That Gas Gouge I saw coming back in January is here in full force. When we got back to Illinois January 18th, the price of gas was $3.22 in Fox Lake (northeast Illinois). By the end of January, I was predicting $4 by the end of February.
Yesterday, we saw gas at $3.90 at several places in Fox Lake, $3.96 at one, and even the big 4, $4 a gallon at another place. Well, it was $3.99.9, and most people we talked to called it $3.99, but we know better. Did you know that if you bought ten gallons at $3.99.9, it would cost you $39.99? A whole penny's savings!! What a deal!!! Let's start calling $3.99.9 what it really is.
Considering we got to $4.30 here last year, I figure the GRBs are thinking $4.50 this year. Thus, the Pre-Pre-Pre Summer Driving Price Spike begins.
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