If Higher Gas Prices Indicate a Growing Economy, Then Explain Why Gas Was $5/Gallon in the Summer of 2008? [250x204 - 10KB]

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If Higher Gas Prices Indicate a Growing Economy, Then Explain Why Gas Was $5/Gallon in the Summer of 2008? [250x204 - 10KB] (pic8.co)

The economy tanked in 2008 due to the housing crash.
George Bush owned a oil company called Spectrum 7 and the whole Bush family made their fortune in the oil and gas industry, so therefore Dubya wanted to cash out as much as he could before his presidency was up because shortly before the 2008 election, gas was down to around $1.50/gallon.

1. The economy tanked in 2008 due to the housing crash. 2. George Bush owned a oil company called Spectrum 7 and the whole Bush family made their fortune in the oil and gas industry, so therefore Dubya wanted to cash out as much as he could before his presidency was up because shortly before the 2008 election, gas was down to around $1.50/gallon.

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The value of gas stays (relatively) constant - you either need it or don't need it.

The value of the dollar is liquid and it's based on the value of the people. It's either used by paying useful people to be useful and it's value increases to match that of the useful people, or it's drops to that of paying for useless cunts where it starts to match the value of the useless cunts.

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