Community Chat

[ThinkingOutLoud]

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@Porcelain wrote:

Such excellent news! I would think that the people who were upset about the rise and who posted about it so stridently and regularly, would be just as excited about the fall in gas prices.

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25 cent drop here. Not that excited when it's still double what it should be.

[sunshine 919]

Yes in my area too.  I paid 5.35 which is the cheapest it has been.

[bonnielu]

Ours are down but it seems the prices vary from station to station.  (NCentral Md)

[amyb]

Not much reduced in CT, exactly in line with "national average" right now, $4.44. 

July 2020 NA was 2.17

Different times, alright.

"a ways to go", and really make a difference for everyone, for sure.

[Laura14]

@gidgetgh We actually have $3.83 in Gwinnett. I almost crashed the car when I saw it. 

[gidgetgh]

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@Laura14 wrote:

@gidgetgh We actually have $3.83 in Gwinnett. I almost crashed the car when I saw it. 

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@Laura14 - I'm glad you didn't crash your car!

And I think we are all happy and relieved to see the prices heading in the right direction. 

[Snoopp]

Prices came down 2 cents last time I checked.  I think they are basically at the same rate as before for premium.

[CalminHeart]

Gas prices are $3.49 to $3.69 in my state now.

[tototwo]

This is not just a USA problem. Gas/fuel prices are up on every continent, some worse than here - especially in countries totally dependent on Russian oil. We're lucky that our fuel prices are going down slightly. I'll take any break I can get!

Gas at my Kroger is now 3.68. Yay!

[Spurt]

It dropped a little bit here in South Texas....but not much...and I wonder when it will shoot back up....call me a PESSIMISTIC optimist!