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Ever since they confirmed the election, the price of gas has been steadily rising. Anyone who voted for the Hide'n Biden will be further know as a fool when they say that they can't afford things. Because their transportation costs will go back up. Goods will cost more since it will cost more to transport them. My guess is that all those who got raises and/or bonuses should not be expecting them. But instead not be surprised that they will be laid off or fired because taxes will be going back up.

I'm just trying to figure out how quick the price will rise.

Ever since they confirmed the election, the price of gas has been steadily rising. Anyone who voted for the Hide'n Biden will be further know as a fool when they say that they can't afford things. Because their transportation costs will go back up. Goods will cost more since it will cost more to transport them. My guess is that all those who got raises and/or bonuses should not be expecting them. But instead not be surprised that they will be laid off or fired because taxes will be going back up. I'm just trying to figure out how quick the price will rise.

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4.50

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This is the most likely price point. Anything higher and people will start complaining too much and it will drop Biden's approval rating. We've had prices like this before so people will grit their teeth and bear it, but anything higher will become a PR disaster for the green new deal. They will set us up for maximum tolerable pain with no relief in sight and still make bank for their oil buddies. The already overly stressed economy can't bear this load, but people will still just grumble and do nothing about it. $5 will tip the needle too much and Uber and Lyft will make noise too as they will lose drivers in droves. It's all about the pain threshold. Make noise if it starts to creep up so the leftists have to squirm around a bit and justify their actions. Might make some dems think twice about what the economy under Trump was like compared to Biden's economic disaster waiting to happen.

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$10 My reasoning is they will use gas prices to push electric car sales

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7.529 per gallon

Maybe even higher, seeing how the dollar is being devalued by increasing its supply exponentially.

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$5! Looks like shale-oil is back on the menu boys.

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Woohoo! I have family that were collecting those sweet shale dollars until recently. They get to eat again, yay!

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Yeah. We made a business of it and did great. Been sketching by for almost 2 years now. It's been awful. I hate Trump for killing shale.

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Well that's assuming the Democrats don't ban fracking, which they probably will.

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Will it be the same as California's price today?

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Everybody is predicting reasonable numbers so that must mean it's gonna shoot up to something retarded. I don't remember the last time the internet was right about anything

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historically, fuel prices go up right before a holiday or holiday weekend. i think (((they))) will wait until then.

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Sounds like a diplomatic answer.

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take it as you will. is it true? it's what i've noticed, that's all.

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I think it depends on how many missiles are going to hit Saudi oil refineries, and I think that depends on how much any one of several possible parties wants to get Biden distracted with fighting impoverished insurgents in a Yemen war.

Wouldn't surprise me at all to see those missiles flying as soon as Friday. They are probably being delivered to the launch pads as we type.

Rising oil prices hurt America, Europe and China, but help Iran, Venezuela, and Russia.

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$USD 7.04-7.95 Per gallon / $USD 1.55-175 per litre

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