Lowest in Tampa is $1.75.

What you got?

Fucking liberals

I paid $1.859 last time I filled up, which was sometime last week. 8)

1.73 is the lowest ive seen, but idk if that is the lowest around town or not

1.66 @ circle k on airline hwy in br

:wtf

You move to the sticks?

$1.95 here, but Dustin is too rich to notice such trivial things. ;)

Lowest I've seen is 1.79 but it usually cheaper at the gas stations im afraid to stop at :dog

Olive branch is probably real cheap but I haven't had a reason to cross the border for awhile

$1.59

You will have to cross the border pretty soon or somewhat soon won't you?

Yeah in a month or so


And no sell my Chinese buffet is in Germantown

Last time I filled up (2 weeks ago) it was 1.79

1.99

diesel is 2.70

predictions say prices will stay low for a long long time.

2.35 here.

i was just in germantown the other day

Way to say something about it. Are you in the Memphis area at all anymore?

i had 4 jobs to look at from cordova to honrlake ms and germantown and memphis

ill definitely come drink a beer and hopefully eat some bbq with you next time im up that way

the biggest thing people dont factor in is freight, all of those 18 wheelers that haul all of those pallets of stuff (and i mean everything from mattresses to 20oz bottles of cola) are more expensive to ship and thus cost more when the fuel rates are up, so fuel prices literally affect the ENTIRE economy

yeah just let me know next time. I am out east and its kinda boring but still good BBQ everywhere. I dont venture out to downtown or midtown often but if you are in town we should probably hit somewhere down there.

Gays

"Quantitative easing" = inflation
Keynesian economics = dependent upon inflation

When prices drop, all libtards (and many - if not most - 'pubs) start shitting the bed, wondering if anyone will ever buy anything before deflation ends. People are stupid.

Anyway, with all the econazi energy legislation, combined with the push to get everyone driving electric cars (>50% of electricity comes from EVIL coal, mind you...), I wouldn't expect utility prices to drop... well, ever. Maybe natural gas.