Survey.If Gas Goes Down To 2.00 Or Less.What Will You Buy,Or Buy More Of?

[SmokeALib]

Gas.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

The lowest price on gas that I can remember paying was less than 30 CENTS a gallon, at the local "Deep Rock" gas station, when my grandfather gave me a dollar to get gas (for the mower) and I was allowed to "keep the change: for candy!

I think I bought a coke, some "bubs daddy bubs" bubblegum and some "now and laters."

It was a good day.

I can remember when $1.30 was considered expensive. Now it would be labeled a deal and a half.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[LeeOnLido]

Well, this also depends on how long it stays around 30.00 a barrell.
But lets say we start seeing 2.00 gas soon. are you gonna buy more beer? any particular brand?
Maybe go out to dine more often?
Buy your summer airline ticket very early?
Home Depot ,, Lowes?
I think I saw on Fox, something about how much more money we will have to spend if we go back to two dollar gas,,,,its really a lot of new money going into our economy.
Gee, I wonder what Biden will spend it on.

I'll buy more gas, obviously.

i wonder what people who weigh between 600 and 1000 pounds are gonna buy more of.

 

[22lcidw]

I guarantee you there are people in politics who see this as a chance to raise the gasoline taxes. You can almost smell them. Like pigs in their slop. Just roaming around in the mud and their own shit then getting a wash down to look good for their admirers.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

My expenses on buying gas won't change that much.

I drive a hybrid car. I filled my car today. It was 2.99.9 a gallon. It cost 28 dollars to fill my car.

That one tank will take me about 450 miles before I have to refill it.

Saving a few bucks on gas won't buy me anything.

So how much longer will you h ave to drive your hybrid before you break even vrs same size car?

I have no idea.

I bought my first hybrid car in 2001. I made the decision then to never buy a regular gas car again and I haven't. My next car will be a fully electric one.

Money isn't the reason why I buy those cars. I buy them for the environment. The gas and money savings are just a bonus. But since the car only cost 20 grand I'm sure the savings is quick since it's not an expensive car. I bought it at the end of 2017 so they were having a sale on them to make room for the new 2018s.

I have never figured out what you're asking. Mostly because I don't care and it's not the reason I buy those cars.

Yes I love getting over 50 mpg and I love not having to fill it more than a couple times a month but that's just a bonus on top of being responsible to not pollute our environment as much. I believe climate change is real and it's here now.

I also save money from not having to get my car smog checked. I save time since I don't have to wait in a line to get smog checked. I haven't had to do that with a car since 2000 when I was driving a Saturn.

Come on! We all know you buy em to virtue signal.
And of course you dont participate in any outdoor activities other than speed walking.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

My expenses on buying gas won't change that much.

I drive a hybrid car. I filled my car today. It was 2.99.9 a gallon. It cost 28 dollars to fill my car.

That one tank will take me about 450 miles before I have to refill it.

Saving a few bucks on gas won't buy me anything.

So how much longer will you h ave to drive your hybrid before you break even vrs same size car?

I have no idea.

I bought my first hybrid car in 2001. I made the decision then to never buy a regular gas car again and I haven't. My next car will be a fully electric one.

Money isn't the reason why I buy those cars. I buy them for the environment. The gas and money savings are just a bonus. But since the car only cost 20 grand I'm sure the savings is quick since it's not an expensive car. I bought it at the end of 2017 so they were having a sale on them to make room for the new 2018s.

I have never figured out what you're asking. Mostly because I don't care and it's not the reason I buy those cars.

Yes I love getting over 50 mpg and I love not having to fill it more than a couple times a month but that's just a bonus on top of being responsible to not pollute our environment as much. I believe climate change is real and it's here now.

I also save money from not having to get my car smog checked. I save time since I don't have to wait in a line to get smog checked. I haven't had to do that with a car since 2000 when I was driving a Saturn.

When you consider that there are non-hybrids that can get nearly as good of mileage without the hazard of battery disposal you’re probably not being as environment-friendly as you think. But hybrids are trendy and ostentatious so you just keep on impressing your flock.

 

[harmonica]

corn and carrots--and toilet paper

 

[theHawk]

Well, this also depends on how long it stays around 30.00 a barrell.
But lets say we start seeing 2.00 gas soon. are you gonna buy more beer? any particular brand?
Maybe go out to dine more often?
Buy your summer airline ticket very early?
Home Depot ,, Lowes?
I think I saw on Fox, something about how much more money we will have to spend if we go back to two dollar gas,,,,its really a lot of new money going into our economy.
Gee, I wonder what Biden will spend it on.

More gas and more track days for the Porsche

 

[JimBowie1958]

corn and carrots--and toilet paper

and bullets, lots and lots of bullets

 

[JimBowie1958]

My expenses on buying gas won't change that much.

I drive a hybrid car. I filled my car today. It was 2.99.9 a gallon. It cost 28 dollars to fill my car.

That one tank will take me about 450 miles before I have to refill it.

Saving a few bucks on gas won't buy me anything.

So how much longer will you h ave to drive your hybrid before you break even vrs same size car?

I have no idea.

I bought my first hybrid car in 2001. I made the decision then to never buy a regular gas car again and I haven't. My next car will be a fully electric one.

Money isn't the reason why I buy those cars. I buy them for the environment. The gas and money savings are just a bonus. But since the car only cost 20 grand I'm sure the savings is quick since it's not an expensive car. I bought it at the end of 2017 so they were having a sale on them to make room for the new 2018s.

I have never figured out what you're asking. Mostly because I don't care and it's not the reason I buy those cars.

Yes I love getting over 50 mpg and I love not having to fill it more than a couple times a month but that's just a bonus on top of being responsible to not pollute our environment as much. I believe climate change is real and it's here now.

I also save money from not having to get my car smog checked. I save time since I don't have to wait in a line to get smog checked. I haven't had to do that with a car since 2000 when I was driving a Saturn.

Come on! We all know you buy em to virtue signal.
And of course you dont participate in any outdoor activities other than speed walking.

Mitsubishi Mirage – 39 mpg


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Mitsubishi Mirage – 39 mpg

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• Fuel Economy EPA combined/city/highway: 39/35/42 mpg

• Horsepower: 78 hp

 

[harmonica]

..if you are smart and conservative, you will buy a lot of TP

 

[Muhammed]

Well, this also depends on how long it stays around 30.00 a barrell.
But lets say we start seeing 2.00 gas soon. are you gonna buy more beer? any particular brand?
Maybe go out to dine more often?
Buy your summer airline ticket very early?
Home Depot ,, Lowes?
I think I saw on Fox, something about how much more money we will have to spend if we go back to two dollar gas,,,,its really a lot of new money going into our economy.
Gee, I wonder what Biden will spend it on.

My expenses on buying gas won't change that much.

I drive a hybrid car. I filled my car today. It was 2.99.9 a gallon. It cost 28 dollars to fill my car.

That one tank will take me about 450 miles before I have to refill it.

Saving a few bucks on gas won't buy me anything.

Wow. At $2.99.9 you're paying more than double what I payed for gas last night at Kroger here in Ohio.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

My expenses on buying gas won't change that much.

I drive a hybrid car. I filled my car today. It was 2.99.9 a gallon. It cost 28 dollars to fill my car.

That one tank will take me about 450 miles before I have to refill it.

Saving a few bucks on gas won't buy me anything.

So how much longer will you h ave to drive your hybrid before you break even vrs same size car?

I have no idea.

I bought my first hybrid car in 2001. I made the decision then to never buy a regular gas car again and I haven't. My next car will be a fully electric one.

Money isn't the reason why I buy those cars. I buy them for the environment. The gas and money savings are just a bonus. But since the car only cost 20 grand I'm sure the savings is quick since it's not an expensive car. I bought it at the end of 2017 so they were having a sale on them to make room for the new 2018s.

I have never figured out what you're asking. Mostly because I don't care and it's not the reason I buy those cars.

Yes I love getting over 50 mpg and I love not having to fill it more than a couple times a month but that's just a bonus on top of being responsible to not pollute our environment as much. I believe climate change is real and it's here now.

I also save money from not having to get my car smog checked. I save time since I don't have to wait in a line to get smog checked. I haven't had to do that with a car since 2000 when I was driving a Saturn.

Brand of car you bought in 01 and the state you live in.

 

[JimBowie1958]

..if you are smart and conservative, you will buy a lot of TP

Lol, you can just use a phone book too, rip out the pages first

 

[harmonica]

..if you are smart and conservative, you will buy a lot of TP

Lol, you can just use a phone book too, rip out the pages first

I haven't got a phone book for years

 

[JimBowie1958]

I drive a hybrid car. I filled my car today. It was 2.99.9 a gallon. It cost 28 dollars to fill my car.

Wow. At $2.99.9 you're paying more than double what I payed for gas last night at Kroger here in Ohio.

Oh, stop being a troll.

In context you know she actually meant $2,999, for Christs Sake!

Lets be serious here!

 

[JimBowie1958]

..if you are smart and conservative, you will buy a lot of TP

Lol, you can just use a phone book too, rip out the pages first

I haven't got a phone book for years

Why not?

It is free TP.

I thought you were some kind of prepper.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

..if you are smart and conservative, you will buy a lot of TP

Lol, you can just use a phone book too, rip out the pages first

I haven't got a phone book for years

I still have a stack from days gone by.
Although most of the pages are gone from starting fires since I no longer pay for the newspaper.

 

[harmonica]

..if you are smart and conservative, you will buy a lot of TP

Lol, you can just use a phone book too, rip out the pages first

I haven't got a phone book for years

I still have a stack from days gone by.
Although most of the pages are gone from starting fires since I no longer pay for the newspaper.

you are good to go

 

[Bo Didleysquat]

Well, this also depends on how long it stays around 30.00 a barrell.
But lets say we start seeing 2.00 gas soon. are you gonna buy more beer? any particular brand?
Maybe go out to dine more often?
Buy your summer airline ticket very early?
Home Depot ,, Lowes?
I think I saw on Fox, something about how much more money we will have to spend if we go back to two dollar gas,,,,its really a lot of new money going into our economy.
Gee, I wonder what Biden will spend it on.

Nothing. When the aristocracy decides it wants to participate in a healthy economic system as opposed to redistribution of societal wealth I'll consider spending more than I absolutely must.