CHAT Effects of Iran war … how fast gas prices going up in your area

straightstreet

Life is better in flip flops
DH filled up in town 2 days ago at $3.99. The rest of them were at $4.19. I checked that same station last night on gas buddy and it was still at $3.99. This morning it's $4.49!
 

energy_wave

TB Fanatic
Just got back from town. Gas is now $4.60 with diesel at $6.00.

Good thing I went to the UP last summer. Not going any place this year. Sticking around town working for a change, no camping.
 
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Texican

Live Free & Die Free.... God Freedom Country....
Regular averages right at $4 per gallon and diesel at $5 per gallon here is SE Oklahoma.

A station that I stopped at in Antlers had a sign up that said buy two lays potato chips and get 50 cents off which was not viewable from the pumps, so missed this discount.
 

CaryC

TB Fanatic
We went on a 90 mile trip today over to Florence, AL Did the trip on 3.78 gas. All posted signs along the way were 3.98.
 

Scrapman

Veteran Member
I'm not worried about gas , I make adjustments people are spoiled .
Food is a hell of alot more costly.
I've got a composition notebook that I keep track of bills in and it goes back 6 years.
I'm not sure any of you understands what's happened since covid . Gas is the least of your problems if your living on a fixed income.
 

Old Greek

Has No Life - Lives on TB
I'm not worried about gas , I make adjustments people are spoiled .
Food is a hell of alot more costly.
I've got a composition notebook that I keep track of bills in and it goes back 6 years.
I'm not sure any of you understands what's happened since covid . Gas is the least of your problems if your living on a fixed income.
Food cost is a constant complaint from my wife. Every week. Never about the cost of gas.


Then again - maybe because I fill her tank! :D

Kidding aside - if the water situation in the southwest continues it is going to be much, much worse by winter.
 

LightEcho

Has No Life - Lives on TB
Prices have been artificially controlled, or at least moderated a bit, by squandering our strategic oil reserves. At the current rate, some time in July, we should start to see a spike in US that will shut down 20% of our economy. Europe & Australia and California will feel this sooner.
 

et2

TB Fanatic
I'm not worried about gas , I make adjustments people are spoiled .
Food is a hell of alot more costly.
I've got a composition notebook that I keep track of bills in and it goes back 6 years.
I'm not sure any of you understands what's happened since covid . Gas is the least of your problems if your living on a fixed income.

Absolutely … electric .. DTE has raised prices dramatically and finds new ways to add fees to get more. Two big price increases in the last year. Food … prices up 4% and more in the last year. And noticeably less in the package, even though it says it’s the same amount. Health insurance … health insurance … the biggest for us … 21% on our medigap plan.
An extra $100 month just on that.

So we are easily pushing $200 + more monthly with everything accounted for. But gas is part of it and is somewhat responsible for grocery costs and many other increases.

Should be a Somali or Illegal. They know our system better than we do.
 

Cardinal

Chickministrator
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Food cost is a constant complaint from my wife. Every week. Never about the cost of gas.


Then again - maybe because I fill her tank! :D

Kidding aside - if the water situation in the southwest continues it is going to be much, much worse by winter.
I can recall my mother, when I was very young, complaining about the cost of groceries to feed a family of five. Her cost per week...$40.00
Yup.
 

Kathy in FL

Administrator
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Paid just under $4/gallon at one of the more expensive stations in the area. That's down from $4.15 last week. That's Tampa however. In rural N FL gas was still at $4.59. Tampa's gas is cheaper because we have a port right in the middle of downtown/channelside where the fuel tankers pick up their gas to haul all over the state.
 
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Kathy in FL

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Just paid a little less that $3.50/gallon in Tampa, FL. During the busy summer season when the price is usually up. Go figure.
 
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