Gas Prices

[gotbeer]

news reports last week were claiming there are concerns that all the waste water being pumped below the surface and deep into the earth might be responsible for contributing to the increasing number of earthquakes in texas.

 

hey, as long as our gas prices are lower, suck it up, texas.

 

Claims wouldn't be the word.  If they start Fracking in Los Angeles, I would be firmly against it.

 

http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2015/01/06/3608591/77-earthquakes-linked-to-fracking/

 

And considering how much oil is under Southern California, it's not something to laugh at.

[Angel Oracle]

2.29 at the Irvine Costco today

[Lhalo]

WTI crude at $48 as I type.

 

 

WTI Crude now hovering around $46.

 

WTI Crude now at $44.25.

 

US oil supplies are the highest since the government started keeping track in 1982. Gas prices should continue to go down as the price of oil goes down.

[fan_since79]

$2.18 at Vons in Lakewood. Cars were lined up this morning.

Edited January 28, 2015 by fan_since79

[Brandon]

Thrown in the Vons card for a .10-.30 reduction and you're golden.

[1nutkruk]

$1.59 at King Soopers with my King Soopers card fuel points.  

[Adam]

If I remember I will hit Costco up before work. But any other time the lines are way too deep. I'd pay double to get it elsewhere

[Adam]

$1.59 at King Soopers with my King Soopers card fuel points.  

 

Did you pick up a can of skoal and some ammo while you were there?

[Richard]

Arco near my school is still at $4.89 and hasn't moved in about 4 months.

[1nutkruk]

Did you pick up a can of skoal and some ammo while you were there?

No.  I guess I miss the joke when it comes to King Soopers.  Is it a redneck chain?  I know it is the same as Kroger and City Markets across the nation.  They are a huge grocery chain here.  I think you may know them as Ralphs in Southern California.

 

By the way a lot of people chew around here.  It is kind of disturbing.

Edited January 29, 2015 by 1nutkruk

[Lhalo]

Arco near my school is still at $4.89 and hasn't moved in about 4 months.

 

Are you sure they're still in business?

[Adam]

No.  I guess I miss the joke when it comes to King Soopers.  Is it a redneck chain?  

 

No clue. Sounds like it.

[Redondo]

They have these in Fort Collins Colorado. Strange name.

 

37. Kum & Go

 

$$ Convenience Stores, Gas & Service Stations

[Brandon]

As well as OC, IE, SD County, and LA County

[Tank]

It's owned by victors mom.

[Richard]

Are you sure they're still in business?

 

Still open. Not sure if anyone goes though. They must kill it in the snacks revenue.

[fan_since79]

Prices might rise somewhat as the new California gas tax kicks in.

 

The (Democrat) politicians in Sacramento will try their damndest to take advantage of this, you can bet on it. Hard to tell how much the tax will be, but it will be hard to miss.

Edited January 29, 2015 by fan_since79

[nando714]

Filled up my car for 30 bucks

[Angel Oracle]

Goleta has a station that still charges $4.79 (Mobil on Glen Annie). That's about double what the cheapest handful of stations charge in that same town.

Yep, that means that going to that station for a year and filling up once a week would cost an extra $2,000 per year.

Edited January 30, 2015 by Angel Oracle

[Lhalo]

I'll remember that the next time I'm hanging out in Goleta.

[1nutkruk]

$1.20 a gallon at King Soopers.  I had 60 cents off from my rewards.

 

No I didn't buy any chew or bullets.

[Blarg]

Refinery workers are on strike so expect prices to rise.

[Redondo]

Refinery workers are on strike so expect prices to rise.

 

Knew it couldn't last

[gotbeer]

Exxon profit sags on oil price drop, but taxes, Venezuela ruling help

 

 

Only earned 6.57 billion, which is a drop from the 8.35 billion they earned a year ago.  

Edited February 2, 2015 by gotbeer

[Tank]

Exxon profit sags on oil price drop, but taxes, Venezuela ruling help

 

 

Only earned 6.57 billion, which is a drop from the 8.35 billion they earned a year ago.  

 

hard to feed your family on that.