1 gallon of gas

Jarod said:
I’ve had 1 gallon of gas in my car for the last 10 days, I’ve been to working back, picked up my child twice, went to Lowe’s and Walmart.

Still don’t plan to refill anytime soon

I charged the car at my office while I’m at work, and because I do that I get priority parking.
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Did Brad compain about gas prices in 2022?

$5.015 per gallon (average price for regular unleaded, as reported by AAA for Palm Beach County / the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton metro area on or around June 13, 2022).

gasprices.aaa.com

This was the record high average retail gasoline price in Palm Beach County during the Biden Administration (January 20, 2021–January 20, 2025). It occurred amid the global oil price spike following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, when Florida’s statewide average also hit a record near $4.89–$4.90.

gasprices.aaa.com
  • AAA and local news outlets (e.g., CBS12, WPTV) explicitly stated that Palm Beach County had the highest gas prices in Florida at the time, with the county average reaching $5.015.

    cw34.com
  • This figure represents the metro-area average tracked by AAA (West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, which aligns with Palm Beach County). Individual stations varied slightly around this average, but no credible reports indicate a higher sustained retail or average price in the county during the Biden years.
  • Prices later declined significantly (often below $4/gallon by late 2022–2024), and the 2022 peak was not surpassed before the end of the administration. Recent 2026 prices (around $4.00 in Palm Beach County) remain lower.

    palmbeachpost.com
Note that gas prices are typically discussed as weekly or daily averages across stations in an area (per AAA and EIA data), as true “highest single-pump” outliers are not systematically tracked or reported for historical county-level records. The $5.015 average is the consistently cited peak from official sources. Data from EIA (state-level) and FRED (Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach CBSA) corroborate that mid-2022 was the high point.
 
Jarod said:
I’ve had 1 gallon of gas in my car for the last 10 days, I’ve been to working back, picked up my child twice, went to Lowe’s and Walmart.

Still don’t plan to refill anytime soon

I charged the car at my office while I’m at work, and because I do that I get priority parking.
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And your point is still on top of your head...
 
Jarod said:
Glad you read it…. My case for a hybrid car. It was the same price as the same model that was not hybrid.

It’s a 2018 and never once an issue with the charging system.

I especially appreciate it when gas jumps like this.
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I've actually been looking at some all electrics, like the Porsche Taycan. They can be had relatively affordably in the aftermarket.
 
Lionfish said:
Correct me if I am wrong, weren't you the one screeching about your gas-guzzling vehicle's vacation trip when stations ran clean out of fuel? The one where you spent the entire day posting bullshit with your family in the car.
You are an insufferable little twit.
As for me, I am still paying less than when the potato was in office.

.https://www.costcogasguide.com/florida
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Well, that's probably why he bought a hybrid.

And no, you aren't.
 
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