Gas Prices

$3.09, 35 miles north of the Twin Cities.

$3.15 just south of Elisa in Lancaster PA

I found it for $2.93 in Glen Burnie Maryland.

2.89 in NJ this AM at a BP/Amoco. You can find it for 2.85 at the B retailers, Raceway, etc.

$3.29 at Shell station in Staten Island, New York.

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Originally Posted by RYou

2.89 in NJ this AM at a BP/Amoco. You can find it for 2.85 at the B retailers, Raceway, etc.

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Is it still against the law to pump your own gas in Jersey? I loved that.

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Originally Posted by bluestater

Is it still against the law to pump your own gas in Jersey? I loved that.

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Tis true, the only state in the union supporting gas station employment.

It keeps the price down too. Well, at least that what they tell us from the democratic governors mansion. You see, insurance rates would go up because of all of the fires us unintelligent folk would create and therefore the owners would have to charge more per gallon.

How many gas stations did you burn down this year? Every time I see clouds rolling in from the north, south and west I just figure someone in PA or DE or NY lit up another gas station. Now tell me, that isn't so?

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Originally Posted by RYou

Tis true, the only state in the union supporting gas station employment.

It keeps the price down too. Well, at least that what they tell us from the democratic governors mansion. You see, insurance rates would go up because of all of the fires us unintelligent folk would create and therefore the owners would have to charge more per gallon.

How many gas stations did you burn down this year? Every time I see clouds rolling in from the north, south and west I just figure someone in PA or DE or NY lit up another gas station. Now tell me, that isn't so?

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I am going to burn down one soon if these prices keep going up.

I watched an interesting interview on CNN financial the other night where it was stated that 30 to 40% of the price that we are paying at the pump is caused by oil future traders trading on the fear factor of the next disaster that may or may not happen.