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Bullshit!!!
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Here in Oregon, $4.59 would create a long line. We're paying well over $5.00 now.
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Several of the world's largest oil companies reported first-quarter earnings in recent weeks, giving investors new detail as to how sky-high gas prices are bolstering firms' bottom lines. Performance, in a word, was stellar. ExxonMobil reported a net profit of $5.5 billion, more than doubling its earnings from the year-ago period. Shell notched its strongest quarterly profit ever, and Chevron posted its best earnings quarter in nearly a decade.
 
Damn, that was the three weeks ago price here....$4.80 now and at two stations it's $4.90....FJB.
 
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Several of the world's largest oil companies reported first-quarter earnings in recent weeks, giving investors new detail as to how sky-high gas prices are bolstering firms' bottom lines. Performance, in a word, was stellar. ExxonMobil reported a net profit of $5.5 billion, more than doubling its earnings from the year-ago period. Shell notched its strongest quarterly profit ever, and Chevron posted its best earnings quarter in nearly a decade.

And if I were running an oil company, I would be wanting prices as high as possible.
They have listened to Joe Biden and Dimocrats. They know they have a very finite time to operate. They have heard Dimocrats for years now push to end fossil fuels. These companies can see the writing on the wall, so naturally they are going to push for profits to be as high as possible in the remaining years that they have left.
 
Here in Oregon, $4.59 would create a long line. We're paying well over $5.00 now.
We paid $5.76 three days ago here on the Oregon Coast.

Gas prices are now officially twice as high as they were when Trump left office – $2.39 a gallon in January 2021, versus the $4.85 national average.

 
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Several of the world's largest oil companies reported first-quarter earnings in recent weeks, giving investors new detail as to how sky-high gas prices are bolstering firms' bottom lines. Performance, in a word, was stellar. ExxonMobil reported a net profit of $5.5 billion, more than doubling its earnings from the year-ago period. Shell notched its strongest quarterly profit ever, and Chevron posted its best earnings quarter in nearly a decade.
300% more than last year when they were LOSING money because of lockdowns. You dishonest dipshit.
Can you authoritarian shit stains EVER be honest?
 
300% more than last year when they were LOSING money because of lockdowns. You dishonest dipshit.
Can you authoritarian shit stains EVER be honest?
they were losing money the 1st Qtr of 2021?
 

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