@AbbeyRhode Awwwwww, :(

@AbbeyRhode he is going to win big time...bigly!

@Heartlander The lowest I remember was during a gas war with 2 stations at one intersection near the high school, 19 cents a gallon late 60’s. Regular price was about 24 cents a gallon.

@Nimbus

Through the earlier 1970s. The lowest price that I can remember was 14 cents a gallon for the lower grade in like 1971 or 72 during a gas war. Gas wars were were about gas stations competing for customers.

Additional considerations to go along with 25 center gallon gasl is that EVERYTHING was 15+times lower. A VW Beetle or a Ford Pinto cost less that $2,000, rent was $100 to $150 a month, houses cost less that $20,000, etc. Everything but wages. Wages were like 15 to 25% what they are today, so only ONE income in the household was enough to support a family of 2 or three, or more. With an income of $12 to $15,000 a year, a $20,000 home, a $2,000 car, cheap gas, 50 cent hamburgers, etc. were easily affordable.

@Heartlander my dad died in 1967. I remember those days. i was very small.

@cherokeepatti damn that's low.....close to 1970's.


Although I wish we can go back to 1950's when Gas prices are more reasonable

@MasterLee Probably works out at 70%

@jackjones68 20% is transportation, the oil companies get 2% so yeah about 70% goes to politician projects

@MasterLee same as cigarettes
best money making schemes for the tax office

@BritishFailedAesthetic 😛
Excellent point!

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Seems that length of time to some :)

@nedkelly 😛

@MasterLee 👍

@smiler2012 Well spotted ;)

@whowasthatmaskedman prices went up by over a dollar and more, it wasnt joes fault. Now gas is 60 cents cheaper so asswipe tales credit

@Patriot96Post Covid, prices (and often profits) are climbing in a new low competition trade cycle. Thats not political. Just an economic fact globally. We can debate the reasoning, but the numbers dont lie..😷

@Lilnonames 👍

@JohnnyNoir i got caught racing my space ship too many times

@Lilnonames I believe it!