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irvinehomeowner

irvinehomeowner

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Was I the only one who able to gas up only once when gas was less than $2.50 a gallon?

It was like the Irvine real estate price drop... you blinked and then prices were back up to over $3.50 a gallon.

It was so nice to fill up my tank for $35... guess that will never happen again. Time to buy solar stock? :)
 
you have to thank California Democrats for that. We are switching to summer blend (California specific) which only certain refineries are doing. so when one of such refineries went down, we cannot easily replace the supply from other refineries and instant price spike.

LOL
"Your market in California has about as much margin for error as Jennifer Lopez's Academy Awards dress"
http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/gas-prices-soar-california-supply-shrinks-29282189
 
So funny how it rises so much faster than it falls... I think it was 10 seconds after the Torrance refinery fire and someone was changing the numbers at gasoline stations all over Southern California.
 
We're number one!!! or #50


Idaho
2.036

Utah
2.043

Wyoming
2.083

Montana
2.098

South Carolina
2.119

Alabama
2.173

Colorado
2.184


Tennessee
2.188

Louisiana
2.208

Mississippi
2.209

New Mexico
2.209

Missouri
2.224

Texas
2.233

New Jersey
2.237

Arkansas
2.243

Oklahoma
2.244

South Dakota
2.249


Virginia
2.270

Kansas
2.272

Georgia
2.284

North Carolina
2.318

Kentucky
2.321

Delaware
2.348

New Hampshire
2.349

North Dakota
2.353

Wisconsin
2.353


Nebraska
2.367

Massachusetts
2.379

Arizona
2.385

Iowa
2.404

Maryland
2.404

Rhode Island
2.407


Minnesota
2.411

West Virginia
2.413

Maine
2.417

Michigan
2.420

Indiana
2.428

Ohio
2.439

Florida
2.442

Vermont
2.451

Illinois
2.464

Connecticut
2.480

Washington DC
2.489

Pennsylvania
2.531

New York
2.562

Washington
2.723

Alaska
2.728

Oregon
2.771

Nevada
2.792

Hawaii
3.045

California
3.390
 
I'm moving to Johns Creek.

So did HI tap into some island oil we don't know about? Amazing how they have to ship gas in yet theirs cost less than ours.
 
irvinehomeowner said:
I'm moving to Johns Creek.

So did HI tap into some island oil we don't know about? Amazing how they have to ship gas in yet theirs cost less than ours.
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Let us know how you like the humid weather.
 
The California Court Company said:
haha even higher than Hawaii, unbelievable these Democracks
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irvinehomeowner said:
I'm moving to Johns Creek.

So did HI tap into some island oil we don't know about? Amazing how they have to ship gas in yet theirs cost less than ours.
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Of the bottom 10 most expensive states look who runs 80% of them then look at the exact opposite of the 10 cheapest states and who runs 80% of them...spooky mirror image
 
Prices heading south again but I predict eventually they will stabilize around $60-$70 trading range.  Wont help us much because of our "winter blend" problems in the near term though.
 
We rule!!! National gas prices dropped an average of 2 cents last week and we went up 16 cents...we're number one!!! We need only to look in the mirror...

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/economic-intelligence/2014/09/10/california-carbon-gas-tax-could-cost-drivers-big

Nothing Golden About This Hidden Gas Tax

California's carbon emissions tax could slam drivers.

Exactly how much more? Nobody knows. Apparently state legislators felt compelled to approve the law first and do the math later. They don?t believe they need to share the pesky details with the folks who elected them. Based on input from various industry organizations and consumer groups, it?s estimated that the cap and trade "tax" on carbon emissions has the potential to increase California?s retail gasoline prices from 16 cents to 76 cents per gallon. Most expect at least a 15-cent increase beginning in 2015.

California drivers already pay the highest prices for fuel and the second highest fuel taxes in the country ? 68.1 cents, second only to New York?s 68.9 cents per gallon
 
Yayyyy!!


California
$3.715

Alaska
$3.472

Hawaii
$3.344

Nevada
$3.252

Washington
$3.197

Oregon
$3.148

Idaho
$3.046

Utah
$2.968

New York
$2.932

District of Columbia
$2.931

Connecticut
$2.926

Illinois
$2.914

Pennsylvania
$2.850

Michigan
$2.831

Montana
$2.816

Wyoming
$2.814

Rhode Island
$2.790

Maine
$2.785

West Virginia
$2.781

Arizona
$2.767

Massachusetts
$2.756

Maryland
$2.750

Ohio
$2.750

Wisconsin
$2.750

Vermont
$2.746

South Dakota
$2.732

North Dakota
$2.717

New Hampshire
$2.712

Kentucky
$2.702

New Mexico
$2.696

Colorado
$2.694

Iowa
$2.677

Indiana
$2.677

Nebraska
$2.670

Delaware
$2.665

Florida
$2.657

Georgia
$2.652

Minnesota
$2.643

North Carolina
$2.626

Kansas
$2.602

New Jersey
$2.586

Virginia
$2.577

Texas
$2.566

Missouri
$2.558

Oklahoma
$2.550

Louisiana
$2.537

Tennessee
$2.507

Arkansas
$2.485

Alabama
$2.468

Mississippi
$2.461

South Carolina
$2.411

 
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