$6.00 a gallon for gas in Florida

[bigrebnc1775]

Hey Syphon, Little Rebecca is just like every other fringe con here at USMB, they pick ONE talking point, take it out of context, and use that to somehow "prove" their arguement.

Seen it many times from this particular little retard.

Seabitch did you finish at the docks? Don't you think a pair of knee pads would help when you are submersed below the waist?

 

[Papageorgio]

I'm not sure what is going on but Saturday morning the price was $3.23 a gallon, Sunday morning the same station is at $3.45 a gallon, went by tonight and it was $3.47 a gallon.

 

[hortysir]

I'm not sure what is going on but Saturday morning the price was $3.23 a gallon, Sunday morning the same station is at $3.45 a gallon, went by tonight and it was $3.47 a gallon.

What's weird is that I'm sure they didn't get a delivery between those price increases.
It's the same gas they paid for on Friday night.

 

[Syphon]

You ******* better believe I want him to pay for his own damn families way. How much do you think the American tax payer has forked out for all those trips, and catering a special chief into the white house cost?

so did you complain when bush set the record for most vacation days during his first year in office..........

and you referenced him paying for americans vacations, not his own. since hes the president, the tax payers will fund a part of it since he is the PRESIDENT. thus he gets secret service detail and other privileges. idiot....

I love your signature.

you prove you lack of intelligence every time you post. no one even has to entice you.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

so did you complain when bush set the record for most vacation days during his first year in office..........

and you referenced him paying for americans vacations, not his own. since hes the president, the tax payers will fund a part of it since he is the PRESIDENT. thus he gets secret service detail and other privileges. idiot....

I love your signature.

you prove you lack of intelligence every time you post. no one even has to entice you.

I am way more intelligent than you. You can't even give a good argument for why the rise in gas prices isn't obama's fault.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Here's another reason you can give blame to Mr. print more money obama for higher gas prices


Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices

Gas prices are climbing and most Americans are feeling the pain at the pump, but in reality oil should not cost this much money. Recently, oil has been violating the law of supply and demand. Gas prices are high because of derivative trading and the value of a weak dollar. The Federal Reserve has worked to devalue the dollar because a weak dollar pushes the price of United States exports down, so it can sell goods to foreign markets at cheaper prices.

Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices - CollegiateTimes.com

Value of the U.S. dollar – Oil is traded on the world market is U.S. dollars. When the value of the dollar declines in comparison to other major currencies, OPEC earns less per barrel of oil. To compensate, it may raise the price per barrel, thereby increasing the price of gasoline.

Fluctuations in Gas Prices | Learn How Gasoline Prices are Set with information from Nationwide | Nationwide.com

 

[Syphon]

I love your signature.

you prove you lack of intelligence every time you post. no one even has to entice you.

I am way more intelligent than you. You can't even give a good argument for why the rise in gas prices isn't obama's fault.

oh thats right i can't.... except for the whole economic theory of supply and demand.. that pesky little thing gets in the way all the time....

remember me:
if you understand supply and demand you understand that gas is directly tied to the price of oil. oil is also a commodity which is sold on the open markets and available for speculation. the GOP touts the free market system as the best system in the world. well this is a result of the free market system. if demand outpaces supply, prices increase. which is what is currently happening.
now you may say that its because Obama is limiting drilling on the north american shelf. this again is not true at all. Domestic drilling and oil production is at its highest level in history. the problem is that oil once again is a commodity and its price is set on the open market.
if the president were to unilaterally fix gas prices, then you could actually call him a socialist or a communist. since this is actually a part of the socialist / communist ideology. when the government control, fixes, or alters an industry unilaterally, it is in essence the definition of socialism / communism. if this is what the GOP/TP/Conservative want, its extremely hypocritical.


much more sound theory than you claim that letting the ethanol subsidy lapse is the sole cause. especially when ethanol makes up 10% or less of unleaded gas.......


just keep digging

 

[bigrebnc1775]

you prove you lack of intelligence every time you post. no one even has to entice you.

I am way more intelligent than you. You can't even give a good argument for why the rise in gas prices isn't obama's fault.

oh thats right i can't.... except for the whole economic theory of supply and demand.. that pesky little thing gets in the way all the time....

remember me:
if you understand supply and demand you understand that gas is directly tied to the price of oil. oil is also a commodity which is sold on the open markets and available for speculation. the GOP touts the free market system as the best system in the world. well this is a result of the free market system. if demand outpaces supply, prices increase. which is what is currently happening.
now you may say that its because Obama is limiting drilling on the north american shelf. this again is not true at all. Domestic drilling and oil production is at its highest level in history. the problem is that oil once again is a commodity and its price is set on the open market.
if the president were to unilaterally fix gas prices, then you could actually call him a socialist or a communist. since this is actually a part of the socialist / communist ideology. when the government control, fixes, or alters an industry unilaterally, it is in essence the definition of socialism / communism. if this is what the GOP/TP/Conservative want, its extremely hypocritical.


much more sound theory than you claim that letting the ethanol subsidy lapse is the sole cause. especially when ethanol makes up 10% or less of unleaded gas.......


just keep digging

Demand is down in America read my above post and by all means keep trying.

 

[Syphon]

I am way more intelligent than you. You can't even give a good argument for why the rise in gas prices isn't obama's fault.

oh thats right i can't.... except for the whole economic theory of supply and demand.. that pesky little thing gets in the way all the time....

remember me:
if you understand supply and demand you understand that gas is directly tied to the price of oil. oil is also a commodity which is sold on the open markets and available for speculation. the GOP touts the free market system as the best system in the world. well this is a result of the free market system. if demand outpaces supply, prices increase. which is what is currently happening.
now you may say that its because Obama is limiting drilling on the north american shelf. this again is not true at all. Domestic drilling and oil production is at its highest level in history. the problem is that oil once again is a commodity and its price is set on the open market.
if the president were to unilaterally fix gas prices, then you could actually call him a socialist or a communist. since this is actually a part of the socialist / communist ideology. when the government control, fixes, or alters an industry unilaterally, it is in essence the definition of socialism / communism. if this is what the GOP/TP/Conservative want, its extremely hypocritical.


much more sound theory than you claim that letting the ethanol subsidy lapse is the sole cause. especially when ethanol makes up 10% or less of unleaded gas.......


just keep digging

Demand is down in America read my above post and by all means keep trying.

again, demand means global demand, not just US demand mr genius...

Rising Demand for Oil Spells More Price Pain - WSJ.com

From the conservative beloved Wall Street Journal....

"The bottom line for demand: Global consumption of oil and liquid fuels should increase by about 1.3 million barrels a day in the third quarter from the first quarter, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. But supply will fall by about 310,000 barrels a day in the third quarter from the first."


deeper and deeper you go......

 

[bigrebnc1775]

oh thats right i can't.... except for the whole economic theory of supply and demand.. that pesky little thing gets in the way all the time....

remember me:
if you understand supply and demand you understand that gas is directly tied to the price of oil. oil is also a commodity which is sold on the open markets and available for speculation. the GOP touts the free market system as the best system in the world. well this is a result of the free market system. if demand outpaces supply, prices increase. which is what is currently happening.
now you may say that its because Obama is limiting drilling on the north american shelf. this again is not true at all. Domestic drilling and oil production is at its highest level in history. the problem is that oil once again is a commodity and its price is set on the open market.
if the president were to unilaterally fix gas prices, then you could actually call him a socialist or a communist. since this is actually a part of the socialist / communist ideology. when the government control, fixes, or alters an industry unilaterally, it is in essence the definition of socialism / communism. if this is what the GOP/TP/Conservative want, its extremely hypocritical.


much more sound theory than you claim that letting the ethanol subsidy lapse is the sole cause. especially when ethanol makes up 10% or less of unleaded gas.......


just keep digging

Demand is down in America read my above post and by all means keep trying.

again, demand means global demand, not just US demand mr genius...

Rising Demand for Oil Spells More Price Pain - WSJ.com

From the conservative beloved Wall Street Journal....

"The bottom line for demand: Global consumption of oil and liquid fuels should increase by about 1.3 million barrels a day in the third quarter from the first quarter, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. But supply will fall by about 310,000 barrels a day in the third quarter from the first."


deeper and deeper you go......

Why are you digging your own whole?

should increase

If it should increase that means it hasn't yet right?

 

[Mr. H.]

Amazing- reading the plethora of threads on gasoline prices would make one think that this is the only thing we spend money on.

Why no bitching about mortgages, car payments, groceries, the cost of clothing at GAP/ Old Navy/ Aeropostle...?

Or booze? Booze is freakin' expensive!

Been out to a restaurant lately? Especially on a weekend? They're freakin' SLAMMED. Hour wait minimum.

And still... car sales are up. New housing starts are up. Unemployment is waning.

Broken penguin plus 4 meals under $4 = what broken penguin?

Shake that Steak, baby.

Your priorities are convoluted.

 

[Syphon]

Demand is down in America read my above post and by all means keep trying.

again, demand means global demand, not just US demand mr genius...

Rising Demand for Oil Spells More Price Pain - WSJ.com

From the conservative beloved Wall Street Journal....

"The bottom line for demand: Global consumption of oil and liquid fuels should increase by about 1.3 million barrels a day in the third quarter from the first quarter, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. But supply will fall by about 310,000 barrels a day in the third quarter from the first."


deeper and deeper you go......

Why are you digging your own whole?

should increase

If it should increase that means it hasn't yet right?

and how do speculators make money, by looking for forecasts to say demand will increase so prices will go up and they can buy oil now and sell it for a profit in the future......

artificially creating both supply and demand problems..

supply and demand models must go right over your head.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Amazing- reading the plethora of threads on gasoline prices would make one think that this is the only thing we spend money on.

Why no bitching about mortgages, car payments, groceries, the cost of clothing at GAP/ Old Navy/ Aeropostle...?

Or booze? Booze is freakin' expensive!

Been out to a restaurant lately? Especially on a weekend? They're freakin' SLAMMED. Hour wait minimum.

And still... car sales are up. New housing starts are up. Unemployment is waning.

Broken penguin plus 4 meals under $4 = what broken penguin?

Shake that Steak, baby.

Your priorities are convoluted.

Why no bitching about mortgages, car payments, groceries, the cost of clothing at GAP/ Old Navy/ Aeropostle...?

I ain't bitching because I am wise with my money if food isn't on sale and I don't have a coupon we don't get it and I have a food stock. as for gap gay american pride who the hell goes there? My truck is paid for. I don't make toll calls nor do I text. I don't have those premium channels my electric bill has never been over 100.00 a month. The only thing that concerns me is the price of ammo and my next gun.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

again, demand means global demand, not just US demand mr genius...

Rising Demand for Oil Spells More Price Pain - WSJ.com

From the conservative beloved Wall Street Journal....

"The bottom line for demand: Global consumption of oil and liquid fuels should increase by about 1.3 million barrels a day in the third quarter from the first quarter, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. But supply will fall by about 310,000 barrels a day in the third quarter from the first."


deeper and deeper you go......

Why are you digging your own whole?

should increase

If it should increase that means it hasn't yet right?

and how do speculators make money, by looking for forecasts to say demand will increase so prices will go up and they can buy oil now and sell it for a profit in the future......

artificially creating both supply and demand problems..

supply and demand models must go right over your head.

But demand is not up yet is it?

 

[Syphon]

or is it...

 

[Mr. H.]

Plate minus pancakes = more pancakes.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

or is it...

What site did you get that from? however your source you originally used did say "should increase" meaning it has not yet.

Oh and before we go any further you never did comment on that information I posted.

and here is some more
Global oil demand is forecast to climb to 89.9 mb/d in 2012, a gain of
0.8 mb/d (or 0.9%) on the year. Growth has been curtailed by
0.3 mb/d versus January’s OMR, as the economic growth rate that
underpins the global oil demand outlook has been reduced to 3.3%
from 4.0% previously
http://omrpublic.iea.org/currentissues/full.pdf
Here a post of mine that you either by-passed or missed it. I give you the benefit of the doubt and say you missed it.

Here's another reason you can give blame to Mr. print more money obama for higher gas prices


Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices

Gas prices are climbing and most Americans are feeling the pain at the pump, but in reality oil should not cost this much money. Recently, oil has been violating the law of supply and demand. Gas prices are high because of derivative trading and the value of a weak dollar. The Federal Reserve has worked to devalue the dollar because a weak dollar pushes the price of United States exports down, so it can sell goods to foreign markets at cheaper prices.

Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices - CollegiateTimes.com

Value of the U.S. dollar – Oil is traded on the world market is U.S. dollars. When the value of the dollar declines in comparison to other major currencies, OPEC earns less per barrel of oil. To compensate, it may raise the price per barrel, thereby increasing the price of gasoline.

Fluctuations in Gas Prices | Learn How Gasoline Prices are Set with information from Nationwide | Nationwide.com

 

[snjmom]

So, I haven't read the whole thread, but the gas station by the rental car drop off at airport in Orlando was 4.98 almost 6 yrs ago when I was down there. Is it this price at 2 Orlando gas stations while the regular price everywhere else (though Orlando is always a bit higher due to the tourist factor)? Looking at the cheap gas site for Orlando, it seems to be averaging 3.60 to 3.80.

Yep, the one on Semoran is the airport rental car guager.
orlandogasprices

8788 Vineland Ave is in the Disney resorts.

 

[Syphon]

or is it...

What site did you get that from? however your source you originally used did say "should increase" meaning it has not yet.

Oh and before we go any further you never did comment on that information I posted.

and here is some more
Global oil demand is forecast to climb to 89.9 mb/d in 2012, a gain of
0.8 mb/d (or 0.9%) on the year. Growth has been curtailed by
0.3 mb/d versus January’s OMR, as the economic growth rate that
underpins the global oil demand outlook has been reduced to 3.3%
from 4.0% previously
http://omrpublic.iea.org/currentissues/full.pdf
Here a post of mine that you either by-passed or missed it. I give you the benefit of the doubt and say you missed it.

Here's another reason you can give blame to Mr. print more money obama for higher gas prices


Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices

Gas prices are climbing and most Americans are feeling the pain at the pump, but in reality oil should not cost this much money. Recently, oil has been violating the law of supply and demand. Gas prices are high because of derivative trading and the value of a weak dollar. The Federal Reserve has worked to devalue the dollar because a weak dollar pushes the price of United States exports down, so it can sell goods to foreign markets at cheaper prices.

Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices - CollegiateTimes.com

Value of the U.S. dollar – Oil is traded on the world market is U.S. dollars. When the value of the dollar declines in comparison to other major currencies, OPEC earns less per barrel of oil. To compensate, it may raise the price per barrel, thereby increasing the price of gasoline.

Fluctuations in Gas Prices | Learn How Gasoline Prices are Set with information from Nationwide | Nationwide.com

"global oil demand outlook has been reduced to 3.3% from 4.0% previously"

so demand actually hasnt gone down then? only the outlook? right? right? right???

 

[bigrebnc1775]

or is it...

What site did you get that from? however your source you originally used did say "should increase" meaning it has not yet.

Oh and before we go any further you never did comment on that information I posted.

and here is some more
Global oil demand is forecast to climb to 89.9 mb/d in 2012, a gain of
0.8 mb/d (or 0.9%) on the year. Growth has been curtailed by
0.3 mb/d versus January’s OMR, as the economic growth rate that
underpins the global oil demand outlook has been reduced to 3.3%
from 4.0% previously
http://omrpublic.iea.org/currentissues/full.pdf
Here a post of mine that you either by-passed or missed it. I give you the benefit of the doubt and say you missed it.

Here's another reason you can give blame to Mr. print more money obama for higher gas prices


Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices

Gas prices are climbing and most Americans are feeling the pain at the pump, but in reality oil should not cost this much money. Recently, oil has been violating the law of supply and demand. Gas prices are high because of derivative trading and the value of a weak dollar. The Federal Reserve has worked to devalue the dollar because a weak dollar pushes the price of United States exports down, so it can sell goods to foreign markets at cheaper prices.

Weak dollar causes elevated gas prices - CollegiateTimes.com

Value of the U.S. dollar – Oil is traded on the world market is U.S. dollars. When the value of the dollar declines in comparison to other major currencies, OPEC earns less per barrel of oil. To compensate, it may raise the price per barrel, thereby increasing the price of gasoline.

Fluctuations in Gas Prices | Learn How Gasoline Prices are Set with information from Nationwide | Nationwide.com

"global oil demand outlook has been reduced to 3.3% from 4.0% previously"

so demand actually hasnt gone down then? only the outlook? right? right? right???

Has been would mean.... well it would mean it has been reduced.