Goddamn gas prices
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Did you make those faces when you bought the car?
I guarantee you Mother Nature made the same face when you bought the car. She makes the same face when your pollution goes into the atmosphere. It’s cool though. When your dying of hunger and thirst you’re going to hear a large chuckle from the skies as you take your last breath.
I guarantee you Mother Nature made the same face when you bought the car. She makes the same face when your pollution goes into the atmosphere. It’s cool though. When your dying of hunger and thirst you’re going to hear a large chuckle from the skies as you take your last breath.
Reminds me of my old man, even now he keeps saying this as gas prices climb.Attention whore ass clown. G’s pay to play. My shit DRINKS gas. Don’t care. Ain’t going live at some gas station with a neckerchief on to whine about gas prices. Nutrasweet ass ninja!
Social media confirms most dudes ain’t built for this.
"If you can afford the price of the car, don't complain about the price of the gas"
Note - Both my parents drive hybrids.
If you believe that you’re blessed by the sun but still drive a car powered by the crust of the earth, I have no rap for you. How you claim to be an entrepreneur with a hatred for European hegemony but still give your cash to George Bush and his family?Was at the gas pump the other day Cac was whining and crying about the gas prices his wife said his dumbazz shouldn't have bought a big azz diesel pickup truck to impress his friends.
He did it for the views. That’s like having an intergalactic missile but moving it to the border of the land you’re at war with.
Wtf? That dude wear panties.Was at the gas pump the other day Cac was whining and crying about the gas prices his wife said his dumbazz shouldn't have bought a big azz diesel pickup truck to impress his friends.
Measured his (…) in front of everyone.
Still makes me laugh when these Cacs out here buying big azz trucks to drive around like every day cars and to impress other Cacs and not even use it as a work vehicle. When I was in the Navy these young Cacs loved buying big azz trucks and wonder why they never have enough money to feed and take care of their family.Wtf? That dude wear panties.
Attention whore ass clown. G’s pay to play. My shit DRINKS gas. Don’t care. Ain’t going live at some gas station with a neckerchief on to whine about gas prices. Nutrasweet ass ninja!
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Early bird gets the worm
They already are here in Va.... Costco line was backed up onto the street at 11am on a Friday
I have a neighbor that drives a Landrover and complains that the tires costs $1,500 to replace and how high gas prices are. He wants to be a baller but he's just another fake baller, attention whore.
I drive a 2007 F-150 pickup truck. I go to a station that I always go to because they've always had the lowest prices. I don't even look at the price. I just pump and keep it moving. I hope the prices comes back down soon but if they do, or don't come down, the price of gas ain't stopping me from driving to and fro.
I drive a 2007 F-150 pickup truck. I go to a station that I always go to because they've always had the lowest prices. I don't even look at the price. I just pump and keep it moving. I hope the prices comes back down soon but if they do, or don't come down, the price of gas ain't stopping me from driving to and fro.
Lawd if you would’ve caught that on camWas at the gas pump the other day Cac was whining and crying about the gas prices his wife said his dumbazz shouldn't have bought a big azz diesel pickup truck to impress his friends.
F-150 ain't no gas friendly whip bro, IMO if you have the funds a little second hand honda or toyota to go to work would benefit and pay for itself eventually.
My favorite station hit $3.79 today, but was $3.29 last week. 
Same thing happened to me yesterdayMy favorite station hit $3.79 today, but was $3.29 last week.
My favorite station hit $3.79 today, but was $3.29 last week.
we’ll look at this
Oil Crisis 2.0: US Gas Prices Jump Most Overnight Since Iraq War, Record Highs Imminent
Gas prices at the pump were soaring long before Russia invaded Ukraine. The conflict has produced the prospect of a shortage of commodities, especially energy products, and sent Brent and WTI well over the $110 mark in recent days. Russia is one of the world's largest crude oil suppliers. The spillover effects of the Biden administration sanctioning the country into oblivion have resulted in one of the most significant daily jumps of gasoline on record.
According to new AAA fuel data, the current national average gas price is $3.837, up almost 11 cents overnight, the second biggest move on record since the early days of the Iraq war in 2005. At this rate, gas prices could exceed the record in days, which is only 27 cents away.
On Thursday, for the first time ever, a U.S. city breached the $5/gal per gallon average - this is San Francisco, De Haan tweeted yesterday.
Since last Thursday, the start of Putin’s war in Ukraine, the following ten states have seen the largest increases in their averages, according to AAA: Michigan (+39 cents), Indiana (+36 cents), Illinois (+31 cents), Ohio (+30 cents), Tennessee (+26 cents), Kentucky (+24 cents), South Carolina (+20 cents), Georgia (+21 cents), Delaware (+19 cents), and Alabama (+18 cents).
WTI futures surpassed the $110 mark, and wholesale gasoline prices are following suit down the supply chain, both providing a leading indicator of where gas prices are headed next. We find below that prices at the pump could rise well beyond $4 with upper-end targets of even $4.50 if geopolitical turmoil in Ukraine worsens or supplies globally tighten.
Gas prices at the pump have never been this high for this time of year.
The transition to a summer grade versus winter fuel grade will also increase prices.
A sharp rise in gas prices is causing a drag on consumer sentiment and will likely impact President Biden's polling data with another drop.
The shock to energy prices is sparking staglfation fears as it stokes inflation while suppressing economic growth. Commodities this week posted their largest weekly gain since 1974 (a time when inflation was rampant). Jim Bianco of Bianco Research points out:
Inflation is widespread as consumers are plagued with some of the highest food prices in a decade. The combo of high gas and food prices will impact household spending patterns and dent sentiment ahead of the midterms, but just this morning, the Biden administration stated - with absolutely no 'scientific' support - that it's uniquely well-positioned to deal with inflation. We shall see...
Gas prices at the pump were soaring long before Russia invaded Ukraine. The conflict has produced the prospect of a shortage of commodities, especially energy products, and sent Brent and WTI well over the $110 mark in recent days. Russia is one of the world's largest crude oil suppliers. The spillover effects of the Biden administration sanctioning the country into oblivion have resulted in one of the most significant daily jumps of gasoline on record.
According to new AAA fuel data, the current national average gas price is $3.837, up almost 11 cents overnight, the second biggest move on record since the early days of the Iraq war in 2005. At this rate, gas prices could exceed the record in days, which is only 27 cents away.
On Thursday, for the first time ever, a U.S. city breached the $5/gal per gallon average - this is San Francisco, De Haan tweeted yesterday.
Since last Thursday, the start of Putin’s war in Ukraine, the following ten states have seen the largest increases in their averages, according to AAA: Michigan (+39 cents), Indiana (+36 cents), Illinois (+31 cents), Ohio (+30 cents), Tennessee (+26 cents), Kentucky (+24 cents), South Carolina (+20 cents), Georgia (+21 cents), Delaware (+19 cents), and Alabama (+18 cents).
WTI futures surpassed the $110 mark, and wholesale gasoline prices are following suit down the supply chain, both providing a leading indicator of where gas prices are headed next. We find below that prices at the pump could rise well beyond $4 with upper-end targets of even $4.50 if geopolitical turmoil in Ukraine worsens or supplies globally tighten.
Gas prices at the pump have never been this high for this time of year.
The transition to a summer grade versus winter fuel grade will also increase prices.
A sharp rise in gas prices is causing a drag on consumer sentiment and will likely impact President Biden's polling data with another drop.
The shock to energy prices is sparking staglfation fears as it stokes inflation while suppressing economic growth. Commodities this week posted their largest weekly gain since 1974 (a time when inflation was rampant). Jim Bianco of Bianco Research points out:
Inflation is widespread as consumers are plagued with some of the highest food prices in a decade. The combo of high gas and food prices will impact household spending patterns and dent sentiment ahead of the midterms, but just this morning, the Biden administration stated - with absolutely no 'scientific' support - that it's uniquely well-positioned to deal with inflation. We shall see...