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I saw $3.55 at a station yesterday. |
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A consumer pumps gasoline at a gas station in Sandy Springs, Ga. Already tumbling due to increased production and a boost in imports, gas prices could dip more as refiners start selling less-expensive winter fuel blends. http://i.imgur.com/7nhbI.jpg The remnants of an old car and gas pump at Bob Audette's place, east of Edgewood. |
I remember my dad telling me how his friends used to tease him because my dad paid $0.26 per gallon of Arco White Gas. He was just throwing his money away!
Them days is gone. :nope: |
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I used to drive 74 miles per day. When my company moves location (assuming im still here and not laid off), my 60 mile per day commute, will be upped to 80 miles per day. So our prices don't seem so low to me. What's the average commute for an average Joe drive in the UK? It can't be anywhere what were forced to drive here. Between those big ass busses, subways, trains, etc, all the mass transit that im assuming you have that we don't, leads me to think you can't be driving nearly as far. |
Most of the gas stations around me are near $5.00 a gallon. :cry:
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I've been riding the bus during the winter, but now that it's warming up I'll be riding my bike seven miles each way to band practice. And suffering mightily for the first few weeks. |
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