You looking in a mirror?
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No way. She/he/it/mutant isn't nearly as good looking as me.
You looking in a mirror?
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Nice try, aaa.com says $4.03 is the national average. If we use that baseline as a standard, I’ll bet ya.No. The national average for a gallon of gasoline today is $4.17. I'm willing to bet it will be less in 2 months by June 28th. And that gives you an advantage because gas tends to go up during the summer.
JAROD: I wont wager because I think the Oil price per barrel might come down, but I am iffy on that.
Ill bet on gas prices, will you?
Promises made... Promises kept?
Nice try, aaa.com says $4.03 is the national average. If we use that baseline as a standard, I’ll bet ya.
Why did you think that?But,
I thought you don't use gas.
Eggs are $1.59/dz.
Rin, rin away
You said your car is electric and uses very little fuel. The price of gas should be inconsequential for you.Why did you think that?
But almost every refinery in the US has it. It's a fairly simply step and produces sulfur, a product they can sell to pay for it.The cooking process require heat and another step in the refining process. Those two things add expense and they aren't required for sweet crude.
You could always leave. Then there will be one less hate-filled, ill-educated bigot on JPP.Great, just what this forum needs. Another hate-filled, ill-educated bigot. *sigh*
He did. Argument of the Stone fallacy. Termination fallacy.And you cannot read and comprehend the written word either, I see. Dismissed.
What are you betting, Pretender? I think you're going to welch again.Ok good, let’s set the terms, I bet in two months gas prices will be higher on average in two months than they were before the war started? Good with you?
There is no 'world price'. The price of any transaction is determined by the buyer and seller agreeing on a price. For an international trade, the currency to be used is also specified in the contract.Can righties ever understand that the price of oil is determined on commodity markets? There is a world price determined by world supply and speculators.
Careful. He welches on bets.No. The national average for a gallon of gasoline today is $4.17. I'm willing to bet it will be less in 2 months by June 28th. And that gives you an advantage because gas tends to go up during the summer.
JAROD: I wont wager because I think the Oil price per barrel might come down, but I am iffy on that.
Ill bet on gas prices, will you?
Your post.Why did you think that?
There is no 'standard', Pretender.Nice try, aaa.com says $4.03 is the national average. If we use that baseline as a standard, I’ll bet ya.
Nice try, aaa.com says $4.03 is the national average. If we use that baseline as a standard, I’ll bet ya.