Oil

[Ready2Downsize]

What I truly maddening is that as national prices have fallen, California prices have remained level…that means the tax has actually risen on the per gallon basis this year…Frogs in a slowly boiling pot…again, thanks Boy King!!

What is maddening is that California affects Nevada and my portion of Arizona (60% of our gas comes from California and the other 40% from the east). If there is any blip in California we feel it more because gas goes to California first (of course). Right now we are 26% higher than areas that get gas from the east, all because we get California gas.

California is closing refineries and they had that fire recently so probably why gas isn't dropping there. But who cares? Ya all drive EVs right?

Going to fill up my car today since I see the price of oil is rising. At least it's 80 cents a gallon less than I would pay in the OC. If I were in Tuscon, Flagstaff, Phoenix, California border areas, or anywhere east it would be 1.30-1.50 less than the OC.

Ya all are being gouged.

 

[morekaos]

Exactly, oil is doing its part…it is in that $60 sweet spot zone…it is the Morons in charge here who are at fault. Build more capacity not shut it down is the solution. We have been contracting out our UN-green production and stifling domestic production growth for too long….Build baby Build ..refineries….do it outside the cities if your a NIMBY but get it done and don’t listen to all those green new steel fools!!!

 

[OCtoSV]

Exactly, oil is doing its part…it is in that $60 sweet spot zone…it is the Morons in charge here who are at fault. Build more capacity not shut it down is the solution. We have been contracting out our UN-green production and stifling domestic production growth for too long….Build baby Build ..refineries….do it outside the cities if your a NIMBY but get it done and don’t listen to all those green new steel fools!!!

Oh, we’ll have $10 / gal gas here soon. All the energy development will be sucked up by datacenters and without a pipeline into the state the physics of transporting the oil and limited refining capacity make me glad I went EV a few years back.