National average now $3.26/gallon, up $0.13 in a week

Back up to 3.19 here.

up 20 cents since Xmas

https://charts.gasbuddy.com/ch.gasch...t=US%20%24%2FG

Get used to it. This is what you're expected to consider normal. **** the lower middle income worker doing the right thing by keeping a job to feed his family.

Saudi’s cutting production again. Crude jumped 6.3% yesterday.

Jumped 00.16c yesterday in my area of the world.

Jumped 10 cents here.

Friendly tip for Windows, not sure about mac:

press and hold the Alt key while typing the following numbers on your keyboard keypad.

Alt0162 = ¢

Not only gas but a couple months ago it cost me $40 to just fix a flat. I think 5 years ago it cost 10 to 15 bucks. Now I got another tire that keeps going low. I have a portable air machine fortunately but I'll have to pay the piper sooner or later.

Different flats have different fixes.

It's still around 20 bucks here, if you have more nails it cost a little more.

One screw. I've never paid more than twenty bucks before. I thought wtf.

JFC, they must have been hungover pissed off.

Just not much competition next tire shop 23 miles. It's ****ing bullshit though and I found the nail in it.

Go **** yourself Donger

You guys dont plug your tires yourself? Sheesh.

https://www.amazon.com/BETOOLL-Repai...47&sr=8-5&th=1

$15 to plug 15 nails. Who the hell would spend $40 for a 16 year old to do that?

Most places don't plug them, they patch them. Plugging tends to break belts. Now with that said I generally plug older tires myself, but a newer tire I usually have patched. Think it's normally $25 around these parts.