Welp, there was only one of her that I could find, but this might serve you well too...

http://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=JN.fVI...uWbGQ&pid=15.1

Speculate sub $2 gas by December. Me likey!

http://money.cnn.com/2015/07/28/inve...uly/index.html

We're at $2.67 right now, down $0.10 in a week. It's possible, I suppose, but crude would need to get near $35.00/barrel to crack it, I think.

There was a gas station in Longmont, Colorado selling gas for $2.09 a gallon when I was there the week after Easter.

I can never ever remember gas being sold at a cheaper price on the Kansas turnpike than what it is being sold on the Missouri side of things. $2.65 at the Quiktrip by my house and $2.49 on the turnpike. That NEVER happens.

...we were around 2 bucks then, too.

I live out of the city, and it's twenty cents cheaper than KC.

$4.69 tonight at the Chevron at Dix & Cahuenga, just down the street from my house.

Awful.

Yikes, Durango averages .10 above national average which I understand because there's really no convenient way in or out and a nightmare on some of the mountain roads in the winter but that's just insane.</br></br>I'd be driving a Prius if I lived in LA.

I'd say that at least 30% of the people that I know drive a Prius or a hybrid of some sort. Fortunately, I pretty much stay within a 4 mile radius of my home, so I only need to fill up every few weeks.

But yeah, it sucks.

$2.15 in the south today. $1.75 with rewards.

Senate panel passes bill lifting crude oil export ban

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/senate...173803190.html

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Senate panel has approved energy legislation that would lift the 40-year-old ban on crude oil exports and open some areas of the Outer Continental Shelf to oil and gas exploration.

Republican Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, chairman of the panel, championed the plan to lift the restrictions. It passed by a party-line vote of 12-10.

Murkowski said lifting the ban would turn the U.S. into an energy superpower.

Democrat Maria Cantwell of Washington, who opposes lifting the ban, describes the votes as an important first step in a long journey.

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee approved an array of energy legislation on Thursday. Lawmakers wanted to move the energy legislation out of committee before the August recess.

Drill baby drill!

We are already drilling and producing. We are now the largest producer in the world. Unfortunately we don't have enough refining capacity to turn all this lovely, new crude into gasoline and other refined products.

Then I guess it's your job, on behalf of Big Oil and Big Energy, to convince Congress to create more refineries.



http://images.t-nation.com/forum_ima...tillerDoIt.jpg

Donger, if we export, doesn't that lower supply and raise prices?