tommywishbone
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Sunday afternoon. $2.99 per gallon regular/Mobil/self-serve. Burbank, Calif. That is the absolute lowest I have seen in So. Cal.
Originally posted by: tommywishbone
Sunday afternoon. $2.99 per gallon regular/Mobil/self-serve. Burbank, Calif. That is the absolute lowest I have seen in So. Cal.
Originally posted by: bobdelt
It must be a conspiracy... Those dirty republicans must be lowering the price of oil because of the upcoming election.
Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: bobdelt
It must be a conspiracy... Those dirty republicans must be lowering the price of oil because of the upcoming election.
Two things: it always drops after labor day and a large part of the spike was from the ethanol mandate that started in 2006 (which was of course compounded by the summer driving seasons -- making for a major screwing of the consumer). I suppose you can still blame Republicans though, since they're the ones who pushed for the Corporate Welfare Act of 2005 (Energy Bill).
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: bobdelt
It must be a conspiracy... Those dirty republicans must be lowering the price of oil because of the upcoming election.
Two things: it always drops after labor day and a large part of the spike was from the ethanol mandate that started in 2006 (which was of course compounded by the summer driving seasons -- making for a major screwing of the consumer). I suppose you can still blame Republicans though, since they're the ones who pushed for the Corporate Welfare Act of 2005 (Energy Bill).
Lets not also forget retooling that was required for low sulfur diesel.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: bobdelt
It must be a conspiracy... Those dirty republicans must be lowering the price of oil because of the upcoming election.
Two things: it always drops after labor day and a large part of the spike was from the ethanol mandate that started in 2006 (which was of course compounded by the summer driving seasons -- making for a major screwing of the consumer). I suppose you can still blame Republicans though, since they're the ones who pushed for the Corporate Welfare Act of 2005 (Energy Bill).
Lets not also forget retooling that was required for low sulfur diesel.
and that has to do with gas how?
BTW, 75 cent difference between where I live and where I work.
Still $3 here in Mountain time zone.
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: bobdelt
It must be a conspiracy... Those dirty republicans must be lowering the price of oil because of the upcoming election.
Two things: it always drops after labor day and a large part of the spike was from the ethanol mandate that started in 2006 (which was of course compounded by the summer driving seasons -- making for a major screwing of the consumer). I suppose you can still blame Republicans though, since they're the ones who pushed for the Corporate Welfare Act of 2005 (Energy Bill).
Lets not also forget retooling that was required for low sulfur diesel.
and that has to do with gas how?
BTW, 75 cent difference between where I live and where I work.
Still $3 here in Mountain time zone.
Maybe you know how to keep a refinary at 100% output while retooling it.
Fill up where it is cheaper, I suspect that price gap will shrink soon. There are some large price gaps here as well.
Originally posted by: charrison
Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: bobdelt
It must be a conspiracy... Those dirty republicans must be lowering the price of oil because of the upcoming election.
Two things: it always drops after labor day and a large part of the spike was from the ethanol mandate that started in 2006 (which was of course compounded by the summer driving seasons -- making for a major screwing of the consumer). I suppose you can still blame Republicans though, since they're the ones who pushed for the Corporate Welfare Act of 2005 (Energy Bill).
Lets not also forget retooling that was required for low sulfur diesel.
Originally posted by: FrequencyX
It is still around 2.85 here in Utah
Originally posted by: CPA
ahahahaha......
Gas Prices are at $2: "It's a play for votes, nothing more!"
Originally posted by: CPA
ahahahaha......
Gas Prices are at $3: "That Bush and his Oil Barons are ripping us off!"
Gas Prices are at $2: "It's a play for votes, nothing more!"
Some of you could become great lawyers the way you argue in circles.
Originally posted by: CPA
ahahahaha......
Gas Prices are at $3: "That Bush and his Oil Barons are ripping us off!"
Gas Prices are at $2: "It's a play for votes, nothing more!"
Some of you could become great lawyers the way you argue in circles.
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: CPA
ahahahaha......
Gas Prices are at $3: "That Bush and his Oil Barons are ripping us off!"
Gas Prices are at $2: "It's a play for votes, nothing more!"
Some of you could become great lawyers the way you argue in circles.
Oil companies get huge breaks from this administration.. it would make sense for them to lower prices prior to elections to ensure republicans remain... it is completely logical. If you don't want to see what is clear as day, it might be hard to see though. Did you see Exxon's profits this year?
Originally posted by: Genx87
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: CPA
ahahahaha......
Gas Prices are at $3: "That Bush and his Oil Barons are ripping us off!"
Gas Prices are at $2: "It's a play for votes, nothing more!"
Some of you could become great lawyers the way you argue in circles.
Oil companies get huge breaks from this administration.. it would make sense for them to lower prices prior to elections to ensure republicans remain... it is completely logical. If you don't want to see what is clear as day, it might be hard to see though. Did you see Exxon's profits this year?
How do oil companies lower the price of oil on the open market by 10 bucks in 7 weeks and drop another 10 cents for the price of unleaded in a week?
Originally posted by: shadow9d9
Originally posted by: CPA
ahahahaha......
Gas Prices are at $3: "That Bush and his Oil Barons are ripping us off!"
Gas Prices are at $2: "It's a play for votes, nothing more!"
Some of you could become great lawyers the way you argue in circles.
Oil companies get huge breaks from this administration.. it would make sense for them to lower prices prior to elections to ensure republicans remain... it is completely logical. If you don't want to see what is clear as day, it might be hard to see though. Did you see Exxon's profits this year?