well in progression and the future hybrid cars and more bikes/scooters are coming causing less to be spent on gas. But eh yeah i guess i dont think it will ever drop enough for that.

 

2.79 and dropping at a good pace here. i heard it was 1.86 in camden, ar, but they have a refinery near there so who knows?

 

Still $3.33 for the cheap stuff here.

 

Wouldn't matter. World demand is climbing rapidly with India and China just getting warmed up.

 

Milk is $1.89 a gallon here.

 

The wife was in Bonners Ferry Idaho yesterday and milk was up to 3.69. She said it was under 3.00 a couple weeks ago. I guess we can blame it on ethanol and China.

 

Forgot to mention it's 3.99 a gallon here in BC.

 

It has went down quickly around here. 2 weeks ago, you had to really search to find any stations under $3.00/gal. with averaging at $3.06/gal. Now many places are under $3 with several under $2.90.

I heard on the news that oil prices dropped by $2 a barrel.

 

Currently I am able to find regular unleaded for 2.80/gallon. I actually saw a filling station at 2.75/gallon when I was down in Galveston on Friday.

I haven't actually noticed much/any increase in the cost for groceries. But you can bet that when the newly passed minimum wage increase takes place, all non-durable goods, rents, and groceries will take a swift jump. When demand out paces supply inflation occurs, plain and simple.

 

2.91 around here