My E-10 regular gasoline is priced at $2.499. My electricity is priced at it's highest ever. 17.2 cents per kWh. Drill baby drill.
We're a day away.....
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I was just watching the Jefferson’s and George was dreaming it was 1996 and he was dead. They mentioned Amy Carter as President and a tank of gas was $500.
It appears that whomever wrote the EOs that Brandon signed did a great job of convoluted the precess and it will take a while to straighten out the mess.
My 7-11 E-10 regular just dropped to $2.479. When Trump last walked out of the building my E-10 regular was $1.749.
The past 4 years have seen gasoline and diesel prices far higher than Trump first term prices. Keystone and Anwar should be back on soon. Biden loves to regulate, Trump deregulate.
Yes it does Brandon and the Tyranny ends tomorrow. Good riddance to you and the ho.
Rotten vag and loose stool. And they're smiling.Yes it does Brandon and the Tyranny ends tomorrow. Good riddance to you and the ho.
Who will Slick Willie get caught dreaming about today by the Skank Cank?
Ink shortage likely.
I just gassed wife's Jeep for $2.429 at HEB. Also I found E-10 regular for $2.429 at CEFCO on Hewitt Drive.
Today finds my neighborhood 7-11 regular E-10 at $2.699. CEFCO and HEB remain at $2.429.
I see people gassing up at 7-11 for $2.69. Gas remains at $2.42 at CEFCO and HEB.
$3.00 in Desha County Ar.
National avg is $3.23 I believe.
National avg is $3.23 I believe.
TX always has among the cheapest gasoline.
Yesterday I checked electricity rates. TX third highest. Younger daughter lives in CO where it's third lowest.
TX is off the national grid. TX legislature keeps talking about getting on the national grid but it hasn't happened. National grid would make TX electricity rates lower they say.
Not sure why its higher in Desha County pronounced De Shay. Here locally its around $2.62.
$2.69 in Muskogee America.
$3 in Longmont for 85 octane.
It was $2.69 the first week of January
It was $2.69 the first week of January
Not really. It’s pretty good but my wife prefers Mike O’Shays and I think both are fine food wise. I used to go pretty regularly 10-15 years ago.
1/2 Mexicano son-in-law and I once picked up a Hummer from the Creek Nation in Muskogee. The Creek who fetched jumper cables to start the Hummer sure seemed eager to get us off the Creek property.
I first thought this was going a different direction, glad you cleared it up with that last sentence.
It would also make the Texas grid subject to external legislation. We will never forget the black eye that Enron gave us but having our own grid is extremely important to me and a lot of other Texans.
I'm happy with Texas keeping the fed at arms length. Why I love this state.
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