I filled up my car on my way home... for $3.51/gallon. And that's a deal! Or should I say, that's a deal?
I remember oh so many weeks ago when the idea of $3.50 gas had people ready to turn in their cars for bikes, to sell homes and walk to work, to cancel summer vacation plans in favor of that new cheesy media term, a "stay-cation."
But now, all is relative. It amazes me just how fickle the American public can be... how quickly the same number can go from "crisis" to "relative bargain." Since it's been higher, albeit just for a few weeks, people now feel relief when they see this, and are driving more again. Considering Labor Day plans because gas is "cheaper". Cheaper. This same number that was a crisis point on the way up now elicits a sigh of relief on the way down.
I really need a Vespa.
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Take two, with a large glass of water.
I know. I went to WV recently, and the prospect of cheaper gas in VA had me celebrating. It was $3.39 there, to our $3.71 when I left town. I never, ever thought I'd cheer $3.39 per gallon gas!
Try paying $10 a gallon for 4 years. That's how it's been in the UK
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