The Gas Prices here in puyallup washington suck =(

[djfllmn]

My superduty is costing me 80-100 a week. It sucks

Yea i believe it, thankfully i only work 3 miles from home. my daily drive is 12 miles including a trip home for lunch

 

[rusty ol ranger]

Yea i believe it, thankfully i only work 3 miles from home. my daily drive is 12 miles including a trip home for lunch

I drive about 28 round trip. But thats excluding all my other weekly running around.

It doesnt even do that bad on gas for what is...i average 14-15.

My vic and B2 both get 20 or a bit better...its kinda funny how 5mpg more can make such a difference.

 

[Li'l Work Truck]

I have yet to get any solid numbers in fuel economy for my truck since it's still being restored to good, but I have to say that the Gas Light Dread hit me this morning like, well, a truck. Thank God my wife and I collectively make barely enough as it is.

**This reply is a rant and adds ~0% value to the conversation.

 

[19Walt93]

We were at $3.89 a couple days ago, who knows now.
I worked at a service station during the Arab oil embargo and we were forbidden by law to raise our price unless we got a new delivery at a higher price. Now the price on gas that's already in the station's tank goes up if the stock market gets nervous. I don't believe a drop of gas that we're buying now was refined since the war broke out. We're being overcharged now because someone thinks it's going to cost more later.

 

[Roert42]

We were at $3.89 a couple days ago, who knows now.
I worked at a service station during the Arab oil embargo and we were forbidden by law to raise our price unless we got a new delivery at a higher price. Now the price on gas that's already in the station's tank goes up if the stock market gets nervous. I don't believe a drop of gas that we're buying now was refined since the war broke out. We're being overcharged now because someone thinks it's going to cost more later.

In the news yesterday they explained that the last ships that left the straight before the war broke out are arriving to their destinations this week.

That makes sense to me because most sea freight shipments from Europe to the US take 4-5 weeks from port to port.

 

[Curious Hound]

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