$2.39 Gas

kenmac · Sep 28, 2006

wow ! it's still around $2.09 here even at sams. Of course ,it could have change even as I type this

Doc_Bob · Sep 29, 2006

Bird said:
Some of us are old enough to remember when ALL "service stations" (not just filling stations) provided free air and water right next to the gas pumps. And we didn't even take the hoses in at night when the station was closed.

I am old enough to remember that!
Bob

AndyM · Sep 29, 2006

Farmwithjunk said:
So we've covered GAS, MILK, and now AIR! How much does your favorite gas station charge for the daily fishwrapper?

How much is a yard of topsoil in your area?
Just kidding!

Farmwithjunk · Sep 29, 2006

AndyM said:
How much is a yard of topsoil in your area?
Just kidding!

Cheap as dirt so they say

Bird · Sep 29, 2006

kenmac said:
wow ! it's still around $2.09 here even at sams. Of course ,it could have change even as I type this

Ken, in spite of some cheaper places, such as that Sam's Club, the local newspaper today says the National current average is $2.34, the Texas Statewide current average is $2.21, and the Dallas-Fort Worth
current average is $2.18.

RobJ · Sep 29, 2006

Gatorboy said:
There are three kinds of people:

1. Those who make things happen
2. Those who watch things happen
3. Those who wonder what happened

Don't you mean there are 11 kinds of people?

dgl24087 · Sep 30, 2006

Gas in my area, (Christiansburg, Va), ranges from $1.979 to $2.079. Most stations were at $1.979-$1.999 until Friday, and jumped 8 cents. Likely due to Virginia Tech having a home football game this weekend. Only one has kept prices down.

NewToy · Sep 30, 2006

We jumped up to 2.149 at about 1/2 the stations in town. Hopefully it's a temporary blip in the price.

John

Thomas · Oct 1, 2006

Reg $2.32 gallon,but diesel coming down very slowly..was $3.05 gallon now $2.95 gallon w/in a month....hmmm.

higgy · Oct 2, 2006

we hit our very low today, 2.899 for reg, diesel is still over 3.

State is doing an enquirey, non of the providers has answered the letters. HMM..

on of them did say in the paper that Idaho would have to build refineries for them if we wanted lower prices.

Bull to that! We are on the national pipeline like most states.