$1.99 A Gallon!!!!!!

[ak96]

still $3.19 here in anch, ak

 

[skippy]

$2.19 to 2.30 here,hope it goes below a buck.

 

[low_five]

4.34 here in Kodiak, AK.

I dont feel sorry for any of you.

 

[Kdawg532]

2.29 here in frederick MD

 

[Mark_88]

I just drove past one place (that I never get gas at) and they were at $.89 per liter...that's freakin' awesome!

 

[skippy]

I just drove past one place (that I never get gas at) and they were at $.89 per liter...that's freakin' awesome!

That's cool,hope it continues.

Hey Mark,whatcha get when you cross a donkey with a onion?

 

[bigranger88]

$2.15 wixom mi

 

[Rammunition360]

$1.93/GALLON farmersville, ohio beent hat way for about 3 days

 

[Original_Ranger84]

Yet another post to piss me off. It's still over four bucks here.

I feel yah on this one, 3.99$ a gallon here.

 

[plainsranger]

1.93 a gallon last night when i filled up.

 

[Doofy]

woo hoo! In Glennallen, Alaska we are down to $3.90 per gal. and that is with the state fuel tax suspended for a year. Can anyone say "BEND OVER"!!!

 

[JeepRecoveryTeam]

i fill my tank with water.

 

[OilPatch197]

You guys are celebrating over cheap gas, but you know what, THINK ABOUT THIS!

You know what cheap oil prices do? They bankrupt and drive the little oil producers out of buisness! Your 1-3 barrel a day wells just cannot profit at low prices, this last "oil boom" we have seen has rejuvenated exploration and production in the Illinois Basin.

I agree with a fair price, but if a barrel of oil gets too cheap(like when it went down to ten bucks a barrel) it shuts down the small operations. When oil prices crashed in the mid-1980s and late 1990s, this time sending the price of a barrel below what it took to produce it, the domestic oil industry suffered and many small independent producers were squeezed out. Since 1989, the amount of crude retrieved state-wide in Illinois has dropped by half to about 11 mm barrels a year -- less than 1 % of the total produced nationwide -- because the large price declines in the last two decades pushed people out of the business.

I've grown weary of the stereotype that his line of work is crowded with gusher-finding Jed Clampetts or "BIG OIL" with "obsene profits".

Small independents do one thing and try to do it well enough to make a living, feed their families, raise their children and set themselves up to retire someday. This is kind of the last bastion of free enterprise -- go out and risk things to maybe be a big winner.

Cheap oil might be good for the masses at the gas pump, but cheap oil is NOT good for the Small independents, all cheap oil does is shut down further domestic production, and allow large corporations and groups like OPEC to gimmick the market.

 

[JeepRecoveryTeam]

water and rice.

 

[lil red]

2.45 or so here in jersey
the lowest around is like 2.32 tho