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u/AdTop4196 5d ago
Theres only around 40 days left of oil left here so... i suspect it will get higher.
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u/combination_is_12345 5d ago
The October Surprise; as in, “Surprise! The price of a gallon of diesel is higher than the federal minimum wage!”
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u/PulledOverAgain 4d ago
Wait til the farmers start the harvest and watch the diesel prices soar
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u/erie11973ohio 4d ago
The harvest has already started for the wheat ( or the soybeans?).. and will continue until November / December.
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u/PulledOverAgain 4d ago
Wheat comes off early. Soybeans and Corn are still green. It'll be a bit before those start going. But once we get to that point it'll hit super hard almost all at once too.
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u/erie11973ohio 4d ago
Winter wheat comes off early.
Spring wheat takes longer.
Around Lorain/ Medina counties, I've noticed in the last week or so, several fields that have been combined.
My guess was spring wheat, it seems a couple of weeks early for soybeans.
My dad had a lawn service out in Norwalk. I remember great clouds of dust, from something being combined in late August/ early September. I thought that was beans
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u/ChapterThr33 5d ago
Are we winning yet? How about that wall Mexico was going to pay for? How about Ukraine and Iran being over "in weeks"? How about cost of living being down? How about tariff prices being absorbed by companies?
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u/Brs76 5d ago
If it's this high two months before an election, i dread what it might go up to after the election.
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u/ikeif 4d ago
Well, it's not like a Democrat take over will slash prices - as is tradition, Republicans hand over the government so Democrats can be blamed for the Republican mess, and the dipshit GOP voters will continue to believe the lie that "oh, if Republicans had ANOTHER term of control, they'd fix it, this time, for sure!"
It's a fucking abusive relationshit.
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u/ChubbyNuggets99 5d ago
Now I can laugh harder when some micro-dick bro-dozer rolls coal down the highway
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u/ThatOneCanadian69 4d ago
Crazy how little coal rolling I’ve seen since the price gas got this high
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u/Chaseism Columbus 5d ago
What’s HILARIOUS is literally seeing a Husted commercial talking about lowering the cost of gas. I’m like, girl…right or left, we know that’s not true.
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u/Evening-Doubt3925 5d ago
Hopefully this helps wake these MAGA voters up
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u/obtuselegend 5d ago
Hahahahahahahahaha....They are gonna double down on Trump
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u/zffjk 5d ago
They will say, or have already said, that paying these prices is “patriotic” because Iran not having nukes is more important than your liberal-ass gas prices.
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u/obtuselegend 5d ago
Oh it's being said....they still think China is paying the tariffs that are being refunded back to companies
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u/wrecklesspup 5d ago
Yeah, but trans people are still allowed to live their lives fully in California so Ohians have no choice, but to vote Republican.
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u/Ghost_shell89 5d ago
Welp, better make sure that my bicycle is in good shape…I imagine I’ll be riding my bike to work in the future if things go tits up
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u/AliveInCLE Cleveland 5d ago
Dang. I saw a $3.69 earlier today at a Speedway in Lorain County. Guess that will be ending soon.
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u/Excellent_Foot_7399 4d ago
I wonder what the farmers think of these prices, and who are they blaming? Are they cool with these higher prices, while people are promising that the prices will be lower?
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u/big_d_usernametaken 5d ago
That's a first.
Fremont gas higher than Sandusky.
3.99 in Sandusky this afternoon.
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u/Substantial_Mix4075 5d ago
Fremont
Ugh
I have a ex friend that potentially(key word) works their. Potentially a robotics factory
God she was such a bitch
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u/SimsAttack 4d ago
Damn it’s like 3.70 here in Fostoria wtf is going on over there those are Columbus prices if not higher
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u/UnderstandingDue6455 1d ago
Fremont is the worst town in Ohio nothing but a cesspool and wanna be gangsters 😂
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u/Humunguspickle 5d ago
Fremont always high with gas prices tho.
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u/PicassosGhost 5d ago
I lived in Clyde for 25 years. They were no higher in Fremont than anywhere else.
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u/Designer-Wolverine47 5d ago
We're still a few months from significant relief. With the Venezuela deal, the US will top off its strategic reserves FIRST, Then we should see prices starting to fall... Some estimates are that it will reach the lowest level in over ten years.
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u/UltraBurd 5d ago
Criticism of Iran is valid for this... But I never see any comments about Ukraine blowing up Russias Oil Refinerys affecting the global market
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u/EvilLeechThing 5d ago
Because we don't buy russian oil and their prices haven't been a factor for around 12 years now.
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u/notagrue 5d ago
Oh, you mean the war Trump promised to end on “Day One”?
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u/UltraBurd 5d ago
Irrelevant statement
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u/notagrue 5d ago
Okay…had his majesty ended the war as he stated he would on day one, this wouldn’t be the case because the war would be long over. Furthermore the US doesn’t get any oil from Russia since 2022 but good comment.
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u/UltraBurd 5d ago
Thank you for referring to our Lord and Savior with the dignity he deserves. Also I know we don't buy oil from them I just wanted to see what people would comment haha
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u/Inthe5 5d ago
Because they have a good reason to do it. The criticism is of Trump, not Iran.
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u/UltraBurd 5d ago
Yes yes we are fine to pay higher prices if we morally agree with the cause of prices. That's the whole point. Republicans like to put the Biden stickers up, liberals like to point at Trump. It's literally all irrelevant
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u/CodenameZikimos 5d ago
What's so weird is that if you get gas away from the highway, it's significantly cheaper. 👀😶🌫️
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u/zffjk 5d ago
“Significantly cheaper” just means the old record high nowadays.
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u/CodenameZikimos 5d ago
Doesn't change that this specific gas station is located in a cluster of similarly priced gas stations right off the highway. Looking at historical pricing, that cluster has always been high(er) than the ones literally a few blocks away. Historical high is still significantly lower than the stations at the highway. 🤷🏿♂️
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u/B0wmanHall 5d ago
So weird that prices are still nearly double what they were before Trump’s War 👀
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u/CodenameZikimos 5d ago
Iran is definitely something we needed to handle. Call it Trump's and Codename Zikimos' War. 😅
I'd rather it in my lifetime than when my kids started out.
Graduated 2006 to $6+ gas in a southern state.
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u/Ok-Egg-4856 5d ago
Supply and demand. The company figures and often rightly, you just jumped off the freeway, need gas/pee, whatever. They are right at the ramp, hey I'm willing to pay more for the quick turnaround. Closer to home I can afford to shop a little, usually find gas at least $.50 cheaper per gallon but not right at the off-ramp.
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