Ok so I live under a rock but I just paid $64 on a oil change where it's usually $45. Gas is up pretty high, so what exactly has he been doin to make this crap happen again

Stoped the new pipe line among other things to reduce domestic production.

Lack of new drilling, OPEC rejected request to pump more, labor price increase, lest we go on?

Well I though that happens at the beginning of the year , taking this long to snowball or is it just not completely shutting down ?

I’d guess things will get worse before they get better.

Did they charge you extra fees?
The dealer here started adding fees to take the price from $60 to $75. One fee was shop tools fee

Is this for your Nissan pickup? Did you consider changing it yourself? Probably cost about $25.00 and a little time.

But no mean tweets- is it worth it?

Didn't you pay attention. He's been building back better. Lol.

Speaking.

Providence Farm hit the nail on the head.

A buddy just gave me a dozen of those stickers....I am down to 6.

Synthetic oil is about $7 a quart at worst at NAPA. $12-15 bucks for a filter. Pour the used oil around wooden posts to preserve them so they don't rot off at the ground.

Nah my car, I'll do most stuff to my truck but I take my daily driver to the shop

Fox News said yesterday that a lot of investors think oil will go to 200$ a barrel by next year. That if it happens will drive the price of gasoline up to 60$ a gallon.
That should push a lot of people to electric cars and mass transportation.

James' boy is a complete moron.

We are starting to see a small increase in drilling activity down here. The major companies are holding back until the prices get up to around $100\barrel. I am really liking this $80 oil.

I hope it goes to $150 a barrel lots of new jobs and Russians will be buying cats and marten again.