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Re: hurricane gasoline prices

It cost 40.00 to fill up Johns truck.
50.00 to 60.00 to fill up mine.
That is once a week for John and about every two weeks for me.
Ain't driving fun???

Brenda

Re: Re: hurricane gasoline prices

Diesel was $2.71 last week. Now is $2.66.
Gas was $2.59 last week, is now $2.62.

Now, that was yesterday, today, who knows? I was so glad to see deisel drop. It's about time.

Give it a couple of weeks, it wil be back t around $3 a gallon, I have faith in that.

I saw on the news that Shell, Exxon and Mobile are being sued for price fixing.......the facts areskecthyright now. That wl be interesting to see develop.

Now..........
........ain't America great!

Re: Re: Re: hurricane gasoline prices

Just wondering how the gas gets used in a truck??? Doesn't it just set there until something needs to be hauled? How often does the XII need to be filled. Mine is about once a week on normal work weeks.

RR

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Johns truck gets driven to work every day.
Mine is driven when I have to buy groceries and stuff.

Brenda

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Sandi uses the truck to go to work (deisel) and when we go gambling. I use the bike for eveythng!!

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John would ride the bike more if it had air conditioning !!!!!!

Brenda

Re: hurricane gasoline prices

That's still a lot cheaper than gas is in New Mexico!

Re: Re: hurricane gasoline prices

I'm just a few days behind the times, but here's some interesting facts. If I step on anyones toes, my apologies, but this is what I see almost every day.

The refiners (oil companies) dont' regulate the price of gasoline. The stock/commodity market does.
An oil company agrees by contract to buy crude oil at a given price for "X millions of barrels" at a time.
The price of gasoline on the "spot market" is what the wholesalers (jobbers) buy it for from the refiners. There is the federal taxes & state taxes added in there, then the jobber mark up, then the retailer mark up.
As of today the spot market for a gallon of unleaded gasoline was $1.98..........the rest is taxes & mark up.

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Can't do anything about taxes or death- oh wait, can't do anything about markup either.