Anyone feeling the pain at the pump with their JK yet? Post your local gas prices
i think its like 3.69 a gallon here in tyler texas.....yeah man i hate that gas does this every year, its insane the amount of money they charge to make this stuff.....i mean we all (by we i mean whole world) is getting screwed....everything pretty much hinges on the oil companies though so its like they cut off one nut and say dont worry you still have the other......

Originally Posted by clarsen
Please Google total worldwide oil production and total worldwide oil consumption and please let us know what you find out?

And my point (had to add that because I'm pretty confident you won't get it)
Last edited by Cervelo; Mar 4, 2012 at 08:16 AM.
My brother lives in the Dallas area (Flower Mound) and came out after grocery shopping and found his fuel door open and the cap gone! He still had some gas so they must have gotten scared off or filled up their can, but cheese louise!
For all you supply and demand oil guys, explain to me how this works for California....
Add $1.50/GAL to the highest volume state and you've just banked $Billions in profits... that doesn't work as well in the lower volume states.
This is all bullshit Wall Street / Corporate greed.... make no mistake.
Add $1.50/GAL to the highest volume state and you've just banked $Billions in profits... that doesn't work as well in the lower volume states.
This is all bullshit Wall Street / Corporate greed.... make no mistake.
As time goes on more countries produce oil and the price keeps going up. The demand has always been there. I am just saying something is not right here. Canada is frequently our largest supplier of oil and oil is more expensive there. So if Canada, for example, is exporting 15% of the worlds oil, then why are oil price higher there than in the US. The answer is because the oil produced in each country does not go directly to that nations market, it goes through the same regulatory shit that all oil goes through. I am not disagreeing with you on the tenets of supply and demand, I am saying that they will screw us no matter how much oil we all produce and have been doing so for a very long time.



