And yet the farmers that go out and hand collect eggs are selling them for $2.50 dozen or less.
Who's making the money here?
Who's making the money here?
Shit...not here. When eggs were ~$2.00/dozen in the stores, the locals were charging $5./dozen or more.And yet the farmers that go out and hand collect eggs are selling them for $2.50 dozen or less.
Who's making the money here?
Shit...not here. When eggs were ~$2.00/dozen in the stores, the locals were charging $5./dozen or more.
Oh...eggs at Safeway were $5.99/dozen today. Not for any kind of fancy pampered chicken eggs...just their cheapest ones.
I paid 3.79 yesterday at the cheap station.
Shell and Chevron are still 4.59 and above.
Cheap stations were:
Speedee something -4.19
Costco - 4.05
Shell - 5.19
Chevron - 5.09
Shell and Chevron jumped .40
in the last couple days
Thanks a lot you fat orange bastard
Supposedly ARCO doesn't use some of the fancy additives that other major brands use.Still wonder why Arco is 3.41 and Shell across the street is 4.11. I can’t believe the quest its is that different. This is in Las Vegas.
Well, Arco is shown as a Top Tier gas.Supposedly ARCO doesn't use some of the fancy additives that other major brands use.
Some years ago, AAA found that "Top Tier" gas is better for intake valves:
Top Tier Gasoline Worth the Extra Price, Study Shows - Consumer Reports
Top Tier gasoline is worth the extra cost to consumers, according to a study by AAA. Consumer Reports lists car brands that recommend Top Tier gasoline and gas stations where you can buy Top Tier gas.www.consumerreports.org
Off to the glue factory you go.I didn't even realize this until I got home.
I made one of two errand runs this month yesterday. Drove about 70 miles and passed at least a dozen stations, many of them twice. Never even looked at any of the prices. I have no idea what they were.
That doesn't mean all such fuel is identical. Chevron uses Techron, and the other major brands have their own additives.Well, Arco is shown as a Top Tier gas.