Tweets from around the U.S. " long lines at gas stations right now!" Panic buying! Fights!

Massachusetts has the same exact blend as Cali for a fact and their prices are always 30 cents cheaper.

In California the small independent gas stations are out of fuel. They are being pinched by the big boys and in my opinion are being purposely put out of business to complete the Cali monopoly of the big three Satan Oil. They manufactured a fake shortage just like Enron.

is that what they're telling you its for???




not for the repayments on a giant yearly loan from the ECB or Rothschilds banks then or anything....

your entire country would be a suburb of a metro area , or even a county in some of the medium too large states, have a cup of stfu and a maunder minimum winter , euroshit

Yes, you fucking Yanks should shut the fuck up about gas money prices. The US is at the moment the biggest fucking problem on this planet. You call Greece broke, but you are dead flat junkie broke. Printing money like Crazy ..........and you are the ones making war about that black gold.

Just for the sake of comparison..here in Oz..when you do the currency conversion we pay around $6 USD a gallon.

You can fit 3 englands in one colorado , and they have 80 million people, guess who is fucked when the ME goes up in flames ? LOL

England is your master, slave!

Bingo! BTW, how many people in the Netherlands have a commute that's over 100 miles per day? I'd bet not many, and if they, they can take public transport. We don't have that here.

Possible Operation Blackjack connection?!?

Pumps Run Dry
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We pay $9.9 already

We pay $9,62 for a gallon

The size of a country is not important, but how many miles/km's are driven at average.
In the Netherlands and Germany the average number of km's driven in a year is 13.000 roughly,Canada 15.000 km in the US the number of miles 12.500. So people in Europe really spend more on gas than you assume, has nothing to do with size of the country, they drive for business and holiday all over Europe

Average distance between work and job of a german commuter is ~44 kM (= 28 Miles) (half time of yours) and Germany fits two times into Texas (half size of yours). The proportionality is the same.

Why the hell don't you move nearer to your job?

"processing fee" for use of the credit card machine, and the companies that process the transaction.

And just a little food for thought for those in other countries complaining that Americans are babies whining about gas prices, etc.

As someone who's been to Europe enough, I know that alternative modes of transportation (such as biking, walking, trollies, and public transportation buses, subways, etc.) are much more prominent than they are in the US. Sadly, the United States doesn't have a massive transit system in place, except for a few large cities, and not everyone can use a bike to get around in their area.

Thus why we use cars more than say... people in Holland.

It's a beat situation, and most Americans are hurting as it is by not making enough money to support their families, themselves, etc. Now, add to that growing fuel costs to get a person to said low-paying job, it just adds insult to injury..

A plugin hybrid would pay for itself real fast in that case.

My commute's been about the same regardless of country. It's the distance between affordable decent housing and a metropolis with living wage paying jobs.

All of you quit your bitching...

Its fucking $13 a gallon in Norway.

And we got oil running out our ass.

Great statistic. Thanks. That should put the argument to rest.

This actually happened a few years ago
Prices are 3/4 a difference and damn.
Now imagine 3x $ per gallon vs 2012 prices.

Time to open up a bike shop?