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Quoted from radium:Gas prices will continue to “plummet” until midterms and then they will crank up the stupid and prices will go back up towards $6.
So magically the entire world gas shortage is going to work with the one country whose prices are lower than theirs for......sorry, how does a global economy work again?
Quoted from CoachBacca:Are gas prices falling just before something important coming up all around the country? No reason that couldn't be just a coincidence.
Since gas prices are a GLOBAL issue, no, it's just a coincidence driven by people changing their driving habits here in the US.
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Guess which one is growing exponentially, and which are shrinking?
Quoted from radium:I couldnt care less about what is happening in the rest of the world, you just let me know when the gas station down the street turns yellow and I can fill up for $1.87/gallon again.
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Well ignorance is a sad excuse. If you don’t understand why things work, you can’t plan. Gas prices are never going to be that low again - I haven’t seen that low since 1998.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:It’s like everybody wants us to get back to them when something happens.
Why not live in the present? We are getting back to you RIGHT NOW with really good news about looming plummeting gas prices.
So cheer up!
It’s because reality screws with their ability to bitch and point false fingers
Quoted from radium:Yeah guess I'm just too dumb and ignorant and don't understand how gas prices were $1.87/gallon a couple years ago since it's impossible! Welp, gonna go put some more of this red paint on my neck, bye!
Yeah, it certainly sounds like it. You aren't doing yourself any favors by proclaiming you don't want to know why. Gas prices began rising in April of 2020, as a result of the Covid pandemic. Gas prices haven't been as low as 1.87 in decades. Not in CA anyway. Can't remember it in CO being that either.
Quoted from Jamesays:Cokes were 10cents when I was a kid,Boy has there been some mismanagement up in here since then.
Yeah, and I used to be able to buy Black Knights for 300 and Fathoms for 700. Major screwup by somebody!
Quoted from Slacker_Quacker:I just figured most of us were addicts so we will buy when prices are low and cut corners to keep buying when prices are high. Heck, I figure if we could have our tombstones modeled after a backglass we would do that too!
I love that sentiment!
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