Biden's gas prices soar again. Up to $3.75/gal

[pknopp]

All products are affected! Do you even know why? Too fking funny

All prices are not affected by local dealers gouging the public. Did you even read the context of the discussion? No.

 

[Woodznutz]

You realize that is everything? How do you suppose product gets to stores? You sir are flipping clueless

My comment was about food prices, not gas prices.

Even the price of oranges came down.

 

[Woodznutz]

You realize that is everything? How do you suppose product gets to stores? You sir are flipping clueless

Nice try, but I won't make a sarcastic comment back followed by a personal insult (common on these forums).

 

[jc456]

All prices are not affected by local dealers gouging the public. Did you even read the context of the discussion? No.

every product comes by truck everywhere. I really wish you fking demfks knew something.

 

[jc456]

Nice try, but I won't make a sarcastic comment back followed by a personal insult (common on these forums).

when the facts soar over your head!!!!

 

[jc456]

every product comes by truck everywhere. I really wish you fking demfks knew something.

pknopp , how do you think product gets to warehouses and stores? Educate me on this new technology shutting out trucks.

 

[Woodznutz]

when the facts soar over your head!!!!

I made a deal with myself that I wouldn't do that anymore regardless of what is hurled at me.

 

[Woodznutz]

pknopp , how do you think product gets to warehouses and stores? Educate me on this new technology shutting out trucks.

Supply and demand factors must be considered for both the transportation of the goods and the goods themselves. Regardless of high trucking costs the prices of many food items are falling.

 

[Woodznutz]

when the facts soar over your head!!!!

The facts that I apply to my life work very well for me. I know some very smart people whose lives are a mess (in fact many are unnecessarily dead).

 

[jc456]

Supply and demand factors must be considered for both the transportation of the goods and the goods themselves. Regardless of high trucking costs the prices of many food items are falling.

dude, the price of goods is up due to higher gas prices. I know that's very complicated for demfks, they can't seem to grasp that whole transportation cost thingy. That then causes salary increases as well for those forking out the money for the gas. I can only assume demofks think product magically appears on the shelf. By the way, the mark up at the store goes up because people salaries increase for the cost of those higher gas prices. My gd the amount of stupid that is a demofk is so overwhelming.

BTW, the feed for animals went up in price guess why? Then the farmers need to increase the cost of the product as well before it is transported, so two layers of additional costs. And you sit ther all condescendingly making snarky comments. dumbfks.

 

[jc456]

The facts that I apply to my life work very well for me. I know some very smart people whose lives are a mess (in fact many are unnecessarily dead).

know doubt, when your level of stupidity is out there as it is, not much else to do but have it work for you! Society however, sees you only as a stupid fk.

 

[jc456]

My comment was about food prices, not gas prices.

Even the price of oranges came down.

where?

USDA ERS - Summary Findings

ERS research and reporting of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for food contributes to an understanding of which food categories experience substantial price changes, how consumers spend their incomes on food, and how and why prices change.

www.ers.usda.gov

 

[Faun]

Some joker messed with the numbers

Makes sense. Looks like the actual amount was really $3.80.

 

[Concerned American]

In our lives we were lied to about fossil fuels. In my younger days it was made from dinosaurs who perished hundreds of millions of years ago, and the earths pressure made oil. It was finite. It is not. It is constantly made.

Indeed, Sinclair oil still uses a dinosaur as their logo.

 

[elektra]

Hey stupid. It wasn't "just" dinosaurs you dolt. It was organic matter...covered by sediment.

Where is that happening?

Yes...it is essentially finite

Everything is finite

 

[Concerned American]

dude, the price of goods is up due to higher gas prices. I know that's very complicated for demfks, they can't seem to grasp that whole transportation cost thingy. That then causes salary increases as well for those forking out the money for the gas. I can only assume demofks think product magically appears on the shelf. By the way, the mark up at the store goes up because people salaries increase for the cost of those higher gas prices. My gd the amount of stupid that is a demofk is so overwhelming.

BTW, the feed for animals went up in price guess why? Then the farmers need to increase the cost of the product as well before it is transported, so two layers of additional costs. And you sit ther all condescendingly making snarky comments. dumbfks.

And---with the collapse of Yellow Freightlines, it can only get worse.

 

[Woodznutz]

dude, the price of goods is up due to higher gas prices. I know that's very complicated for demfks, they can't seem to grasp that whole transportation cost thingy. That then causes salary increases as well for those forking out the money for the gas. I can only assume demofks think product magically appears on the shelf. By the way, the mark up at the store goes up because people salaries increase for the cost of those higher gas prices. My gd the amount of stupid that is a demofk is so overwhelming.

BTW, the feed for animals went up in price guess why? Then the farmers need to increase the cost of the product as well before it is transported, so two layers of additional costs. And you sit ther all condescendingly making snarky comments. dumbfks.

Mentioning the law of supply and demand isn't snarky. Sometimes prices are so high because of the factors you mentioned that no one will buy, and prices plummet. Happens in good and bad economies.

 

[Woodznutz]

where?

USDA ERS - Summary Findings

ERS research and reporting of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for food contributes to an understanding of which food categories experience substantial price changes, how consumers spend their incomes on food, and how and why prices change.

www.ers.usda.gov

Way up north in Wisconsin. A 3 lb. bag of navel oranges went from $7.99 to $6.99 recently. The usual price is $5.99. Oranges are only slightly smaller but very sweet.

 

[Concerned American]

Way up north in Wisconsin. A 3 lb. bag of navel oranges went from $7.99 to $6.99 recently. The usual price is $5.99. Oranges are only slightly smaller but very sweet.

Yeah and most of the time in northern climes, if an ag product goes on sale it is because it was picked green in the field and it is good for nothing.

 

[Woodznutz]

know doubt, when your level of stupidity is out there as it is, not much else to do but have it work for you! Society however, sees you only as a stupid fk.

And of course, you speak for 'society'.