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Did you notice the price of gas is climbing, not dropping? Just a couple weeks ago it was $1.40/gallon, and now it's $1.95 per gallon! How high is it supposed to get?
The nation's average for a gallon of gas is about $1.69, but the prices in Minnesota are even better!
Minnesotan's are paying on average about $1.45. While the week before we were paying $1.58.
Source: WCCO CBS Minnesota
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If you are like me, you try to fill up when you see that the prices at the pump are going up. We really need to be a little more careful not to flat out waste gas. Slow down, have properly inflated tires, don't run over gas pumps!
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With gas prices near $4.00 per gallon, a stroke of good luck for the driver is a welcome sign. Drivers in California were able to fill up for prices like 1992! It was all a mistake and someone will probably lose their job over it, but I have to be a jerk in this situation and say - "Why can't that happen here? Just for two hours!"