Gas Prices dropping? Not In Utah...

[Dr T]

It's sad when all of your gas prices look GREAT to me even though they are really high.

[Palerider]

Originally Posted by Dr T

It's sad when all of your gas prices look GREAT to me even though they are really high.

yes....it falls a few cents and we are all celebrating.....

[pam]

Originally Posted by Dr T

It's sad when all of your gas prices look GREAT to me even though they are really high.

Funny I was talking to a customer about that today. We were discussing the price per gallon in other states and we were getting excited that we might see it go below $4.00 really soon. I made the comment..isn't it amazing that we are getting excited because it's going below $4.00?

[miztrniceguy]

Originally Posted by Palerider

I have a daughter that lives in Kansas and she said gas is in the 3.35 range there....

she must live in western ks, because kc,k is usually at least a dime higher than kc,mo where it was 3.69 last night

[Palerider]

Originally Posted by miztrniceguy

she must live in western ks, because kc,k is usually at least a dime higher than kc,mo where it was 3.69 last night

actually she is in Wichita..

[StrawberryFields]

I read somewhere where the stimulus that was given out to boost the economy has now leveled off. I think if we could see a nice drop in gas prices that would go along way to boost our economy.

[skalenfehl]

I'm driving and working out of state a lot (Utah) and a couple weeks ago when I started, diesel was in the $4.60's range. When I got back yesterday, it was in the $4.40's range. I've seen a twenty cent difference in the western states that I've been working in lately usually ranging between $4.60 to $4.90 (By the way, this is also why I haven't been posting much lately, in case anyone wondered where I done r-u-n-o-f-t to. Hope I haven't missed much). I'd say fuel prices have dropped, though I doubt we'll seen them drop substantially, say $1 or $2. I don't pay much attention to gasoline prices so I can't really add much more than this.

[Jbs2763]

Originally Posted by skalenfehl

I'm driving and working out of state a lot (Utah) and a couple weeks ago when I started, diesel was in the $4.60's range. When I got back yesterday, it was in the $4.40's range. I've seen a twenty cent difference in the western states that I've been working in lately usually ranging between $4.60 to $4.90 (By the way, this is also why I haven't been posting much lately, in case anyone wondered where I done r-u-n-o-f-t to. Hope I haven't missed much). I'd say fuel prices have dropped, though I doubt we'll seen them drop substantially, say $1 or $2. I don't pay much attention to gasoline prices so I can't really add much more than this.

diesel is down around 4.08 in the midwest

[skalenfehl]

Originally Posted by Jbs2763

diesel is down around 4.08 in the midwest

Wow! That is what regular unleaded is averaging in my neck of the woods. I'll take what I can get for my wife's car. I'm filling my truck up at least half a dozen times per week with diesel. Good thing it's a company expense!

[Jbs2763]

Originally Posted by skalenfehl

Wow! That is what regular unleaded is averaging in my neck of the woods. I'll take what I can get for my wife's car. I'm filling my truck up at least half a dozen times per week with diesel. Good thing it's a company expense!

I put 150 gallons on every couple of days..... I don't pay for it...y'all do every time you buy cheerios