Re: 3.40 for gas today
what stations does exxon run besides itself??
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Re: 3.40 for gas today
Originally Posted by crxtuner
Exxon gained 5 bucks a share sense the 13th
the gas companies buy their oil months in advance, and when it finally gets around to being turned into gasoline, when they finally sell it as gas, if oil costs a ton and gas prices go up they make more profit because the oil they bought for less a long time ago is now worth more. the gasoline production in this country is at something like 98% of demand, if anything goes wrong they cant meet demand, and limp wristed liberals wont let them build more refineries |
Re: 3.40 for gas today
Gas was $2.75 a week or so ago, now it's $2.95, Looks like when i graduate in May i need to get my Civic on the road and park my truck till winter, this might delay my turbo project but I need to be responsible till i get a decent job.
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Re: 3.40 for gas today
Originally Posted by crxtuner
Your a fuckwad one day wouldnt do ---- because eventually the economy would give in because buisnesses still have to operate otherwise we would all be in deep ----.
*edit* And like ive heard before the next day would make up for all the lost sales. |
Re: 3.40 for gas today
I debating to switch my bike to run alchohol since its going to be cheaper than gas
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Re: 3.40 for gas today
Originally Posted by Whitey
I debating to switch my bike to run alchohol since its going to be cheaper than gas
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Re: 3.40 for gas today
Originally Posted by podxvost1
Just swich to a bicycle
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Re: 3.40 for gas today
lol. You guys i drive 165 miles a day to work and back. Yes, thats 1 day
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Re: 3.40 for gas today
Originally Posted by accordepicenter
lol. You guys i drive 165 miles a day to work and back. Yes, thats 1 day
holy crap what a terrible commute better get paid bank for that drive |
Re: 3.40 for gas today
I just drove from Sacramento to San Jose and back twice today for work.........in an F-350 super duty :-(
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