What happened to inexpensive gasoline?

DeJay

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What happened to relatively cheap gasoline? Gasoline is already at $3/gal and it isn't even summer yet. Has anybody seen the price of gasoline drop after the holiday? If anything, it has gone up. :headscrat
 
Bush definitely turned on his gas price manipulator. The current gen model he has works from not only the White House, but Texas as well. It's currently set to private citizen mode.
 
gas allways goes up in may and down in june
because of the ( summer mix )

and its a total crock of shit... an old friends father owns 83 oil wells near florida and he was making 85k per month profit per one 15 years ago when gas was under a dollar a gallon... last time i talked to him which was about two years ago he was telling us it still only cost about 13 dollars per drum to get out of the ground


greed is tearing this country apart at the seams
 
hey like everyone says you cant bitch about it because there is nothing you can do about it!!!!fucking bullshit
 
But I though it was all Bushs fault Democrats will keep it high so they can push the "green" stuff through
 
not more than a mouth ago cnn and all the experts were saying no reason why gas should go over 2.30 something a gallon for the rest of the year because demand is down
 
The last article I glanced at said demand is low, supply is high and prices are rising. So much for supply and demand. :lol: It said the oil countries were building up their supplies so when the economy improves and demand comes back up they won't be caught with their pants down. Most of the countries say for them to break even oil needs to be 75 a barrel.

Don't worry Obama will take care of us! :rolleyes:
 
I bought gas Saturday at 2.37 in Land O' Lakes. I haven't gone anywhere since. It's probably $2.60 now.
 
OPEC keeps cutting production. Oil is at DOUBLE what it was a few months ago. Almost $70 a barrel. Weakening dollar isn't helping either.

The liberal 'green' agenda isn't affecting it, yet. Too many of those whackos think we 'need' $150 oil.
 
company i work for manufactures and sells components for oil exploration (test drilling before permanent wells are established) and we are dead in the water. existing wells are idle for the most part with a huge surplus . so additional drilling has ceased . 2 of our big customers in houston have shut down completely in early may,and will remain so possibly to the end of july. yeah , their reps claim that unless oil is at the very least $75 a barrel they don't even break even on pumping it out of the ground :rolleyes::jagoff: we are probably some of the only ass holes prayin for $4 a gallon gas.....just to save our jobs
 
yup, gas shouldnt have gone up in price and hasnt really on the open market. what we're seeing is the devaluation of the diollar due to Obamas 787 billion dollar loan. the dollar isnt worth shit and therefore gas is getting more expensive. This is partially what happened last year and also why gas prices went down when the global economy collapsed and the dollar shot back up in value. THe US/CAD exhange rate is down 18% from 3 months ago and guess what? gas is up 18% from 3 months ago

Thanks Obama!!!
 
and its a total crock of shit... an old friends father owns 83 oil wells near florida and he was making 85k per month profit per one 15 years ago when gas was under a dollar a gallon... last time i talked to him which was about two years ago he was telling us it still only cost about 13 dollars per drum to get out of the ground


greed is tearing this country apart at the seams
:gr_mad:
hey like everyone says you cant bitch about it because there is nothing you can do about it!!!!fucking bullshit

sad but true :mad:
 
When the gas stations are raising the price .6 a day that is IMO bs. they buy once a week at a given price, how the hell do they get to raise the price everyday? If they were buying it everyday and paying more for it then ok, but I think they are just padding their pockets. I cannot drive with how quick premium has gone threw the roof.
 
There is so much bad information based on bad information from 20 years ago in this thread.

Quick, someone answer me this. When was the last time a refinery was opened in the US?
a: Corpus Christi Tx 1983. I'm glad demand, government regulation, and environmentalism hasn't changed since then or else we'd see an increase in the cost of fuel.
Extra Credit bonus point: I suppose the fact that you have an infinite demand and a finite resource doesn't mean anyhthing either. We should all get gas at a dollar a barrel. Fuck this gallon stuff.
 
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