Report GAS shortage here.....................

Most people in Richmond only an hour and a half away have no idea we exist. I am probably the only one in town who visits GLP. Stores here are nazi about the mask, and I'm sure there will be no gas; the stations have police at them, I suppose to "keep order," though even though there are lines, it's a quiet run on gas. Hey, at least the grocery store is within easy walking distance!

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Man, this whole thing seems bogus. It's crude oil in the pipeline that takes a while to refine, so where is all the refined gas that's already refined?

And I thought this was just north east coast, and it's affecting 17 states already, so makes no sense whatsoever.




. Outside of Seymour IN, there is a fueling station hub which stores and pumps nearly all types of fuel, crude and natural gas from TX to Chicago, NY and MD. It is the backbone of fuel transport for IN, Il, OH, PA, NY, KY, TN and the major airports. It is shut down. There are also several in GA, NC, SC, OH, WV, AND PA that are also shut down. These are owned by different companies but all share the same pipeline which is owned by ....... Shell, Haliburton, Exxon, Columbia, etc. When one supplier is disrupted, the domino effect happens. Somewhere upstream from these facilities no one is pumping the supply line.

There are more that I'm not familiar with but those listed, I physically worked at.

Stockpiling for World War III.

most likely pumping gas if they can, or got the phone off because they don't want to disappoint people.

Their friendly nature would be foreign to you.


It is a neighborhood fixture and when they ran short of cash awhile back, I went and got rolls of quarters for them.
They helped me in the past, it was the only thing to do.

UMMM, it was 1969 when I filled up the tank on my first car -a '66 Mustang- and it cost me 33.9/gal. And that's cents, not dollars. Motor oil was .25 per quart. I personally remember gasoline as low as 29.9/gal and it was all "leaded". Ethyl [as premium was called] would usually be about 3 cents more than regular.

Filling stations [as everybody called them] regularly had "gas wars" where they'd see who could suck in the most cars, sometimes dropping the price by 15-20 cents per gallon. And when low prices weren't enough to compete, they offered freebies with every fill up like souvenir glasses, dishes and even towels. I especially remember that Sinclair stations offered 24" green inflatable dinosaurs that matched their logo so kids would badger their parents to buy gas there!

And grocery stores did the SAME thing by offering pots/pans, towels and encyclopedias - you got the first volume Free or maybe for a dime and the rest cost you $1.99 or so. Even banks got into the act and offered kitchen appliances and electric blankets when you opened a new account.

BTW: that used 'stang -in great condition- only cost me $600 at a local dealer.

Eat your heart out for missing out on the good old days!

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I hear you. Lived in Norfolk working at the Navy Base. Hunted and fished the Chesapeake Bay, the Eastern Shore and all along the James and York Rivers. Got tired of the cold and snow so moved to the desert here in West Texas. Big culture shock but after 20 years finally getting used to living in the sticks away from the ocean. Grocery store 120 mile round trip. Hot as hell here but winters are mostly mild and short. Haven't shoveled snow once since we moved here. Lots of family still in Norfolk, Va Beach, and Goshen up in the Blue Ridge. Not much law around these parts. One sheriff and a few deputies to cover over 6000 sq miles. They couldn't guard the gas stations if they tried. Not really a problem though since most people that stay around here know how to act.

Stay safe.

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Key takeaways here, where is all the stored gas right now? Shouldn't be running out yet just because oil isn't flowing.

And my guess is the "somewhere upstream" disrupters are part of the N W O climate change agenda agents.

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Key takeaways here, where is all the stored gas right now? Shouldn't be running out yet just because oil isn't flowing.

And my guess is the "somewhere upstream" disrupters are part of the N W O climate change agenda agents.

I didn't think about that scenario. Darkside is the fall guy.

Man, this whole thing seems bogus. It's crude oil in the pipeline that takes a while to refine, so where is all the refined gas that's already refined?

And I thought this was just north east coast, and it's affecting 17 states already, so makes no sense whatsoever.

I hear you. Lived in Norfolk working at the Navy Base. Hunted and fished the Chesapeake Bay, the Eastern Shore and all along the James and York Rivers. Got tired of the cold and snow so moved to the desert here in West Texas. Big culture shock but after 20 years finally getting used to living in the sticks away from the ocean. Grocery store 120 mile round trip. Hot as hell here but winters are mostly mild and short. Haven't shoveled snow once since we moved here. Lots of family still in Norfolk, Va Beach, and Goshen up in the Blue Ridge. Not much law around these parts. One sheriff and a few deputies to cover over 6000 sq miles. They couldn't guard the gas stations if they tried. Not really a problem though since most people that stay around here know how to act.

Stay safe.

Most people today have no idea how to be a decent neighbor or even person for that matter. It’s sad. I’m like you, if I see someone that needs help I will do what I can. Especially family, friends and neighbors. I’m blessed to like around decent people. We all help each other in my neck of the woods. Cheers for keeping your humanity in an inhumane world.

This guy has the IQ of a walnut

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I agree with ya on that. The facilities I mentioned are also hub storage. Major facilities with millions and millions gal fuel storage.

Just a handful of the facilities that I have worked in, had enough storage to last their region's months in order to not disrupt the supply line. Now, just a few days into a "crisis" and the fuel is gone? BS! There has to be more than what we are being told here. Or it's another manufactured crisis. Either way, what I do know is that a few of these facilities are idle .... fron the ppl who work there have stated to me.