by oilluber » Wed 12 Apr 2006, 20:54:19
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('grabby', '3') dollars a barrel isn't bad at all, whats the problem?
When I started driving, Saudi sweet was selling for 3 dollars a barrell and a gallon of premium was 17 cents.
We filles up our thirty gallon tanks for 5 dollars and we made 2.25 an hour so you work two hours and fill your tank.
Lets see how that compares now,
a 30 gallon tank costs 80 dollars now and I wouldn't mind a minimum wage of 40 dollars an hour.
I think that is where our dollar is going, to 40 an hour mionumum wage.
those were the good old days, my cousing bought a 69 mustang and my other cousin bought a 69 LT-1 camaro off the floor with about 400 horsepower anfter a little header work and we would cuise and drive all night with flames coming out the side on the drags, and we would spend about 10 bucks a weekend.
them were the good old days.
Now I drive a Geo metro and it costs me twenty dollars to fill up a weekend and there are no more flames coming out the side of the car, andthe days of cruising have dimmed out.
I think its curtains for teenagers and work and jobs and gas.
now we have to get used to 2walking and hiking and camping, not much else to do.
you are forgetting one very, very important fact,,,,,'
in those good ole days, most production I assume was domestic.
Today,,, imports make up a big chunk.