Wow! That's cheap for 93. How much is your 87?Ok,,, he said it !
I doubt there are many places in this country with cheaper gas than what I get here in South Texas.
So where is gas $1.99 or less ?
$2.26.
Now it will raise prices of consumer goods because trucking costs will be affected but that's a whole other debate.
People get to hung up on gas prices. Unless you're driving a lot miles a year the difference usually doesn't add up to a whole heck of a lot. Let's say you only get 15 mpg and fill it up at 15 gals that's roughly 225 miles per tank divided by 20,000 miles is about 90 gallons of gas/year. If gas prices went up by even $1.00/gal that's only $90.00 more per year. I doubt that's going to break the bank of your average driver. I was more concerned when gas was over $5.00 but again, I didn't lose sleep over it because it usually a mental thing seeing the price.
20000 miles / 15 mpg is 1333 gallons.People get to hung up on gas prices. Unless you're driving a lot miles a year the difference usually doesn't add up to a whole heck of a lot. Let's say you only get 15 mpg and fill it up at 15 gals that's roughly 225 miles per tank divided by 20,000 miles is about 90 gallons of gas/year. If gas prices went up by even $1.00/gal that's only $90.00 more per year. I doubt that's going to break the bank of your average driver. I was more concerned when gas was over $5.00 but again, I didn't lose sleep over it because it usually a mental thing seeing the price.
You're right my math was way off today.
I thought that sounded low as I was typing it. lol
Which reminds me, with the garage doors freezing up the last 2 weeks, I need to 303 them. Or pre unstick them before my wife comes home from work.You're right my math was way off today.
Must of been all that Graphene in the garage yesterday.
I was dividing the 225/20,000 instead of the 15 and texting one of my neighbors.
