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(6,676 posts)I did find a station with E-85 for $2.99 per gallon last week. My roomies Jeep is flex fuel and what a steal that was
state of stupid
(208 posts)Rhiannon12866
(259,457 posts)It usually costs me about $40 to fill up my car's tank. A week or so ago when I got gas it cost me $66 and change. And of course I wasn't on empty.
Emile
(43,460 posts)JMCKUSICK
(6,676 posts)RainCaster
(13,903 posts)So much winning
Wednesdays
(23,238 posts)About the cheapest in the nation, if not the world. Central Oklahoma.
Zelda_Orchid
(111 posts)But they're in denial & silent when Trump's incompetence leads directly to $1.25-2.00 increases.
QueerDuck
(1,957 posts)not meaning to be rude, but genuinely curious how that would reach the level of vandalism? Stickers peel off. You're not etching it into the gas pump or permanently defacing any property. Were all the women who put up Post It notes in the bathroom in 2024 urging other women to vote for Kamala and reminding others their vote is private also vandals?
QueerDuck
(1,957 posts)That is a fair question! Legally speaking, yes, any unauthorized placement of stickers or notes on private property meets the statutory definition of defacement or criminal mischief, regardless of the political message or how easily the adhesive peels off.
In the eyes of the law, the distinction does not come down to permanency, but rather ownership and consent.
Because a gas station or a restaurant is private property, altering any surface without the owner's permission constitutes defacement. Additionally, courts look at the cost of labor; if an employee has to spend time checking pumps or mirrors to peel items off, that disruption is legally considered property damage.
While authorities rarely pursue low-stakes pranks or sticky notes, the technical legal definition remains the same across the board, which is why I personally prefer to play it safe!
mwmisses4289
(4,807 posts)I snapped a pic, it made me smile.
As of yesterday afternoon, regular gas around here ranges from a low of about $3.50 to a high of around $4.30. Diesel has dropped to a low of about $4.80, to a high of around $6.00. Does anyone else have fuel with such wide price swings in their area? Exxon and shell are usually the most expensive, often 15-20 cents more per gallon.
dalton99a
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D_Master81
(2,699 posts)I live in Indiana and they havent been collecting sales tax on gas for 2 months and excise tax for a month now. Braun goes around touting cheapest gas in the Midwest but how long can we not collect taxes on gas and not blow up our infrastructure budget? Not collecting 60 cents a gallon for months is gonna end up biting us I fear.
mtngirl47
(1,269 posts)The establishments keep removing them....or maybe mad magas are removing them, but I persist!
mgardener
(2,418 posts)4.39 at my Sam's Thurs.
AllyCat
(19,014 posts)Most surrounding communities still stubbornly $4.29.
This wont last IMO. Hes draining the SPR for some short term gain. I really think we are headed higher for the summer.
Hope Im wrong.
Magoo48
(6,740 posts)Wednesdays
(23,238 posts)...than Joe Biden EVER was!
