Gas- $3.99 a gallon

[TippyThomas]

It's at $3.99 a gallon around me now.

 

[Ms.Minnie]

I saw it today for $3.57 (regular).

Did anyone else see the story about the WV coal miners who helped push an EV to a power source? The EV ran out of electric and was stranded close to a coal mine. Pretty ironic if you ask me, I had to laugh.

www.newsnationnow.com/blindspot-newsnation-media-bias/west-virginia-coal-miners-help-tourists-push-dead-ev/

 

[Dan Murphy]

I saw it today for $3.57 (regular).

Did anyone else see the story about the WV coal miners who helped push an EV to a power source? The EV ran out of electric and was stranded close to a coal mine. Pretty ironic if you ask me, I had to laugh.

www.newsnationnow.com/blindspot-newsnation-media-bias/west-virginia-coal-miners-help-tourists-push-dead-ev/

We need to get those coal burning steamers back.

 

[Dakota731]

News this morning said home heating oil could be $5 a gallon this winter. I feel so sorry for young families just starting out today especially when it’s so unnecessary.

 

[Pinnochio]

It's at $3.99 a gallon around me now.

$3.29 here today....1st time in months i filled my tank for under $40 from empty

 

[disny_luvr]

I got gas yesterday for.....$3.99.

 

[TippyThomas]

$3.29 here today....1st time in months i filled my tank for under $40 from empty

I'm heading south of me in my Rv and am looking forward to the lower gas prices while I'm there. The prices are around the same as you where I'm going. Last time I filled up the RV I was at around $180.00 total here at home. I'll plan to fill up at the state line when I'm heading home for sure.

 

[mrodgers]

Both Sam's club and Costco have regular for 3.17 today!

If that was PA, I would say that is a normal and reasonable price these days. I don't expect $2.xx or even under $2, I think that is unreasonable expectation.

News this morning said home heating oil could be $5 a gallon this winter. I feel so sorry for young families just starting out today especially when it’s so unnecessary.

Just curious, why young families? $5/gallon will take the rest of my 6 years worth of saving for a house to heat my place for the one upcoming winter as well.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I feel so sorry for young families just starting out today especially when it’s so unnecessary.

What is, just starting out?

 

[mrodgers]

I saw it today for $3.57 (regular).

Did anyone else see the story about the WV coal miners who helped push an EV to a power source? The EV ran out of electric and was stranded close to a coal mine. Pretty ironic if you ask me, I had to laugh.

www.newsnationnow.com/blindspot-newsnation-media-bias/west-virginia-coal-miners-help-tourists-push-dead-ev/

I don't find it ironic, people who's income relies on the fuel used to create the electricity that the government is soon going to mandate for our cars helping out the customer who helps them retain their coal mining job

 

[Pea-n-Me]

I saw it today for $3.57 (regular).

Did anyone else see the story about the WV coal miners who helped push an EV to a power source? The EV ran out of electric and was stranded close to a coal mine. Pretty ironic if you ask me, I had to laugh.

www.newsnationnow.com/blindspot-newsnation-media-bias/west-virginia-coal-miners-help-tourists-push-dead-ev/

I didn’t see that, but I did see a picture of an electric car being charged with a gas generator in CA.

 

[Meglen]

$3.13 in CT this week

 

[disneychrista]

Gas is on the rise here. After hitting $4.95 a couple weeks ago, it is $5.15 now.

 

[Southernmiss]

$2.89 Sam's Club

 

[Silver saucer]

I paid 4.50 for regular today.

 

[Moliphino]

$3.13 in CT this week

Not the parts of CT I've been in. It's about $0.50 more than that.

 

[Communicore1991]

Cheapest I've seen around me in NJ is $3.59. Although I buy a lot of Dunkin so the Fuel Rewards add up. I'm sitting on $1.45 off per gallon at Shell so I'll be filling up as soon as the "get gas now" light comes on

 

[Dakota731]

If that was PA, I would say that is a normal and reasonable price these days. I don't expect $2.xx or even under $2, I think that is unreasonable expectation.

Just curious, why young families? $5/gallon will take the rest of my 6 years worth of saving for a house to heat my place for the one upcoming winter as well.

Of course I feel bad for anyone with oil heat nowadays. I just meant often families with young children and elderly are at the bottom of their income curve and often seem to be hurt drastically by this huge increase. We used to have oil and it was a budget crusher at $2.00 a gallon decades again, so I can’t imagine what it does to all families nowadays. And the thought that this is so preventable is ridiculous.

 

[Dakota731]

I didn’t see that, but I did see a picture of an electric car being charged with a gas generator in CA.

And it amazes me how many people in this country don’t realize that the the majority of electricity these cars use comes from fossil fuels! But let’s not let facts get in the way of an agenda.

 

[AvidDisReader]

And it amazes me how many people in this country don’t realize that the the majority of electricity these cars use comes from fossil fuels! But let’s not let facts get in the way of an agenda.

My daughter is an electrical engineer and has been saying this for years. In fact the electricity generated to provide for electrical cars is far more poluting than combustion engines.