Poor Kirk: The fuel price spotting thread

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Well diesel has hit a new low since I've been paying attention.

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Unfortunately gas has opened up a serious gap in pricing, Costco has regular unleaded for 1.99 a gallon.
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1.95 here in Missouri.
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Wow, I thought I'd never see sub-$2 ever again!! $1 gap in price makes a diesel rig less appealing, especially when that $1 is 50% the price of diesel. You're usually coming out on top with diesel if petrol is 80% the price. But the power and range is still nice!
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1.89 for regular. 2.84 for diesel.
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Keep on droppin'!!
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Agreed, but it irritates me to see diesel dropping more slowly than gasoline. Wipes out some of my savings for driving one of those weirdo diesel cars.
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A couple weeks ago, gas dropped something like $.50, and diesel went up from $3.55 to $3.79.

Diesel is still at $3.39 here, $2.29 for gas.
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Prices for gas and diesel are both running about $.20 lower down here. Between than and the mileage loss from the winterization of the diesel I'm annoyed. At least I still have boatloads of torque. It's like driving a little tiny locomotive.
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Paid $2.87 for diesel at the Western in Parker last night, regular gasoline was $1.99, so locally the $1.00 gap has closed.
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1.789 for regular in the Springs right now.
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^ Buzz kill!
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Price of fuel is nuts right now. I never thought I'd see gas prices this low again.
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kinder wrote:^ Buzz kill!


Just one more reason to move south. :)
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Justin wrote:Price of fuel is nuts right now. I never thought I'd see gas prices this low again.


You can thank the Russians for their involvement in the Ukraine. What you're seeing is the result of economic warfare. Get the Saudis to lower their oil below the profit line for Russia and the Russians lose money in the global market place.

But I digress.
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And while the lower prices help us out as consumers..........

our oil development business is already beginning to suffer........

which of course could jeopardize our path to energy independence.

But, I too, digress
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I feel as though we should all be sitting in large leather chairs in a room filled with cigar smoke, cognac in hand, surrounded by leather bound books and frequently uttering an "indeed" as we all nod in approval.
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F**k it! I'm happy the price of oil is in the toilet! Let's bring down the commies and what they stand for.

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Indeed! I've got mixed feelings. I like the cheap price of fuel, but my dad is out of a job. He's a health and safety guy that works contracts up at the oil sands projects in Alberta.
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shell on 88th and i76 is 2.74!!!!!!
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Wow, I think I paid $2.84/gallon on Sunday when I filled up last.
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Poor Kirk, we need to start a new Fuel Price spotting thread.
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Please don't. You guys are killing me with these prices.
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shell on 88th and i76 is now at 2.68!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yikes, when it finally gets below. $2.00 a gal I'm going to look for a tanker.
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kinder wrote:Yikes, when it finally gets below. $2.00 a gal I'm going to look for a tanker.


You could. But then guys like this would start bugging you.

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akaFrankCastle wrote:
kinder wrote:Yikes, when it finally gets below. $2.00 a gal I'm going to look for a tanker.


You could. But then guys like this would start bugging you.

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At least your Bronco is able to burn fuel right now. "Poor Eck"
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$2.64 at the Shell on Santa Fe near ACC.
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