Landomatic said: Politics. IT'S THE ENVIRONMENT, GODDAMMIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!! Edited October 17, 20196 yr by ImissWallyPryor
October 17, 20196 yr 13 hours ago, elfenix said: There's a Shell nearby that is often 50 or 60 cents more expensive than the Valero across the street. No idea why people buy gas at the Shell. Well, there is that $.05 a gallon Shell Rewards discount.
October 17, 20196 yr 10 hours ago, Updawg said: 20 hours ago, Bill Brasky said: also Cali has different regulations on the fuel sold than Arizona, which makes it more expensive to refine. And refinery issues on top of that. Similar to how gas in Austin is different than gas in Dallas or Houston, and all are different than Amarillo. Do our cities really have different types? Why? large metro areas such as Houston and DFW have reformulated gas which is supposed to cut down on pollutants. also the higher the elevation you go, such as Amarillo and then into Colorado, the octane is lower due to the thinner air
October 22, 20196 yr On 10/17/2019 at 6:31 PM, Bill Brasky said: large metro areas such as Houston and DFW have reformulated gas which is supposed to cut down on pollutants. also the higher the elevation you go, such as Amarillo and then into Colorado, the octane is lower due to the thinner air so rural, sea-level gas is the best gas?
October 23, 20196 yr There's a Shell nearby that is often 50 or 60 cents more expensive than the Valero across the street. No idea why people buy gas at the Shell.Maybe because it has better additives?
October 23, 20196 yr 8 hours ago, futureman said: so rural, sea-level gas is the best gas? Gas from too much beer and chili is the best gas Edited October 23, 20196 yr by Surly Bevo
October 23, 20196 yr 36 minutes ago, Both Tacos said: On 10/16/2019 at 7:43 PM, elfenix said: There's a Shell nearby that is often 50 or 60 cents more expensive than the Valero across the street. No idea why people buy gas at the Shell. Maybe because it has better additives? it's 50 cents more expensive than a chevron about a mile away up on the interstate.
October 23, 20196 yr so rural, sea-level gas is the best gas?Eggs and gas are cheaper in the country!
October 24, 20196 yr On 10/17/2019 at 6:31 PM, Bill Brasky said: large metro areas such as Houston and DFW have reformulated gas which is supposed to cut down on pollutants. also the higher the elevation you go, such as Amarillo and then into Colorado, the octane is lower due to the thinner air At least in come cases, the formulation depends on the season? (summer vs winter, not football vs offseason).
October 26, 20196 yr On 10/24/2019 at 9:34 AM, High Plains Drifter said: At least in come cases, the formulation depends on the season? (summer vs winter, not football vs offseason). yes, Texas is a state that has summer blend and winter blend gasoline, where they change the RVP of the fuel
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