This is about my personal experiences, thoughts and feelings.: Watch out for falling gas prices.

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Monday, September 18, 2006

Watch out for falling gas prices.

So I just put up a post where the gas price was $2.41. Well tonight when I was coming back from my parents house the gas prices were as low as $2.34. So when I got on my side of town I started looking at gas prices and they were still up there in the $2.40's. There were three gas stations within seconds of one another and they differed $2.38-$2.42. How can these prices be so different.

I mean it isn't "a lot' but it adds up to $1.34 difference in one fill-up on my truck.

But as long as the prices keep falling I'll be happy.

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