This is true. And there are probably only three jobs in Junction, all burger flipping. While it's understandable, it's still a drag.

 

Thought about that after I posted. Adjusted for currency difference= ~4.28 american (1.11 Canadian=1.13 American, 1.13x3.79 to get gallons=4.2827).

Higher than i've ever heard of down here (then again, I do live within 20 miles of 3 of the biggest refineries in the nation).

This is the first time gas has broken 3.00 down here (except for when hurricane ike hit and prices were gouged to 4.00+). It has always hovered close, but usually between 2.55-2.90 in recent memory.

 

lol i screwed up on my math
gas is $4.57/g US

 

Ya I applied at all the jobs available up in Junction when I was up there and had one interview out of almost 50 job applications. I have no clue what I did wrong up there but Im doin the same thing over here and its working. I have a real high possibility getting a pretty legit landscaping job thats 5 days a week, with a company truck, and good pay..... And to make this post relavent, so I can pay for gas for my gas hog

 

I paid $3.45 friday on my way up north... today it dropped to $3.38

 

3.36 yesterday here

 

It's 1.219/L here in Toronto, Canada which works out to 4.62/G So gas down south is whay cheaper. Why should we have to pay to clean up BP's oil spill? The price of oil per barrel after Hurrican Katrina was much higher than now but the prices are higher than they've ever been!

 

Cant wait to buy a truck this summer when gas is $5/gallon!

 

$3.45 here where I am in the Mid Thumb area

 

Yea, 3.38 for reg in southeast PA. My neighbor is a gas nut, follows the prices n stuff daily he expects $5 a gallon. I'm thinking of a transfer tank and heading to jersey to fill up even though not the safest idea.

Im looking at a bullydog watchdog with the fuel efficiency monitor. I test drove the new charger yesterday equipped with the gas monitor I went form 12.4 to 15.9 mpg within 3 miles of driving just by watching the monitor