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3.19 at Murphey's in Omaha for10% Ethanol which is the standard here in the midwest. That is about the cheapest. Most here running 3.25

Was 2.91 yesterday.

Don't forget that this is also Labor Day weekend upcoming. Gouging gonna happen on top of normal gouging.

4.29 in South Jersey Wawa....

This is the time of year when refineries start to transition to heating oil....

Diesel is in short supply...

Middle East conflicts propel Brent crude above triple digits

$5 gas on the East Coast is coming to a station near you.

Dumbest f[raiders_icon]cking situation...

america will be just fine...europe,china and the rest of the world will suffer most

5.29 el monte california, 5.29 alhambra california

4.00 as of today.

$6.26.9 here in Novato, CA today.

It can’t get any higher can it?

Oh ya, they can tax it further…

Raider_Len wrote: Wed Sep 09, 2026 7:09 pm $6.26.9 here in Novato, CA today.

It can’t get any higher can it?

Oh ya, they can tax it further…

californians r very stupid people, they complain about everything including cost of living but then vote for all tax hikes and new regulations that push the cost of living even higher...we had a gas tax increase this yr recently and we had a slew of new taxes passed last yr that took effect recently...the last thing i wanna hear about from californians is complaining about cost of living

And yet.....

As the world’s fourth largest economy, California continues to lead the nation where it matters most — creating new businesses, attracting venture capital, driving technological innovation, expanding advanced manufacturing, growing high-tech industries, and producing more than any other state. In fact, The Golden State continues to be: #1 state for new business starts, #1 state for manufacturing, #1 state for venture capital funding, #1 state for high-tech business, #1 state for agriculture

California also remains home to more businesses than Texas or Florida and continues to be America’s start up capital — with more than 4.3 million small businesses employing 7.6 million Californians.

When it comes to job creation during the first quarter, California added about 131,500 jobs over the previous year — the largest increase of any state. California’s workforce posted a 4.2% productivity increase in 2025, making the Golden State the single largest contributor to national productivity growth and accounting for roughly 14% of total U.S. economic output

Strategic petroleum reserve hasn't been updated since 8/28 when it had 286.6 Mil..

5 mil barrels drop per week...That means the reserve is around 280

270 is what the military requires for war....

At 70 million barrels the oil is so mixed with water it is unusable.

Wawa in South Jersey $4.46....

Just filled up using 93 PREMIUM in South Jersey...$5.26

$4.59 this morning in my part of Ohio.