Surprised to see gas price jump that much in one day....I undestand that many are predicting $5.00/gallon price by this summer.....Sure glad I live on a golf course and have an electric cart....Yipsters!
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Surprised to see gas price jump that much in one day....I undestand that many are predicting $5.00/gallon price by this summer.....Sure glad I live on a golf course and have an electric cart....Yipsters!
Doesn't matter if you have an electric cart or not the high price of gasoline will affect everything you buy.The ultimate is on the horizon...what will we do when the oil supply is interrupted from the middle east. Note I said when it is interrupted...not if!!!!
The lowest prices can be found at http://www.myrtlebeachgasprices.com
The question is how much will this hurt us getting visitors this year?
There is no question that its going to hurt us. Tourists will visit but not stay as long or spend as much.Quote:
Originally Posted by MinnieM
CNBC reported today that oil tankers are still all over the Gulf waiting to unload, some have been waiting for months, the refineries can't run at full capacity because all storage and pipelines are full, and to really top it off, we have started exporting gasoline and oil !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are getting ripped !!!!!!!!!!
Who's to blame for that? There has to be some accountability!Quote:
Originally Posted by ONEmoretime
I was shocked at the prices I saw today as we drove around looking at houses. I had suggested to our realtor they would find cheaper gas in main Myrtle. Everything was in the range of $3.09 to $3.18 a gallon until we reached Hess which was $3.05 a gallon. I tend to think we are going to have an expensive time looking for houses over the next few weeks.