sorry, not trying to flame, it just doesnt make sense..

What part doesn't make sense? Maybe I can explain it a little better if I knew for sure what you meant.

 

you all have it easy, come to california for some real prices!
91 octane is 1.89 by my house, i had to pay 1.99 before!
We don't get any of those high *** octane gases out here, the highest I have seen is 93 and its only at select 76 stations, plus it is usually over 2 dollars a gallon......MY TRUCK IS SUFFERING

 

Dude, when I was out there for the shootout, I had to drive around to find a gas station that wasnt like that and I DIDNT SUCCEED!!!! Needless to say I didnt want any little ****er pumping my gas but I had to deal with it ..... That and those stupid turnarounds by he hotel make me not like jersey sumtimes!!! But jersey people on the other hand are cool and friendly!!!

 

Give it time, and you'll see what a$$holes live here

 

I couldn't stand that crap, no a$$HOLE pumping my gas

 

you are right, I should have been more explanatory..

why wouldnt the voters have voted OUT having to have someone pump their gas? I am sure they realize that their gas prices would drop the 6 to 7 cents per gallon that they are paying..
when my wife and I vacationed in Portland, we made sure to fill up in WA before we came back across the bridge..

anyway, I guess its a way for the state to say that it makes jobs in the state.. but there has got to be better ways to do it..

Dana

 

here in gainesville the gas prices are like 1.79 for 93octane but if you travel to the other side of town you can get 110 octane for 3.79 gallon. But here the prices are always changing

 

$4.04 a gallon for F&L 112 oct. race fuel.

 

Ouch ... 1.79 a gallon for 93 Octane ... $39.00 to
fill the Lightning .... (SHE'S HOME!!!!)

 

dboat,

I hear ya! It seems everytime they bring it up on the ballot they bring out every excuse in the book from jobs, to safety to how are the senior citizens going to get their fuel? It irritates the hell out of me. We have cardlock fueling networks (which my company I work for owns 6) that allow commercial customers to pump their own gas, so go figure. Us and Jersey must have some of the biggest idiots for voters (actually Jersey had self serve for a little bit, but they voted it back out). One of these days maybe we can catch up to the real world. Like you, I always fill up when I can in Washington.

 

Chevron 91 Octane $2.01 San Francisco