How much did you pay for gas today?

Paid 1.32 a L today. That was only for regular. Just insane.

 

No need to carry a gas can any more. The damn gas is more expensive than the can.

 

Does Canada produce enough oil to cover 100 percent of it's domestic use?

 

They'll push it up until we hit the squeal point at $5.00.

 

CNN The New York Times BBC Convenience Store News: When you absolutely want the truth

(I'm not saying that report's not accurate, I just think it's hilarious that there's a site called "Convenience Store News").

 

The price here in the UK has set repeated records recently, last at around £1.40 a litre, which is what I've seen here. That's roughly $2.23 a litre, or approaching $8.50 a gallon. (But yeah. It's Obama's fault. Right.)

That, though, is if you can get any. Thanks to a government-manufactured panic over a strike threat that won't even be a threat until at least a week after Easter, we have queues at stations all over the country.

 

Where the HELL are you? I saw $3.75 9/10 and that was a Jet Pep!!!

 

Then they will go beyond it.

 

You all suck. I haven't seen gas below $4.15 here for a week.

 

I would relish paying $4.15. I can't find it cheaper than $4.23. Often, I'm paying $4.35 or north of that.

 

Thought I caught a deal at $4.13 in SoCal, then saw it at $4.09.

 

If my school division would have set up propane instead of fuel oil when the FO schools were built (or at least a duel fuel boiler), we would have about $375,000 more this year alone to spend on students.

$0.0160 per KBTU for propane
$0.0271 per KBTU of fuel oil
$0.0096 per KBTU of nat gas, but you need to build on an exsisting line.

Propane you can put anywhere.

Burn, baby burn.