Yesterday, Denton, Tx. Went for some of the blue handle stuff. 
Got gas?
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Yeah, same way around here! I was expecting somewhere around 4.80 a gal. The Buckee’s east of me in Royce City has dropped there e free to 87 octane. Started three years ago at 91 octane!Around me in TN, non-ethanol gas was normally at least 50 to 60 cents higher than ethanol gas. It’s now down to 30 cents more
Over 5 here.
It's Official: Gas Prices Have More Than Doubled Since Joe Biden Took Office | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila
This is Joe Biden’s America.
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Putin, yaa Putin.....that's the ticket.....
Hamlin, Pa at $4.99 for regular but 10 minutes up the road it just hit $5.09. 
5.09 here and diesel to get home from races last night was 5.85. Cost 200 to fill it up.
We are are now over $6 for regular. The plan from Biden and the left make gasoline as expensive as alternative fuels and electric in an attempt to coerce people into electric cars is working. I wonder what the American public will do about it? Bet nothing. They will vote for the same people, both left and right like they have and continue to complain.
ANOTHER BIDEN RECORD: Gas Prices Reach $4.86/Gallon for First Time Ever -- Up 25¢ a Gallon in One Week | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
Gas prices surged to $4.865 per gallon on Monday.
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Day after day, bad news from this bunch of Crooks, in office.
People will soon be forced to buy M/C's, scooter's or Bicycles. to save on gas. 
I was told today it's the oil companies fault...making 51 percent profits...
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My oil stocks keep going up, what’s wrong with free enterprise? I am not a communist.
Most predictions say end of 2023 before supply chain catches up and prices will go much higher before then? Either the supply catches up or the demand falls off before we see a meaningful reduction in gas price.
www.businessinsider.in
Most predictions say end of 2023 before supply chain catches up and prices will go much higher before then? Either the supply catches up or the demand falls off before we see a meaningful reduction in gas price.
Goldman Sachs says oil will roar higher - and consumers will feel like crude is at $160 a barrel due to surging gas prices - Business Insider India
Goldman expects Brent crude oil to hit $140 a barrel, but says that will feel like $160 a barrel to consumers due to refinery shortages.