filled up with 3.49 in aberdeen...got quite depressed in a hurry...

$3.37 in Cambridge

3.39 in Grand Rapids

$3.69 in Appleton now...

$3.52 in Chisholm last night.

3.69 in Arlington. Looks like we win or tie for the highest.

So, what do you win?

$3.95 Morocco, IN.

$3.699 here in TRF. This is getting down right crazy.

If you guys are interested in gas prices in your area there is a website that people report gas prices to, you can search for twin cities gas prices to find it. the main page is mainly for the twin cities and there is a map in the lower left that you can click on and it will give you gas prices all over the US. Interesting as you can see different states and how we fair to the rest of the US.

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Just be glad you are not in The Windy City, the lowest price around here is $4.07 for regular unleaded! Ouch.

But make sure we keep the elk happy in Anwar by not drilling in an area that stays dark 23 hours a day for months at a time and is frozen solid and has almost zero population or tourism. You would not want to become self sufficient by drilling your own oil, it's much better to pay the foreigners $120 a barrell, that makes a lot of sense, thanks to all the liberal tree hugging democrats for that wise decision. The elk thank you! Next stop, $5.00 a gallon, should be here by the 4th of July.

Windy

Dont say that Windy, I will be driving down there for the Nascar race in July, I dont want to budget $5 gas for that trip.

I think Windy's right. Here in Peotone Illinois it is 4.079. And I don't see it going down anytime soon. I don't think 5.00 is too far off in the future either. I just hope it waits until after my trip in June

Windy

Windy, you are missing a few things. Day traders make up about 40% of the profit on a barrel of crude. They never touch it and only take alot of the money. We could start to drill where you would like but that certainly does not mean that the U.S. will see the oil. The oil companies sell their oil to whomever pays the highest price in the world market. Not that long ago in time, one could drive into the oil producing states and see the majority of the oil wells not pumping any oil, and one asks why. The reply is that the crude price was too low and many producer in the U.S. would not sell their crude for that.

I don't belive that the final price of gas at the pump has anything to do with qwhere the crude comes out of the ground. Simply decided in the big conference rooms by a select few that control the crude market.

I agree it stinks but one cannot blame 1 group for this issue unless its the oil barons.

3.80 Today in Henderson!