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Fuel (GAS) price where you live
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Lew L
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I guess all the millions that heat their homes with oil will have to wear their fur coats when they can't afford to heat their homes. And less than half ( about 46%) of that barrel of oil is refined to gasoline. The diesel and heating fuel make up another 25%. Where do we get asphalt to build and repair roads. That 42 gal. barrel of oil has lots of products that most people don't know about. Plastics and even medicines come to mind. Even make-up.
I'm sure that millions of people have already adjusted their lifestyles. I have, though not voluntary.....
Lew L
I guess all the millions that heat their homes with oil will have to wear their fur coats when they can't afford to heat their homes. And less than half ( about 46%) of that barrel of oil is refined to gasoline. The diesel and heating fuel make up another 25%. Where do we get asphalt to build and repair roads. That 42 gal. barrel of oil has lots of products that most people don't know about. Plastics and even medicines come to mind. Even make-up.
I'm sure that millions of people have already adjusted their lifestyles. I have, though not voluntary.....
Lew L
PMK
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At that cost, yes, I would buy an electric car. Almost $3.00 more per gallon is nuts. FWIW, we pay similar tax on gasoline, so not sure what your tax dollars are being spent on.
But, no income tax, I believe. Government operating expenses need to be paid from taxes and fees of one kind or another.
Reality is going to bite us hard sooner or later, just as it has with Britain recently.
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PMK
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When you consider that our country has the capability to not need to import oil from other countries, having that resource induces lower prices.
No doubt China does not import Fortune Cookies, so they would certainly pay less.
Same with drinking water, and many other resources. When a country has the resource, and ability to effectively utilize it for their own citizens, the cost should be less.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Gas going down a bit here.
Yesterday....most stations had regular (87 with 10% ethanol) for $3.29.
I am waiting for $3.25 for a tank refil.
Yesterday....most stations had regular (87 with 10% ethanol) for $3.29.
I am waiting for $3.25 for a tank refil.
bigbadbrucie
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Hmmmm...4 cents a gal less.....hmmmm,.....considering the size of the tank it hardly seems worth the wait! just sayin....
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
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