JB. said:Just to add a little perspective.
Despite increasing regulatory burdens, taxes, etc., the power of markets tends to push energy prices down over time.
Media love to scream about any "crisis" of the moment. Anyone who is "sure" oil prices are going up is welcome to buy oil futures and get rich.
noodlesfusion said:damn i used to remember when gas was 75 cents/gallon and cigs were $1 also... sigh the good ol days
Pitbull said:I remember when gas was in the twenty cent range and when I was in the USMC you could get a pack of Malboro's for 25 cents.
Pitbull said:I remember when gas was in the twenty cent range and when I was in the USMC you could get a pack of Malboro's for 25 cents.
TechWrench said:When I was stationed in Italy (71-74), gas was over $2.00 per gal at that time, but cigs were .15 per pack in PX. So, I quit smoking and bought an Alfa..........What a life.
Pitbull said:Sounds like were both kind of old![]()
Kmvreter said:prices go up & down daily like whore's drawers. Currently fluctuating from C$0.84 to a high of C$0.89 per litre. That's U$0.73/L or U$2.76/gal at todays exch rate. It's only going to get worse.
Speaking of old... I remember when I paid my lowest price. Tanked up in '78 (when we still had gallons before they converted to litres) and I think the Can. dollar was almost par with the US. There were local price wars going on and I paid a nickel / gallon. That was just over U$0.04/gal to you guys back then!