amateuraficionado
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I don't understand why the gas in other areas is much cheaper than it is here. NJ, along with a few other states, is supposed to have the cheapest gas tax in the country. This morning I filled up at $2.59/gal.
I don't understand why the gas in other areas is much cheaper than it is here. NJ, along with a few other states, is supposed to have the cheapest gas tax in the country. This morning I filled up at $2.59/gal.
Jeeze, looks like we're getting robbed here in Idaho. Just paid $3.02.
Robbed :laugh: . I just paid 6.90 USD :angry:
Well, it IS New Jersey.I don't understand why the gas in other areas is much cheaper than it is here. NJ, along with a few other states, is supposed to have the cheapest gas tax in the country. This morning I filled up at $2.59/gal.
Correct. Prices always slide downward much slower than they rise. You're also likely to see disparities in prices from one station to the next.
$2.25 in NE Minneapolis.
When oil was on the way up, ~$70 a barrel equaled ~$1.70 a gallon. So until we get there, we are still getting piped.
JJK
I paid $2.09 last night in Atlanta.
When oil was on the way up, ~$70 a barrel equaled ~$1.70 a gallon. So until we get there, we are still getting piped.
JJK
There is something wrong about the speed in which the pump price goes up, versus the speed in which it comes down. Just one example of many, of how we get screwed.
Brian
You're right...we're SUPPOSED to have cheaper prices because of all the refineries we have in North Jersey pouring pollutants in our air! That was the deal struck in the '50s. We allowed the gas companies to build all those refineries and we pay less for gasoline for as long as they run. We have ZERO transportation costs because the $hit is made here for dozens of states nearby!I don't understand why the gas in other areas is much cheaper than it is here. NJ, along with a few other states, is supposed to have the cheapest gas tax in the country. This morning I filled up at $2.59/gal.