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$2.29 here. Taxes on gas make a big difference. --23.121.xx.xxx

I had $1.79 in central Ohio. --174.105.xxx.xxx

1.79, ft worth tx --75.141.xxx.xxx

Taxifornia is $ 3.07 in our county. --99.23.xxx.x

235.00 her @ The North Jersey Shore. Without the new tax that our last gov. gave us it would be 2.10 or so to Roy's price --74.105.xxx.xxx

As high as 2.06 --70.178.x.xx

About same as RazorbackTim. --99.203.xx.xx

$2.80 --72.231.xxx.xxx

I hate to admit this, but I remember when gas was .29 cents a gallon (1973). You could fill your tank for around $5.00. Then OPEC got greedy and stop sending us cheap oil and things have never been the same since. --68.63.xxx.xxx

$ 215 - been going down lately : ) --68.10.xxx.x

Filled up yesterday at $1.95/gal. --173.20.xxx.xxx

Highest: as high as the sky. --99.59.x.xxx

Souhern Maryland $2.29 --24.233.xxx.xx

I sure am glad I moved out of CA when I did in 1986. Gas prices and RE were always over the top there. --68.63.xxx.xxx

$2.69 today. Taxes in the vampire state! --108.4.xxx.xx

$2.57 for Mobile regular --96.237.xx.xx

$2.90 here --24.20.xxx.xxx

I'm so disappointed. Here I was thinking you'd hit the mother of all paint sales... --65.28.xxx.xx

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about $2.19 here --99.92.xxx.xxx

If a gallon of paint every sold for $1.99, it would have to be the worst paint ever produced. Lowes does sell their mis-matched color paint for around $9.00/gallon if that helps. --68.63.xxx.xxx

$2.13 here, we are real close to MN border --173.26.xx.xxx

I have not seen it below $2 since 2008/9. --24.187.xxx.xx

2.49 and includes taxes and a specially imposed NJ DEM tax. --173.61.xxx.xx

Wow. What differences. It is $2.65 a gallon here in Pittsburgh --76.125.xxx.xxx

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I paid $3.11 (cash) for a gallon of unleaded gas in South San Jose yesterday, and the price per gallon is usally at least $0.20 higher in Berkeley and San Francisco. --107.142.xxx.xx

$3.31 cash price in Morro Bay, CA --71.94.xx.xxx

We seem to hovering around $2.35 in my immediate area. --64.222.xxx.xxx

Roy,in the New Haven area it’s 2.56 to 3.19 a gallon When I came here in the 50s I paid all of 12 cents a gallon. Back in Derry in’99 I shelled out almost 9 dollars a gallon Imperial job. Oh! For the good olde Days????? Charlie..........,,,,, New Ford $500.00................. .......z. ,,,,,,,,,,, --32.214.xxx.xx

Roy,£10.00 in London the other day. CjO’H. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, --32.214.xxx.xx

This seems like a nice tax break at this price - but the commonwealth is still getting paid --72.23.xxx.xx

From an overall economy sense, higher gas prices (above $3.00) would be more of a benefit to our economy than lower gas prices. Low gas prices means we become more dependent on foreign sources of oil (OPEC) as opposed to tapping our own energy sources here in the U.S. We have plenty of untapped oil reserves in Alaska but at $2.00/gallon for gas, it does not make any business sense to drill and pump it out. --68.63.xxx.xxx

Also, I read that shale oil production has gotten a lot more cost efficient and Texas is gonna keep pumping even as Saudi Arabia increases production and the prices fall. --73.141.xxx.xxx

Also, did you know that oil in the U.S. was first discovered in your state of PA ? PA used to be a big oil producing state. --68.63.xxx.xxx

First Oil Well was in Titusville --72.23.xxx.xx

Is PA still an oil producing state or have all of the oil wells gone dry? --68.63.xxx.xxx

Had two tenants purchase places off of me due to the boom we are having. The money that they are offering these kids is incredible but the working conditions are less than desirable --72.23.xxx.xx

There is a TON of NG sitting in Alaska right now just waiting for oil to run out or lose enough value. --24.180.xxx.xxx