How much did you pay per gallon the last time you fueled?

[katsteve2012]

I paid $3.28 yesterday. We are camping on the panhandle of Florida.

$6.97 a gallon today in Orange County, CA. Considering coming out of retirement and going back to work just to get my company car and gas card back....Lol!

 

[Natural Citizen]

$6.97 a gallon today in Orange County, CA. Considering coming out of retirement and going back to work just to get my company car and gas card back....Lol!

Wow. That's up there.

 

[Natural Citizen]

I paid $4.19 for premium last fill.

 

[katsteve2012]

Wow. That's up there.

That's for sure. I saw on the news that It's an all time record. And there's no end in sight. I feel sorry for struggling young people with families.

 

[petro]

Regular jumped back to 3.89 here.
.40 increase in one day.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Man, you're telling me. And there's no end in sight. I feel sorry for struggling young people with families.

Yeah. I imagine credit card debt is rising fast. Realistically speaking, the majority of young Americans very likely have less than a couple hundred bucks in their bank accounts. If that. And living week to week. And no savings. It's a bad scene, for sure.

 

[katsteve2012]

Yeah. I imagine credit card debt is rising fast. Realistically speaking, the majority of young Americans very likely have less than a couple hundred bucks in their bank accounts. If that. And living week to week. And no savings. It's a bad scene, for sure.

Sad, but true. It's a vicious cycle that will have a residual effect on many people for a very long time.

 

[Papageorgio]

That's for sure. I saw on the news that It's an all time record. And there's no end in sight. I feel sorry for struggling young people with families.

That’s who I feel sorry for, those that have to go to work and struggle with kids and high inflation. My wife found a job that is a remote position and we will save a few hundred dollars a month with her working from home.

 

[Woodznutz]

The U.S. vehicle average is 25 mpg. If it were 40 mpg (as with some people's cars), fuel prices would be much lower.

Also, by reducing 'gallons per week'.

 

[katsteve2012]

That’s who I feel sorry for, those that have to go to work and struggle with kids and high inflation. My wife found a job that is a remote position and we will save a few hundred dollars a month with her working from home.

That's great that you were able to make adjustments and save some money.
I was talking to my son yesterday. He's fortunate enough to have a good paying job, but he commutes 60 miles a day each way to work, so he's going start spending two nights a week at my house since it's just a few miles from his job. That will save him an extra day from filling up his tank.