Dear prince MBS, do you require any f35s and cluster bombs to attack civilians with? Can we help you dismantle journalist's corpses?
Please give us some money
Don't blame the pushers and producers and profiteers and corrupt politicians who inhibit alternatives, and instead blame the 7.8 billion people who depend on petroleum products?
No thanks I think I'll keep laying the blame where it's due. Same as illegal drugs.
I remember studying oil production 25 years ago in college and distinctly remember how oil production would peak in couple decades. Hilarious. It was right about one thing. Peak oil peaked.
No it doesn't. If everyone owned an SUV but drove less and used public transportation we'd be on the right track. Getting everyone in cars is a losing battle.
I've actually never noticed. How up to date are they? Do they already take into account local sales tax increases that happened October 1? Or the statewide excise tax increase from July? (I'm at 3/4 of a tank, otherwise I'd check myself).
Hilarious that this gets downvoted meanwhile even the rest of the west coast is 1.50 cheaper, low 5s here in Seattle and the south east still has gas in the 3s. This isn't an opinion.
California is the undisputed champion of footgunning themselves then complaining loudly about how unfair it is.
Lol, wait till SF bumps prices up 50% because their commercial real estate money tree has withered away.
Some is self inflicted, but not all. They have stricter fuel policies that reduce what can be imported, not enough made in state, and high gas taxes. But it’s also cut off by 2 mountain ranges, which means it gets the majority imported by boat through the panama canal, so it’s always going to be more than Texas.
Yes I do agree. I'm definitely not saying that there are no valid reasons for gas in SF to have price differences from gas in let's say Alabama or something, there definitely are
How are they gouging? America does not import a lot of oil from Saudi Arabia. According to the EIA [1] Saudi Arabia's share of the US imports is 5%. Is Saudi Arabia supposed to sell below market price? What exactly should they do to not be guilty of "gouging" in your eyes? And do you think that if they do that, it would have any impact on the consumer, given their 5% share?
