That's a good deal for 55 gallon cans Polio...My race gas was 186.00 for 2 cans.
I wish buddy!!!That's a good deal for 55 gallon cans Polio...
Your engine will run fine on 93 octane pump gas,just saying.I wish buddy!!!
I’ll bet it will, but I don’t want to upset the balance of good and evil. My luck just ain’t that good.Your engine will run fine on 93 octane pump gas,just saying.
The gubbment will tax you on the miles you drive. Easy Peasy!Something I haven't seen mentioned is the road tax on fuel. It's supposed to go for road repair. what is going to happen when more EV's are on the road?
Of course biden and the left are. They said they were going to make gasoline use the same cost as electric cars or more so the people will have only one choice, their choice, electric. But what will anyone, left or right do about it? Nothing.New Poll Finds Most Americans Believe Biden Administration Is Intentionally Letting Gas Prices Rise
For any politician, the only thing worse than economic pain for the people is people believing the pain is being inflicted intentionally. And when it comes to gas prices, that is exactly where the Biden administration is right now. A new poll has found that most people believe the Biden team is...www.thegatewaypundit.com
I'd like to see the Big Boys profit charts from the last 10 years. Also wondering how many smaller companies have went broke in that time frame. I read somewhere the banks are being a bit tight with their money to loan these folks. Something about how the current administration is going about pushing ev's.Here is a fun piece for those who complain about gas prices. Oil companies just reported their first quarter profits after tax and every news outlet has picked it up.
"With the price of crude oil soaring to more than a hundred dollars a barrel this year, and A.A.A. reporting that the average national gas price reached a new high of $4.37 per gallon last week, Big Oil has been making historic profits. In the first three months of 2022, ExxonMobil pocketed $5.5 billion after taxes; Chevron gained $6.3 billion; and ConocoPhillips made $5.8 billion. Smaller energy producers, which are concentrated in the U.S. and often referred to as wildcatters, are also profiting enormously. Last week, Pioneer Natural Resources reported first-quarter earnings of two billion dollars, and Marathon Oil reported revenues of $1.3 billion."
Race while we can afford it. The only ones upset about gas prices are the ones that aren't making bank from it. All hail free markets!