Mine skyrocketed last night from 2.03 to 2.06. Diesel stayed the same at 2.49.
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostWho again is rather short sighted in this ^^^^?
You're saying the majority of Americans are short sighted because you think the increased amount of money they have to pay is "pretty insignificant" compared to the minority of people who stand to make higher profits.
Plus, if gas were to go up from what it is now (around $2 a gallon here) to $3(his example in the post), that’s around a 33% increase or a dollar a gallon. Is not wanting to pay an extra $20-26 a tank for gas being a penny pincher? If so, I guess I am a penny pincher and have no issue with that.
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Y'all knew it was coming $$$ You shoulda saved your money while gas has been around the $2/gal for the last couple years.
People that work in the oil business gotta budget their money too! It's time to spread the wealth......somebody has to pay for these $70K trucks, deer leases, elk hunts and vacation properties !
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Originally posted by Bayouboy View PostHow many American refineries run on Saudi Oil? I work for the largest U S refiner. We could make it just fine without a drop of Saudi Oil. I bet most others can also unless they are owned by Saudi's.
This ^^^^ is really why I asked the question. Are we really even dependent on Saudi oil anymore? There was a time when oil prices would have skyrocketed after this attack.
Drill baby drill.
As far as the price of oil/gas goes. I believe the free market will bare that out. It's already shown that Texas oil companies can make a profit and turn out sub $3 gallon gas.
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Originally posted by Trevor73402 View PostDiesel is still $2.49 here. I’m lovin it. If it would get down around $2, I’d be able to afford some of them White Claws and Popeyes chicken sandwiches.
That's a big negatory on them White Claws, I drank two of them and started using a crossbow.
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostWho again is rather short sighted in this ^^^^?
You're saying the majority of Americans are short sighted because you think the increased amount of money they have to pay is "pretty insignificant" compared to the minority of people who stand to make higher profits.
I'm not talking higher profits. I'm having a job or not having one. In 2014 over 13k people were laid of by Schlumberger in ONE DAY from only their HOUSTON LOCATIONS. That is thousands of families. I'm not talking about CEO's....I'm talking about machinists and welders and salesman and secretaries.
Not to mention the effects that it has on the other industries in Texas that some of you work in.
"Heck naw I don't wanna pay a little extra at the pump, I don't care if you're kids are hungry or not!"
Pretty short sighted if you ask me
Everybody can afford $3/gallon gas. Lots of people that you know can't afford $1.50/gallon.
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Originally posted by KyleW View PostYep. Don’t understand the logic of that post.
Plus, if gas were to go up from what it is now (around $2 a gallon here) to $3(his example in the post), that’s around a 33% increase or a dollar a gallon. Is not wanting to pay an extra $20-26 a tank for gas being a penny pincher? If so, I guess I am a penny pincher and have no issue with that.
Do you consider yourself a capitalist, sir? If so, then I find it hard to understand how you can logically have any complaint about the price of ANYTHING other than licensing or regulatory fees. The price of Gasoline is driven by a hundred factors all tied to supply and demand
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