Gas prices dropping for the 4th

I hope this link works:

https://www.pennlive.com/life/2022/...rice-to-399-a-gallon-through-july-4.html

But we won't be saving 16 cents on the cookout like Joe was bragging about last year.

Unless you want to call it a NEGATIVE SAVINGS of $11.XX, lol

yes, let's see that Putin picnic price comparison from last year...

Heard today the average cookout price is $10 more than last year. Surely not joe's fault though.

I did notice the local mini mart dropped their price twenty cents. No big deal when you consider they were @ $5.29 when almost everyone else was $4.99.

Does anyone remember there is a hurricane season coming up in the Gulf.
and you dont need a pipeline bring some oil down south....oh well

You notice it's for flex fuel only.

So unless you have a flex fuel vehicle you aren't going to see much of a, if any, drop in Sheetz gas prices.

When it's back to $1.79 a gallon, I'll be happy. A few cents drop from $5 is nothing.

X2

Its about $12 a gallon here

Good thing you can use dog for transportation some of the year. Bonus they would be warm if you let them in the tent.

Since oil come from up there I never understood the higher price unless ther are no refineries.

Providence the area that Ryan lives in has some of the largest natural gas deposits but the perma frost is the issue with pipelines being built.

Nobody really uses dogs anymore. I will once I’m older and retired. We’re Doing a lot less boating so far this summer and I doubt I’ll be doing too many evening rides for moose this fall. Brutal prices

And yeah no refineries up here. Lots of gas deposits but pretty hard to get it to market.

You guys will be waiting a long time. If gas would stay at 1.79, fracking companies would shut the door.

Truth