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Washington state gas stations run out of fuel, prep for $10 a gallon


Gas stations in Washington state are resetting their price boards to accommodate double digits in preparation for fuel prices potentially reaching $10 a gallon.
Gas stations in Washington state are resetting their price boards to accommodate double digits in preparation for fuel prices potentially reaching $10 a gallon.
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Seems that maybe the current global situation was the opportunity to "never let a crisis go to waste"????
Hopefully you have moved most of your wealth out of dollar denominated assets into real assets* before now because the wheels are coming off of the US economy and it is NEVER going back to normal in your lifetime.
*Silver (Ag) is the cheapest real asset on the planet right now.
The American middle class will soon be completely wiped out unless Americans put and end to this nonesense!
they're jobs........
Let’s see… wow man, like this is hard… $5.18 x 2 equals… like, dude, I don’t think we covered that in school! Class valedictorian speaks…
In High School I could get 5 gal for 2.00 even…A few weeks before I left for the Army it cost me 2.10..,I was glad to leave-couldnt afford to ride around anymore
Hooboy; yes. That must have been about 45 years ago, at least in my area at the time. Seattle.
Many parcels of farmland near us have been sold to buyers from out of state who, according to rumor, are planning to escape from larger cities and fly in on personal aircraft, landing on their own property, when things go sideways. A shortage of AV fuel would cancel that.
It all depends on refinery's priorities. Depending on what refinery wants as the end product, the refining temperatures can be set to produce any combination of the finished hydrocarbons as in the chart below.
The problem now is not a specific shortage of one or another type of fuel, but the general shortage of the crude oil and for diesel specifically refineries converted since 2017 to make diesel out of biomass such as garbage, turkey fathers, fat and such, rather than the crude oil.
https://media.marketrealist.com/brand-img/6yaQhPFD2/0x0/uploads/2016/11/Refining.jpg
My question is in regards to availability of AV at smaller municipal airports vs larger regional/commercial airports. When our youngest daughter was training for her private pilot’s license, we hung out at the local airport and got an earful about how smaller municipal airports were treated like, they said, “ the red-headed step-son” , you know, disrespected and treated as an afterthought. And that was several years ago before CoVid, etc.
Yep. That's what ruined the State of Washington. I know from personal experience.
Californians are like a cancer. First, they leave commiefornia because it's become a living hell. Then, once settled in their new place of residence, they start doing the exact same things that trashed commiefornia to begin with, which forced them to move out, so their new place of residence ends up as trashed as commiefornia ever was, so they move again.
Wash, rinse, repeat.
Maybe they should all be sent to mainland China. That would stop China for good...
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