$4.00 Per Gallon Average Gas Price

[10871087]

We all knew is was coming, well almost all of us, AAA reports that the nationwide average gas price hit $4.00 today. It is gonna hit $5.00 within 90 days. This is getting really bad.

AAA's Fuel Report Page: http://www.fuelgaugereport.com/

[dbrownlee]

It's been over $4.00/ gal almost every day since Memorial Day around here.

[Jimbo1]

Whassa matter?

You didn't get that 10 dollar an hour raise like I did to compensate??

Who do YOU work for??

[hawkfan12]

it's been well over $4 by me for about two weeks, I think I got a good deal yesterday at $4.19

[Jimbo1]

$3.79 Tulsa area

Sorry

[FRIDGEMAGNET]

WOW! we dream of $4 a gallon.
We pay £1.32 a liter - thats $9.86 per US gallon here in UK.
No wonder we are having demonstrations over the price.

[TonerMunkeh]

Demonstrations? We should burn Gordon Brown at the stake, the bastard.

[James Hilton]

Gasoline in Boston, Ma.

Hey everyone,

Sunday, the price I paid was $3.99 per gal.
but it's going up.
other places was $4.05
They say that the prices will be around 4.32 to 4.50 for the summer.
We will see what happen.

James

[Jimbo1]

Crazy in the Haid

See but I'm still driving to Florida on vacation.


Hybrid Toyota.

[Cipher]

The oil producers are making record profits and there is no supply shortage just a question mark over how fast they can produce it, yet here we are paying more and more for it.

It's a classic example of supply and demand and greed in my opinion.

[Jimbo1]

I don't think it's Exxon or George Bush. I think it's a lot further middle east and such.

[kyoceradude]

The oil producers are making record profits and there is no supply shortage just a question mark over how fast they can produce it, yet here we are paying more and more for it.

It's a classic example of supply and demand and greed in my opinion.

It's not The "W" or the oil companies. The whole futures market is what is fu%$#!g up the whole price thing (it's all speculation and hype). Not to mention the "greenies" and their whole global warming B.S.. How about we get "ANY" new refinery on line, and stick a whole bunch of holes (screw the carabu) in the ground and get our own oil. The oil companies are not making the huge profits (% wise no, $ yes) as compared to this whole witchcraft issue of carbon credits, and many other types of industry. Who's behind that whole farse of carbon credits? Pay so you can pollute? Who gets the money from that? Just another type of tax, so they can spend it on pet projects. I say follow that money before you start harping on the oil companies profits. You don't think that any tax on their profits won't be passed on to us? I think the Fed's (every sucking last one of them) need to have a reality check and start cutting out all the bullsh$#t programs and unnecessary spending that they do, JUST LIKE THE REST OF US HAVE TOO.

[FRIDGEMAGNET]

[Jimbo1]

From what I have observed, at least in the U.S. the price will go along at a steady level for a while then suddenly jump MUCH higher than what it was. This is followed by a period of public outrage after which the price does back down near to but still significantly above where it was. It is however much lower than it had been so the effect is like "whew, that's better."

[10871087]

From what I have observed, at least in the U.S. the price will go along at a steady level for a while then suddenly jump MUCH higher than what it was. This is followed by a period of public outrage after which the price does back down near to but still significantly above where it was. It is however much lower than it had been so the effect is like "whew, that's better."

And we fall for it every time, we are stooges!