How much did you pay for gas today?

Was meaning to resurrect this thread for a couple days now, and kept forgetting to do it. I damn near shed a tear on Thursday when I saw $2.99. First time in probably six months it's been under $3.00, and it's dropped 60-70 cents in the past six weeks.
I bought gas on Saturday and it was down to $2.98 at the cheaper station, and around $3.01 at most of the others nearby.

 

When I moved to NW Arkansas last summer, gas got up to $3.81, but got down to $3.04 in the fall/winter. When I moved a week ago, it was $3.29. Now living in Northern Colorado again, it varies from $3.51 to $3.79 for unleaded in the same town ... some locations within a mile of each other. Paid for the lesser today. Half my tank for $23.

 

I still remember the story we did at the TV station I worked at when gas hit $2.22 a gallon.
The gas station ran out of 2s for the board outside and they had to use upside-down 5s to fill the gaps.
I seem to remember that leading the charge into video-board or LCD signs since then they just had to a punch a few buttons and not order new numbers that they didn't have in storage.
That was almost 8 years ago! Yikes!

 

$4.48 two days ago for super.

 

Yes, because it only takes a day or two to go from the ground to your tank.

Paid $3.069 on Sunday in Northeast Mississippi.

 

On May 1 oil was at 106 dollars. A week later it was down 10 bucks.

Since June 1, gas is down eight cents. I'm sorry but that BS.

 

$3.11 at the Pilot in Jackson, Tenn. yesterday.

 

3.29 my part of Northern Va.

 

$4.29 in my part of CT. Amazing.

 

Transportation time doesn't seem to stop the price from shooting up 10 cents in an afternoon when oil goes up $10 a barrel.
This go-round has been a bit odd, though. Other places don't seem to be seeing the same steep price drops as I've seen in Mississippi. The prices here HAVE dropped as much as 10-15 cents in a single day, including last week. Strange that other parts of the country aren't experiencing that.

 

Oil should bottom out at $80 per barrel at most, because that's the lowest price Russia can withstand without going broke. A broke Russia can go one of two ways, as we saw each in the last century, so needless to say stability there is important.

When it gets below $80, I'd expect mechanisms to kick in to dial down the spigot. WTI is down today below $83 so far, and Brent is at about $98.

 

Still in the $3.30-3.40 range here.