Freakin' A!
I hope this keeps up through late January!Labels: roadtrip
posted by Cowboy Blob @ 9:25 PM
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8 Comments:
At 10:25 PM,
shooter said…
Sorry, Cowboy, got ya beat this morning at $1.53/gal. in Baytown, TX. It was $1.57/gal in Katy, Tx. on my next tank of the day.
At 11:47 PM,
Cowboy Blob said…
I'm sure the story is different with those scalping basturds in West Texas. Grrr.
At 6:06 AM,
AlanDP said…
$1.69 in San Antonio.
At 5:13 PM,
Grandpa-Old Soldier said…
$1.61 in Houston. But it is at a damn Citgo which is owned by Chavez and co. Wouldn't buy from those bastards if it was .2 a gal. Elswhere is is around $1.71
At 12:02 AM,
azlibertarian said…
I've been enjoying the low prices at the pump too, but offer this caution: These prices are a reflection of just how deeply the economy is cratering.
I'm guessing that we'll enter a period where we have simultaneous inflation and deflation. The things you don't really need in life--a new iPod, a ticket to the movies, a Hawaiian vacation--will get very inexpensive. The basic items in our lives--food, water, power--will inflate beyond where most can believe.
Ammo, of course, will fall into the second category.
At 7:41 PM,
Desert Cat said…
Something to keep in mind is that a lot of the overpriced oil was the result of rampant speculation by hedge firms and wall street banks. $4 a gallon gasoline was *not* due to fundamentals. And when that bubble burst the price had nowhere to go but down. While oil was going for $140/barrel, some analysts (and the Saudis themselves) said the fundamentals would only have supported a price of $80/barrel.
Now we've overshot that on the way down and part of it is certainly the retreating economy, but the lion's share was due to the same people who are now screwing us by soaking up bazillions of tax dollars on their bailout.
At 9:03 PM,
Anonymous said…
$1.59 per here, bitches.
At 8:52 AM,
Rodney Dill said…
I paid $1.54 yesterday, North of Detroit.
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