Oh lord, drove by the gas station yesterday morning and it was like $3.65 and when i came home from work it later that day it went up 10 cents to like $3.75
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10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
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$1.51 litre here in southern Ontario…expensive no doubt but after getting a big dumping of snow this week it’s hard to complain…my Jeep 4x4 makes getting around in the snow easier…plus I like to hit the back roads in this snow…fun.
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Closing in on $5 a gallon here, but a) that's how it is in California and b) I use Chevron which is more expensive, but it also cuts down on repair and maintenance costs.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Weird seeing people complain about gas prices WHEN YOUR CARS ARE HELPING FUCK UP THE PLANET.
Raise the prices. And make people cry in their stupid SUVs
I often feel the same way. I drive an older ranger, which isn't great on gas, but I use transit to get to work, so most months I only have to buy one tank of gas. Maybe a little more in the summer for camping adventures. So the increase in gas prices, while not driving a fuel efficient vehicle, isn't that big on me, because i don't burn much gas.
So basically the people who drive the most, making the most pollution take the brunt of gas prices.
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Weird seeing people complain about gas prices WHEN YOUR CARS ARE HELPING FUCK UP THE PLANET.
Raise the prices. And make people cry in their stupid SUVs
I often feel the same way. I drive an older ranger, which isn't great on gas, but I use transit to get to work, so most months I only have to buy one tank of gas. Maybe a little more in the summer for camping adventures. So the increase in gas prices, while not driving a fuel efficient vehicle, isn't that big on me, because i don't burn much gas.
So basically the people who drive the most, making the most pollution take the brunt of gas prices.
I agree, guys. I've been criticized for saying this before (watch, lol), but honestly, gas being more expensive is not necessarily a bad thing. Yeah, if it's just lining the pockets of CEOs, not so good. But in a closer-to-perfect world, if gas were $10 a gallon, some great things would or could happen:
-People would drive less/ carpool or take transit more. -The air would start getting cleaner and global warming would slow down. -Trucking would become more a localized thing and rail systems could revitalized. Trains are the most efficient weigh-per-energy unit of all forms of transportation. We would be wise to ramp up rail use big time! -The extra profits from gas could be used to develop clean energy.
All of that makes perfectly good sense. But will any of it happen?
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
Make Gas "carbon neutral" by taxing it enough to offset it someway. I understand this is impossible,
But the gas prices, which have always been high in Sweden, are always discussed over here. Always. Something the enviromentfriendly-left want to have higher and put money into other options, while the fucktheworldforcapitalism-right want's to lower to get votes.
And I understand, with Sweden being a country with few big cities and the a huge vast void of forests and smaller towns/villages (in the north) that are dependent on the car, that it is not as easy as just price it into submission. And wait for the swedish Polestar (not Elon Musk) to save us.
But anywho, stop complaining about gasprices. Such a charmless trait. Try to take the (hopefully electric or biogas) bus if possible. Ride together. Die together.
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Weird seeing people complain about gas prices WHEN YOUR CARS ARE HELPING FUCK UP THE PLANET.
Raise the prices. And make people cry in their stupid SUVs
I often feel the same way. I drive an older ranger, which isn't great on gas, but I use transit to get to work, so most months I only have to buy one tank of gas. Maybe a little more in the summer for camping adventures. So the increase in gas prices, while not driving a fuel efficient vehicle, isn't that big on me, because i don't burn much gas.
So basically the people who drive the most, making the most pollution take the brunt of gas prices.
I agree, guys. I've been criticized for saying this before (watch, lol), but honestly, gas being more expensive is not necessarily a bad thing. Yeah, if it's just lining the pockets of CEOs, not so good. But in a closer-to-perfect world, if gas were $10 a gallon, some great things would or could happen:
-People would drive less/ carpool or take transit more. -The air would start getting cleaner and global warming would slow down. -Trucking would become more a localized thing and rail systems could revitalized. Trains are the most efficient weigh-per-energy unit of all forms of transportation. We would be wise to ramp up rail use big time! -The extra profits from gas could be used to develop clean energy.
All of that makes perfectly good sense. But will any of it happen?
Brian if you remember back in 05 when the 2 big hurricanes hit Louisiana gas prices soared. The SUV was the enemy and people were buying more economic cars and card dealerships couldn't give the big SUV's away.
If that happens again maybe the trend will turn again that way.
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I'm guessing $5 will be a thing of the past before long. Not surprised, but glad I get good mileage and don't drive a lot these days.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I'm guessing $5 will be a thing of the past before long. Not surprised, but glad I get good mileage and don't drive a lot these days.
my buddy in Fresno told me it was $4.80 something yesterday. He traded in his Ram for some type of Hybrid last summer. I'm sure he is really happy about that choice now.
Weird seeing people complain about gas prices WHEN YOUR CARS ARE HELPING FUCK UP THE PLANET.
Raise the prices. And make people cry in their stupid SUVs
I often feel the same way. I drive an older ranger, which isn't great on gas, but I use transit to get to work, so most months I only have to buy one tank of gas. Maybe a little more in the summer for camping adventures. So the increase in gas prices, while not driving a fuel efficient vehicle, isn't that big on me, because i don't burn much gas.
So basically the people who drive the most, making the most pollution take the brunt of gas prices.
I agree, guys. I've been criticized for saying this before (watch, lol), but honestly, gas being more expensive is not necessarily a bad thing. Yeah, if it's just lining the pockets of CEOs, not so good. But in a closer-to-perfect world, if gas were $10 a gallon, some great things would or could happen:
-People would drive less/ carpool or take transit more. -The air would start getting cleaner and global warming would slow down. -Trucking would become more a localized thing and rail systems could revitalized. Trains are the most efficient weigh-per-energy unit of all forms of transportation. We would be wise to ramp up rail use big time! -The extra profits from gas could be used to develop clean energy.
All of that makes perfectly good sense. But will any of it happen?
I would disagree because not everyone driving a gas guzzler just bought a new expensive SUV. 15 year old family cars that are the only ones a low-income family could afford don’t always get great mileage. If you just spent 80k on a new SUV you could probably afford a couple bucks on gas. If your budget for a family car is $1000, you probably can’t.
I'm guessing $5 will be a thing of the past before long. Not surprised, but glad I get good mileage and don't drive a lot these days.
my buddy in Fresno told me it was $4.80 something yesterday. He traded in his Ram for some type of Hybrid last summer. I'm sure he is really happy about that choice now.
went up like 25 cents in one day near me, It's now like $4.20 here.
8/28/98- Camden, NJ
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly
I'm guessing $5 will be a thing of the past before long. Not surprised, but glad I get good mileage and don't drive a lot these days.
my buddy in Fresno told me it was $4.80 something yesterday. He traded in his Ram for some type of Hybrid last summer. I'm sure he is really happy about that choice now.
went up like 25 cents in one day near me, It's now like $4.20 here.
Yep I gassed up the other day, and the next day same station was 30 cents higher
I'm guessing $5 will be a thing of the past before long. Not surprised, but glad I get good mileage and don't drive a lot these days.
my buddy in Fresno told me it was $4.80 something yesterday. He traded in his Ram for some type of Hybrid last summer. I'm sure he is really happy about that choice now.
Sounds like a smart move! Another smart idea is for us to learn how to reduce our driving by combining errands into fewer outings, live closer to work, use public transit, carpool and ride share, etc. These will all become far more the norm in the coming years anyway, so may as well start now.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I'm guessing $5 will be a thing of the past before long. Not surprised, but glad I get good mileage and don't drive a lot these days.
my buddy in Fresno told me it was $4.80 something yesterday. He traded in his Ram for some type of Hybrid last summer. I'm sure he is really happy about that choice now.
Sounds like a smart move! Another smart idea is for us to learn how to reduce our driving by combining errands into fewer outings, live closer to work, use public transit, carpool and ride share, etc. These will all become far more the norm in the coming years anyway, so may as well start now.
Sadly the public transit and housing infrastructure in relation to being close to work isn't always there, but I agree it would be nice if it was!
I paid $5.39/gallon yesterday in Los Angeles. We have the highest gas prices in the country due to the high excise taxes inmosed by the state of California.
1.73 litre I. Southern Ontario. Forecast to go up 11 cent on the weekend.
High gas prices don’t benefit poor people. Many who don’t drive and use public transit are having even more trouble just meeting their daily needs…but hey let’s have 10 dollar gas and starve poor people…
1.73 litre I. Southern Ontario. Forecast to go up 11 cent on the weekend.
High gas prices don’t benefit poor people. Many who don’t drive and use public transit are having even more trouble just meeting their daily needs…but hey let’s have 10 dollar gas and starve poor people…
I paid 1.65 a litre Thursday night and by Friday morning it was at 1.72. This is insane. Cost me $42 for 1/2 tank of gas in my Honda civic. Last yr it would only take me between $40-45 to fill it. Gonna cost $80 to fill my civic soon if on empty, not looking forward to that
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Oh lord, drove by the gas station yesterday morning and it was like $3.65 and when i came home from work it later that day it went up 10 cents to like $3.75
I drive into work one day a week; Wednesday it was $3.61 in New Jersey, on my way home it was $3.93. I was shocked and kicked myself for not filling up that morning.
1.73 litre I. Southern Ontario. Forecast to go up 11 cent on the weekend.
High gas prices don’t benefit poor people. Many who don’t drive and use public transit are having even more trouble just meeting their daily needs…but hey let’s have 10 dollar gas and starve poor people…
I paid 1.65 a litre Thursday night and by Friday morning it was at 1.72. This is insane. Cost me $42 for 1/2 tank of gas in my Honda civic. Last yr it would only take me between $40-45 to fill it. Gonna cost $80 to fill my civic soon if on empty, not looking forward to that
Damn! that sucks, sorry. Honda Civic's are pretty good with gas too (had one for like 13 years).
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10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly
Weird seeing people complain about gas prices WHEN YOUR CARS ARE HELPING FUCK UP THE PLANET.
Raise the prices. And make people cry in their stupid SUVs
I often feel the same way. I drive an older ranger, which isn't great on gas, but I use transit to get to work, so most months I only have to buy one tank of gas. Maybe a little more in the summer for camping adventures. So the increase in gas prices, while not driving a fuel efficient vehicle, isn't that big on me, because i don't burn much gas.
So basically the people who drive the most, making the most pollution take the brunt of gas prices.
I agree, guys. I've been criticized for saying this before (watch, lol), but honestly, gas being more expensive is not necessarily a bad thing. Yeah, if it's just lining the pockets of CEOs, not so good. But in a closer-to-perfect world, if gas were $10 a gallon, some great things would or could happen:
-People would drive less/ carpool or take transit more. -The air would start getting cleaner and global warming would slow down. -Trucking would become more a localized thing and rail systems could revitalized. Trains are the most efficient weigh-per-energy unit of all forms of transportation. We would be wise to ramp up rail use big time! -The extra profits from gas could be used to develop clean energy.
All of that makes perfectly good sense. But will any of it happen?
I disagree. Mainly because of the single mom or the guy in the trailer park who has to take that inefficient car to put food on the table. I’ve got an SUV that only takes 93 octane. That was expensive but it didn’t stop me from my regular purchases for the rest of the day. That would hurt the people above. Buses don’t run through every small town. They don’t come close to touching every part of a city without long walks and multiple rides. Now that 30 minute drive to work is a 2 hour bus ride. No easy solution there. In regards to the other guy I think it’s lazy to hate on people who drive this or that.
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Imagine if/when people start commuting regularly again. Some people simply can’t afford it, regardless of the type of car driven.
Wanna bet the petroleum corporations have record profits? Let’s see their quarterly report come the end of March.
This.
Every damn conflict or catastrophe we've had resulted in higher gas prices and guess what? Oil manufacturers announced record profits. Buy oil stocks now folks.
Wouldn't it be cool if you could use the sun to recharge your car battery and not use the grid?
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Stopped by Costco this morning and the price was $3.89 and around 60 cars were waiting in lines with me. I spoke to one attendant and he told me this started last week all due to the war in Ukraine.
I have a feeling this is going to get worse, I better fill up my other car tomorrow.
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8/28/98- Camden, NJ
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly
Raise the prices. And make people cry in their stupid SUVs
-The air would start getting cleaner and global warming would slow down.
-Trucking would become more a localized thing and rail systems could revitalized. Trains are the most efficient weigh-per-energy unit of all forms of transportation. We would be wise to ramp up rail use big time!
-The extra profits from gas could be used to develop clean energy.
But the gas prices, which have always been high in Sweden, are always discussed over here. Always. Something the enviromentfriendly-left want to have higher and put money into other options, while the fucktheworldforcapitalism-right want's to lower to get votes.
And I understand, with Sweden being a country with few big cities and the a huge vast void of forests and smaller towns/villages (in the north) that are dependent on the car, that it is not as easy as just price it into submission. And wait for the swedish Polestar (not Elon Musk) to save us.
But anywho, stop complaining about gasprices. Such a charmless trait. Try to take the (hopefully electric or biogas) bus if possible. Ride together. Die together.
If that happens again maybe the trend will turn again that way.
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went up like 25 cents in one day near me, It's now like $4.20 here.
8/28/98- Camden, NJ
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly
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Sounds like a smart move! Another smart idea is for us to learn how to reduce our driving by combining errands into fewer outings, live closer to work, use public transit, carpool and ride share, etc. These will all become far more the norm in the coming years anyway, so may as well start now.
Bush (average over 8 years) $2.34
Obama (average over 8 years) $2.97
Trump (average over 4 years) $2.52
Average national gas price was $2.38 when Biden was sworn in.
Currently the national average is $3.83 based on AAA as of today March 4, 2022.
I'm very interested to see how this trends over the next couple years. With wages & inflation going up.
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High gas prices don’t benefit poor people. Many who don’t drive and use public transit are having even more trouble just meeting their daily needs…but hey let’s have 10 dollar gas and starve poor people…
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2010 - Buffalo
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2022 - Hamilton, Toronto
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2009 - Toronto
2010 - Buffalo
2011 - Toronto 1&2
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2014 - Cincinnati, St. Louis, Detroit
2016 - Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Ottawa, Toronto 1
2018 - Fenway 1&2
2022 - Hamilton, Toronto
2023 - Chicago 1&2
8/28/98- Camden, NJ
10/31/09- Philly
5/21/10- NYC
9/2/12- Philly, PA
7/19/13- Wrigley
10/19/13- Brooklyn, NY
10/21/13- Philly, PA
10/22/13- Philly, PA
10/27/13- Baltimore, MD
Tres Mts.- 3/23/11- Philly
Eddie Vedder- 6/25/11- Philly
It’s close to $6 here in our area.
Every damn conflict or catastrophe we've had resulted in higher gas prices and guess what? Oil manufacturers announced record profits. Buy oil stocks now folks.
I have a feeling this is going to get worse, I better fill up my other car tomorrow.
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.....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti
*The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)