How much are you paying for gas

I'll fill up on the way home from work.....it's $3.79....

The thing is, it's going up all the time, so you can't count on what it will be from one fillup to the next. I probably fill up my car every other month. It's a Honda, and I only drive it 7 miles or less everyday.

This may be a good time to inform or remind people of the casual carpool opportunities in the Bay Area. I have done this frequently for about 3 years, and it is easy and not as scary as it sounds: getting into a stranger's car. www.ridenow.org/carpool/

Well it is $4.68/gal here today and I was told they will be raising the price by $.03 later this afternoon.

This is getting way out of hand!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No... In San Diego county. East county to La Jolla, 25 miles one way. It's not too bad, usually under 45 minutes and much better that the north to south commuters around here. And the bonus is I could actually afford to buy a place in the east county, it's surrounded by open space, and I have a lake across the street.

WOW I guess I should feel lucky. So far I think I'm the lowest at 3.49.... Diesel goes for just over four bucks a gallon.


I remember filling up my first car for an even twenty. Now a fifty won't even stuff my same-size-tank to the gills anymore.

I keep wondering when is the breaking point to where the public will start taking agressive action in the market?

FOR EXAMPLE... let's none of us go to Exxon-Mobile, or any related company. Starve them for business. Their prices will come down. Don't give in. Keep starving them until they drive back down to a reasonable two bucks or less. Then use them freely, and starve another company. Drive it down. Take control of the market. What is a corporation without consumers? Who really controls the oil prices?

But being realistic, there's no collective spine left in america. Just a mass of stupid sheeple consumers, each one craftily convinced that they exist to put money in the pockets of anyone wealthier than themselves. Sad.

Nothing. I haven't bought gas since it hit $2.00 a gallon.

I'm more concerned about food. When the trucker's decide their through with getting screwed by the oil companies, the average persons food will still be 1500 (or whatever) miles away.

Yesterday my brother paid 4.89/gallon at a Chevron station in Needles, CA.... His fill up was $120+.

What's funny is today Chevron has gone down to $4.31 and Arco has gone up to $4.25. With the 45 cent fee they tack onto debit purchases it's cheaper to go to Chevron if you buy less than 9 gallons.

Lucky!