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Old 08-06-2023, 01:48 PM   #1
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Congratulations to the citizens of Oregon who, after more than 70 years, now have the freedom to pump their own gas. Lol.
Seriously? Good, it's about time! I question the 70 years though. I was born & raised in Oregon and I remember pumping my own gas in the 1960s. I thought the ban was implemented sometime in the '70s to employ people who lost jobs due to the massive reductions in the timber industry.

Or maybe my memory is failing me (again).
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Old 08-06-2023, 01:54 PM   #2
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Congratulations to the citizens of Oregon who, after more than 70 years, now have the freedom to pump their own gas. Lol.
They are trying to hold on though. They still can't have more self-serve pumps that they do full serve at the same station. They are trying to leave it open for those who don't want to do it.

New Jersey is the lone hold-out now.

Self-service has been an option here in Ohio since the mid 1970s.
The first time I was hit by a car was from running back and forth between pumps, working as an attendant. (1978) We had 6 full-service pumps and 3 self-service. That flipped about a year after I started (3 to 6) and never went completely to self-service, while I was there. (1981)

Something funny is going on here....someone didn't get the message? Some of the places out in the suburbs are selling for $3.04 yet in town it's $3.39
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Something funny is going on here....someone didn't get the message? Some of the places out in the suburbs are selling for $3.04 yet in town it's $3.39
You're lucky.... we are still at $5.50.
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Old 08-06-2023, 05:22 PM   #4
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Yea but they wash your windows and check your oil
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Yea but they wash your windows and check your oil
I worked part-time in a service station when I was 15. Washed the windshield (other windows if you asked), underhood check included oil and coolant, check & air up tires, just about anything the customer wanted. Oil change & lube job included vacuuming the interior. Full service and I got paid $1 per hour.
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Congratulations to the citizens of Oregon who, after more than 70 years, now have the freedom to pump their own gas. Lol.
Yes, we get to pump our own gas but it is mandated from above that the price for self serve and attendent pumped must remain the same.
It's still welfare for anyone that can't pass a drug test or is a felon.
Who makes these laws?
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Yes, we get to pump our own gas but it is mandated from above that the price for self serve and attendent pumped must remain the same.
It's still welfare for anyone that can't pass a drug test or is a felon.
Who makes these laws?
We know who, but we can't (and shouldn't) discuss it here.
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Old 08-07-2023, 11:36 PM   #8
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I don't remember the last time I saw a full service station. I worked at one in 1972 for .90 per hour, pumped it for 30cents per gallon . Back then there was only 1 station in town that was self serve at 27cents. I just filled my Blazer and it was $4.59 for premium.
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Old 08-08-2023, 12:53 AM   #9
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Prices are up 30 cents per in just the past 10 days. We're approaching 5.50 real quick
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Old 08-08-2023, 07:39 AM   #10
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Yesterday $4.95 about the cheapest in town.
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SPR still trending toward E yet crude oil exports have never been higher.
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Old 08-23-2023, 06:26 AM   #13
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Good thing. You were running on fumes!

Ours dropped to $3.23 this week.
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SPR still trending toward E yet crude oil exports have never been higher.
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$7.26 a gal this morning...grrr
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Old 09-19-2023, 09:05 PM   #16
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While running some errands in Wichita this morning the Tahoe was needing some gas. Our local Quick Trip (QT) gas n go's pricing is a bit strange to me. Three stations spread out thru town,all the same QT brand had three different prices? From $3.79 to $3.69 to $3.57 ?????

Guess I don't understand how all three stations selling under the same brand would have three different pricings with one being a $0.22 per gallon spread from the highest? Seems odd to me?
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The story I heard about prices has to do with how close a station is to a major highway. The closer, the higher. Don't know the truth of that, though, but maybe it could be checked out by anyone who cares.
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Fun fact about the cost of gasoline in CA from the US Energy Information Agency...

"California gasoline prices are generally higher and more variable than prices in other states because relatively few refineries produce California's unique blend of gasoline. California's reformulated gasoline program is more stringent than the federal government's program. California's tax on gasoline is also higher than most states' gasoline tax.

California refineries need to run at near full capacity to meet the state's gasoline demand. If more than one of its refineries experiences operating problems at the same time, California's gasoline prices can increase substantially. Even when supplies are available from other West Coast refineries, U.S. Gulf Coast refineries, or from foreign refineries, they can take a relatively long time to arrive in California."

and with regard to local price differences...

"Prices at gasoline stations are often highest in locations with fewer gasoline stations. Even stations located close together may have different traffic patterns, rent, and sources of supply that influence pricing."
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Reg is 3.79 - 3.85 the non E 91 is now 4.79 . Diesel is 4.19
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$3.31 here now
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$5.65 for diesel yesterday in Aberdeen WA.....
Congratulations, Washington State has the highest price per gallon in the lower 48.
What a joke and it's not going to get better anytime soon I fear.
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$5.65 for diesel yesterday in Aberdeen WA.....
Congratulations, Washington State has the highest price per gallon in the lower 48.
Maybe not.... We're at $5.70 for 87 octane regular, and a few cents higher at the local Valero. Haven't looked at diesel prices lately.
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Old 09-20-2023, 03:33 PM   #23
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Gas prices as off late are nothing but price gouging. All the gas companies have recorded record profits. Heck all the prices you see from food to electric bills are price gouging. Kind of funny gas companies are producing so much oil they are exporting more then they import now.
https://www.reuters.com/business/ene...23-2022-12-19/
Like someone mentioned it is entertaining how if you go block to block gas is up or down by .10. I forget what gas station it is but if you pay cash it is .10 cheaper.
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On June 27th 2023 the per barrel cost of oil was $67.68. On Sept 18th 2023 that price was $91.47 and it remains over $90 today. The raw material for refineries costs more so it's no surprise that their product will in turn be priced higher.
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I drove past Chevron today $5.599 regular
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