oil glut?
- Thread starter Rick J
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Dolly Llama
Number 5
gas has gone up 50 cents since it's a low a couple weeks ago
..L.T.A.
..L.T.A.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Good lord ... we’re all just a bunch of uneducated Hicks
Dolly Llama
Number 5
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
I stocked up at 1.19, 50 gallons or so.
Surprised it didn't drop to .99 for me doing that.
Surprised it didn't drop to .99 for me doing that.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Just to show the extent of my "investing" skills.
Kenny Hayes
Member
Dang it, Sams went to $1.19 and Costco $1.14 here.
With my luck, I dare not stockpile fuel.
encapman
Member
Whenever oil prices go up, raw chemical costs in our industry increase accordingly. The raw chemical manufacturers base their increase on the rising cost of petroleum derivatives in some of the ingredients. But when oil prices drop... do you think they ever come back and lower prices as a result? 
Kenny Hayes
Member
Cushing is at max level!!
The Great Oz
Member
We have the second highest gas taxes in the country and I filled up at $1.99 a gallon in Tacoma.
They're still stabbing Seattle drivers at $3.69, just 30 miles away. They either think Seattlites are rich and stupid, or the gas station tanks are still full of fuel they bought before the prices dropped.
They're still stabbing Seattle drivers at $3.69, just 30 miles away. They either think Seattlites are rich and stupid, or the gas station tanks are still full of fuel they bought before the prices dropped.
Cleanworks
Moderator
That's close to Vancouver prices. We are anywhere from. 89-1.05 per litre. Half price compared to what it used to be.
@encapman I just put in an order for a large job I have on Saturday. Any chance of it arriving in time?Whenever oil prices go up, raw chemical costs in our industry increase accordingly. The raw chemical manufacturers base their increase on the rising cost of petroleum derivatives in some of the ingredients. But when oil prices drop... do you think they ever come back and lower prices as a result?
In what world do you reside?Whenever oil prices go up, raw chemical costs in our industry increase accordingly. The raw chemical manufacturers base their increase on the rising cost of petroleum derivatives in some of the ingredients. But when oil prices drop... do you think they ever come back and lower prices as a result?
