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Falling fuel prices

Ripped off!!!!!!!

Bob Denman said:
:shocked: Propane is $3.80... :gaah:
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Bob,
You are getting RIPPED OFF. Propane is $1.38 here in No. Nevada. Its a byproduct of petroleum refining and used to be "flaired" off years ago.( and still is in some places.

Kaos
 
AY4B said:
It is not necessarily a good thing. There is an oil glut and oil prices are rumored to bottom out around 18-20 dollars a barrel. That was before Iran today announced they will boost production .
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The break even for a lot of the oil companies is about $35 barrel .Many lay offs still coming.
 
Sam Mac said:
Also think about the fact that OPEC is crashing the price in order to kill our oil industry. Just about the time when the US is able to produce enough oil and we can do without the Middle East the people that want to kill us are destroying our companies to get us back under control. Rant Over.
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That's why I think they aren't cutting production. We should use their oil & keep ours in the ground. Then when the ME runs out we'll still have ours available!
 
vided said:
1966 .28 cents a gallon with steak knives, green stamps, cleaned windshield
and a thank you
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In 1966, the Senate adopted legislation to raise the nation's minimum wage. The amendment paved the way for a new rate of $1.40 an hour and expanded the wage to reach State and local government workers at public schools and nursing homes, as well as the construction industry.
 
AY4B said:
In 1966, the Senate adopted legislation to raise the nation's minimum wage. The amendment paved the way for a new rate of $1.40 an hour and expanded the wage to reach State and local government workers at public schools and nursing homes, as well as the construction industry.
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that wasn't an executive order?
 
$1.44 for a gal of regular here today.. while I enjoy the prices of gas today... I am real apprehensive what the long term of rock bottom prices for gas will turn out to be.. what's the ole saying "" be careful what you wish for"" oil producers in the Dakotas are dropping like flies... when they go out of business.. the ban on the U.S. exporting fuel has been lifted......a war in the middle east would dry up the oil glut - pronto.. if the oil glut disappears ... LOOK OUT and BEND OVER !

osm
 
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