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KS Toronado

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14. Or idling through long lines at fast-food pick-up windows.

Reply to Ron Green (Reply #11)

Tue Mar 3, 2026, 09:50 AM

Mar 3

Couple weeks ago I went to a Taco Tico, car in front of me went in the pickup lane. I walked in ordered,
received my burrito, ate it and was leaving when they finally got to the pickup window, about 20 minutes.

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Gas jumped 50 cents a gal overnight [View all] KS Toronado Mar 2 OP

It jumped easily around 50 cents a gallon Emile Mar 2 #1

Oil prices are global. The price always goes up at the pump Klarkashton Mar 2 #2

oil is a fungible commodity lapfog_1 Mar 2 #3

Of course. It always goes up when there is turmoil someplace. Srkdqltr Mar 2 #4

20 cents markie Mar 2 #5

I filled up yesterday 2.88 gal. Today 3.30. Same station. FloridaBlues Mar 2 #6

Gas wildflowergardener Mar 2 #7

I leave for work at 04:30, and got gas as soon as I left the house that morning $2.58 Maru Kitteh Mar 2 #8

20 cent jump hamsterjill Mar 3 #9

We are also dead on refineries turn around season and more expensive summer blend. Melon Mar 3 #10

It'll take $10 a gallon for behavior to change. Ron Green Mar 3 #11

Or idling through long lines at fast-food pick-up windows. KS Toronado Mar 3 #14

Yeah $15 a gallon would stop a lot of that nonsense. Ron Green Mar 3 #18

Rockets and feathers. n/t flvegan Mar 3 #12

Oh, great! Gas here in Northern NY finally sank just below $3 a gallon... Rhiannon12866 Mar 3 #13

Adjusted for inflation, 45 cents in 1975 is $2.81 today Dave says Mar 3 #19

50 cents here in Indiana D_Master81 Mar 3 #15

I live in rural CA. the cost has been fluctuating from $4 to $6 for the last few years Jacson6 Mar 3 #16

Ouch ! KS Toronado Mar 3 #17