Soooo....

[madmonkeygirl]

Yay BTD i know gas is super cheap. I can't recall when prices were under $2 a gallon. It's great. Only wish it would stay this low.

[Alex]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Paid $1.99/gal at Costco tonight.

The gas station across the street from us dropped prices 10 cents today (to $2.15) and is down $1.24 in the last month since we got back from Europe.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Paid $1.99/gal at Costco tonight.

There is a gas war going on between two stations in Pasadena. The last I heard, they were down to $1.85 and $1.86 each.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Alex

The gas station across the street from us dropped prices 10 cents today (to $2.15) and is down $1.24 in the last month since we got back from Europe.

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

There is a gas war going on between two stations in Pasadena. The last I heard, they were down to $1.85 and $1.86 each.

Yay! It's interesting that it's that much cheaper in the Bay area and in LA. I used to buy my gas at a 76 station in HB but they have been more expensive then everywhere else lately. Costco has been running average with the rest of the HB stations. Regardless, I am happy to be able to fill up for about $25 vs. the $55ish it was costing.

[Mousey Girl]

My side of Bakersfield has gas averaging arounf $1.95. I have seen it as low as $1.87. The center part of town seems to be stuck at $1.99 and the East side at $2.09.

[RStar]

I wonder if we will ever see $0.99 a gallon again....

Nice thought, but doubtfull.

[Capt Jack]

unlikely. at least not until the entire planet embraces something besides gasoline...

translation: only when we dont need it anymore (not likely in my lifetime)

[Ghoulish Delight]

I found this amusing.

Our yearly company wide inventory is being performed right now. Everything that's included on the inventory list has a property tag witha # and a barcode. The facilities people (plus some temps) are running around scanning things and slapping little green dot stickers on them to indicate they've been scanned.

Yesterday our CFO sent out an email. "Please photocopy the bottom of your laptop where the property tag is located and pin the copy up to your cubical wall so we don't have to flip your laptop over to scan the barcode."

[MouseWife]

Originally Posted by Capt Jack

unlikely. at least not until the entire planet embraces something besides gasoline...

translation: only when we dont need it anymore (not likely in my lifetime)

So, yeah, along this type of thought....

Watching the news, of course, we consumers love the low price. Er, wait, this is the price it was before they said prices went up due to demand? Then, the prices fell, and then they said they were going to stop producing so much so that they could charge more since there wouldn't be a surplus?

Okay, but, they say the low prices across the board are bad. I am so f'in sorry. I think, we've been paying way too much for so long that these prices are what, just may be, they ought to be.

Yep, I heard they don't like the low price of oil because then it isn't worth it for some companies to drill. And, with the price of gas low, the oil companies {or whomever} now say they don't have the resources to find other types of fuel.

So, yeah, screw the working people, middle class and your poor. We have to bail out the big companies, we have to pay $4. for gas to make it profitable for the oil companies. {how much did they make last quarter?}

I really feel badly for the people who work within the auto industry, I know at our dealership, they have cut back their number of employees.

Well, cars shouldn't ever have cost so much. Nor should have houses.

Maybe I'm dumb to feel that way but I do. And, athletes shouldn't make so much money, either.

Anywho, this is what I told my son when we drove past the gas station with a price of $1.959. I mean, we are so happy that it is this price but damnit, the reason why it went so high....why was that again? They are messing with us. The sad thing is now, the price is low but so many people are out of work or may be even have gotten rid of their cars, there aren't ever any long lines at any gas station I pass. Ever.

[CoasterMatt]

Actually, there are more cars on the roads right now with the gas price lower - less people using mass transit again.