Evolution
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My brother was up in the Tahoe area earlier this week and said gas was over $8 up there! Just crazy.
I know i keep saying this but going with an electric dd has been the best choice I have made. I have solar so no electricity bill for me either. It's like getting free gas which in itself is saving me $400-600 a month with current gas prices.
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^ wow!
gas has been around $3.19-3.29 in texas near the dfw area...it's still way higher then when the last administration was in office, but at least it isn't cali-crazy
gas has been around $3.19-3.29 in texas near the dfw area...it's still way higher then when the last administration was in office, but at least it isn't cali-crazy
Evolution
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Honestly, think of that picture more as click bate. I can find decent gas for $6.50ish. I posted that because there are stations like that who are 1/4 mile away from another station that prices are $1.50 less. Some even across the street from each other! It makes no sense.
NecioVato
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I think I paid something like $3.61 or so in a Frisco Costco last week - I can't imagine those that are paying some of those CA prices.
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Oregon too...
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I think can live with $7-10/gal fuel cost, but that's actually a small problem for us. Our electricity bill, grocery, home improvement stuff, eating out weekend, and other retail stuff we buy in the last 6months have increased anywhere from 30% to 200% from 2-3yrs ago.
The only thing that I have not seen increase is natural gas. It has been about $30/mo, but this winter might be a different story. We're selling off more and more of our NG to Euro and higher demand US to heat home this winter.
The only thing that I have not seen increase is natural gas. It has been about $30/mo, but this winter might be a different story. We're selling off more and more of our NG to Euro and higher demand US to heat home this winter.
In Houston, for a month or so prices were around $2.50 and some as low as $2.20. However, all good things must come to an end. I am seeing a lot of stations now at $2.79 for regular.
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