.88 diesel

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Problem with Safeway is they limit to 20 gallons or so and then the pump shuts off. so if you want a full tank then you have to go thru the steps again. Freddy's does not shot off. I won't shop Safeway because of this!

Actually it's 25 gals.

The only alleged downside to cheaper oil is some poor little hedge funds and some bankers losing money.

That, and some oil companies who had very poor forecasters sell them drilling equipment so they could drill for more oil believing that $100 oil would last forever.

Unfortunately, they had to lay off a bunch of people, who also believed the good times would last forever.

You win some, and you lose some. It happens to everybody.

Live in Owensboro, Ky. Unl $1.64 Dsl &1.99

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Problem with Safeway is they limit to 20 gallons or so and then the pump shuts off. so if you want a full tank then you have to go thru the steps again. Freddy's does not shot off. I won't shop Safeway because of this!

My Fred Meyer discounts stop at 25 gallons. Safeway prices are too high unless paying cash.

Funny haven't heard that from the GOP camp lately .....

azdryheat wrote:
If you follow the stock market, low oil prices do not do the market any good and can result in a crashing market - like what we're in now... with our 401's crashing as well.

Everyone is blaming the Chinese market collapse on the Wall Street behavior. But there is no guessing what motivates that pack of sheep.

Cheap oil is a major benefit to most of the economy. For consumers it give them more free money to spend or save. For industry cheap energy is a major benefit. For the oil and gas industry of course it's a temporary disaster. The transportation industry is also making out in a big way.

If you follow the stock market, low oil prices do not do the market any good and can result in a crashing market - like what we're in now... with our 401's crashing as well.

$2.49 for diesel and almost $3 for low lead in good ole Cali.

Diesel is 1.96 and I live in a town that has a large refinery, go figure.

I know they don't have much in transport cost.

agesilaus wrote:
There is an article predicting 1.00/gal gasoline before years end. Crude prices dropped to 31/bbl today with no bottom in sight and there are at least six states where gas prices are less than 1.75 right now.

Diesel is still over 2.10 here tho.

I need to come over by you! We're still at 2.25 in Chiefland and I paid 2.35 on the Turnpike today.