I bought my first $5 gallon of gas this morning. Credit card price for 93 octane premium = $5.01. Thanks DJT!
I don't usually need gas often, with my plug-in hybrid, but with the arrival of a grandchild 2.5 hrs away I am filling up after every visit.
Up ~$1.08 since Donnie Netanyahu's war started.
"You can't make someone listen to reason if they aren't willing to think"-- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
you said under 2. I think 1.98 was your actual prediction. I probably did say under 3. Currently the national average is 3.10. which is .06 higher than last year.I am looking on the Upside app all over Central and even with the app discounts, I'm not seeing anything at 2.49. the lowest I see is in Crawfordsville and it's 2.80.all the things 🤣🤣🤣 It is insane gas was $5.50 and it’s now 2.50
Average nationwide for regular is $3.10 and it's not as low as $2.50 in any state though I wish it was. I paid $3.50 yesterday at Sam's Club for midgrade (91).
Move to central Indiana. It's been 2.49 for a couple of weeks now. Got some today.
You also said on the old board that gas would be below $2 at this point. So you're not the best to follow when it comes to gas prices.
Drive to Hamilton County. When you get here I'll show you where it's at. I can't remember the exact number but I took under around 2.6-8 range. If I remember you said it wouldn't get below 3? I wish we had the post.
The Speedway on 32 between Westfield and Nobletucky has it at 2.50. I can't find anywhere else under 2.75.
The economy is not better than it was a year ago. It wasn't great then and it's worse now.
Westfield has 2.59 as well. I filled up there last week. It seems to be cheaper throughout Hamilton Country for some reason.
I was referring to what I pay for gas, not the national average on the 2 dollars prediction. I doubt we get there, but I think 2.30s will happen. The 3 dollar over under was national average. I took under and said I'd take under 2.69 or 2.79.
We disagree on the economy. A 4 handle on GDP with inflation at 3% is solid. And they managed to do it while shrinking government jobs, adding tariffs, and decreasing deficit spending as percent of GDP. And yes wage growth has outpaced inflation and is up as well.
This was the conversation. By the way, I paid 2.19 for gas at it lowest in Indiana. Lower than my revised prediction. Not bad a call. No need to be dishonest @mrhighlife.