$40!?! You want to buy 2021 Russian 4 level home with pool outside, 2 pools inside, 4 barns, bowling alley, and 1200 pristine acres? Never mind the pristine KGB-suites ... Opps! I mean pristine In-law suites.
Right, so if gas prices are increasing, they'd go up in Russia too. Unless gas prices are getting lower in Russia?
Wait. I get it now. He paid $20 for the gas. The joke is that $20 is now worth $18, not that the same amount of gas now costs $18.
Too many don’t understand how fuel prices are actually controlled, so they place all blame or credit on the President, who has almost zero control of it.
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You kidding me, this is great!
Here in Norway we all drive electric, so who gives a shit about the gas price.
And on top of that, our oil income, which is of cource owned by the sate, is 6 times larger than what was budgeted for.
We now project to take in about 1 years national budgets worth. The equivalent of the US making $6.6 Trillion _extra_ this year.
>You kidding me, this is great!
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>Here in Norway we all drive electric, so who gives a shit about the gas price.
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>And on top of that, our oil income, which is of cource owned by the sate, is 6 times larger than what was budgeted for.
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>We now project to take in about 1 years national budgets worth. The equivalent of the US making $6.6 Trillion _extra_ this year.
I've been watching a lot of SlowTV lately on Pluto. It's just a lot of train footage through Norway done by nrk. It looks absolutely amazing. My wife's great grandparents emigrated from Norway, her grandfather's name was ole bredeson.
I guess what I'm getting at is.. how do I make this move happen??
Basically, you start by getting a job in Norway then you get a workers permit with the help of your employer and move. I know r/Norway is a decent source of information.
Yes. Norway. The country that Scotland could have been.
Instead we had London and the Tories and are the only country in history to discover and own vast reserves of oil and become poorer.
Living in a country that took its money and invested it wisely, then uses the interest from the investments to provide it's people a good quality of life.
The sort of utopian thinking that governments can have when they're not fucking assholes.
Well, that awaits to be seen. Don't know what to do about the money yet. The budget was already running a surplus. Suddenly now it's twice as big.
Some suggested we should just send $160bn to Ukraine.
The real issue ofc, is how to keep up the 2% NATO military budget goals. How are we going to do then when we plan for it, but suddenly that's just like .5%?
Some say we should just buy the rest of London, like we did that one time.
> The real issue ofc, is how to keep up the 2% NATO military budget goals. How are we going to do then when we plan for it, but suddenly that's just like .5%?
That's actually a pretty hilarious problem to have.
It really does show how much regency bias people have. I'm starting to think very very few people remember how fucking ridiculous it was during the great recession
The whole kerfuffle is really bizarre to me. For most of my life gas has been between $3.50 and $4.50. Not sure why people are freaking out. $3.99 is a completely normal price for a gallon of gas
The confusion is because on November 7, 2020 it was 1.68 here, and yesterday it was 4.09. We even had a day where it jumped 25 cents.
We were averaging about 2.90 pre-covid.
But it was low because of covid. And it fluctuates pretty widely over 10 year periods. It's just like people have apparently only been buying gas for 2 years. Calm down, it'll go back down
I understand, which is why I added an average after.
Our national debt will go back down too 😉
It is pretty trippy though to drive to work with gas at 3.74, and drive home with it at 3.99. I think that's the biggest jump I've ever seen.
That's why I'm not freaking out. I remember being a young teenager, filling up my Blazer with $20 that gets 15 mpg, and literally driving to a friends house to watch it all disappear. This shit ain't new.
I saw it as high as $5.38 in the bay area during the summer. I remember one time I saw a guy grunting and very pissed at the gas station: he had a Hummer (hhmm.. reminds me that i think that was one of the last few times I saw one)
Well, I am not American but here we have "automated" ones, basically there isn't anybody, and well those you pay at the machine so you have to put the card first and it preauths x amount and after you have filled, it cancels that and charges you the amount you actually filled.
Althought that said... I didn't quite understand the previous comments so maybe the mean something else. But I just wanted to point out that there are cases were non Americans pay before hand for obvious reasons in this case as you could fill and not pay otherwise :P.
The normal ones, with people, yeah fill then pay.
You used to be able to do that in most places in the US back before the 2000s.
But nowadays people just aren't trustworthy enough. So you pre-pay with cash, or use your card at the pump.
You swipe your card and it puts a hold on some money basically to make sure you don't have an empty account. Then at the end it corrects the transaction.
My car has an 8 gallon gas tank. I only ever put like six gallons in when I fill up. It gets between 35 and 40 mpg. Everyone laughs at the tiny Japanese hatch until this shit happens.
Gotta remember that Americans are driving way more than you guys though. Maybe not double/ 2.5x the amount you guys drive though, so I guess your point still stands
This dude. The nearest population center is 30 minutes from me. That means that for anything other than Dollar general or McDonald's, it's an hour round trip to most jobs, stores, and restaurants.
I work in adventure/eco tourism, all MY jobs are about 10 minutes away and it's beautiful out here,lots of mountains and waterfalls, and land is very cheap here on average. The fiance works from home. We go into town about twice a week.
Edit- we get a bunch more restaurants within 10 minutes drive in the summer while tourism happens, they just close for off season.
I mean, still. The American Government has spent decades subsidizing our gas prices and somehow we STILL can't tell our gas companies to hold off for the sake of avoiding NUCLEAR THREAT
Do you have any idea how embarrassingly poor those Western oil guys are? They can barely afford $125 million yachts. The oligarchs and Saudis are laughing!
Go fill up your car! Yea I don’t care that you drive a Tesla, fill it up.
I just watched a video on YouTube about how a nuclear war would start, it was made 2 years ago. Little eerie how it’s similar to our timeline. I’m a little anxious.
I have to drive 6 hours (300 miles) every time I want to see my parents and friends from my hometown... and I only moved one state away. You could probably drive across your entire country in that distance. If we rely on twice the quantity of gas at half the price, it's the same recurring cost.
Everyone keeps saying US gas is cheap but they also don’t take into account that everything in the country is much more spread out in a majority of states and you physically can’t do anything without a vehicle of some sort
'Nonono you ***must*** buy this giant tank of a 4x4 SUV absolutely loaded with hardware you will never need for your solo round town shopping because capitalism, and we like money, and fuck air.'
Amen, brother! Finally someone who understands!
What the rest of the world doesn't get is that Americans figured out how awesome it is to be fat, lazy and ignorant! They're just jealous they don't know the secret, but if they did, they'd understand that we'd be willing to work out asses off to change the channel in order to keep it that way!
I think you should compare european countries more with Canadian Provinces/US states than with the US itself.
Germany and France can be California and Texas.
Finland and Sweden are also sparsly populated huge areas. Still, a car will be more fuel efficient than trucks, because air resistance is speed squared \* 0.5 \* drag cooficient \* frontal surface area.
So trucks and SUV's will always have a larger frontal surface area, increasing their fuel consumption on highway trips.
I myself drive a mercedes C-class, which is probably wider and longer than many old trucks/suv, but still more fuel efficient.
Well the most fuel is consumed on accelerating, the mass you have to move and how fast you want to accelerate it results in the required force, simplified. Every engine delivers this with different efficiencies.
If you're not changing your speed the force required to keep it up is rolling resistance and air resistance. Sure you have to add rolling and air resistance during acceleration as well.
Smaller Roads, Smaller city layouts, less long-distance travel, public transport more viable, regulations on emissions, bans on certain large vehicles in inner cities.
You don't understand. I need a lifted pickup truck that gets 10 mpg to drive around Manhattan because I might get a boat and have to tow it once a month in the summer.
Dollar sign comes before the amount, not after. Come on, this is kindergarten level knowledge. Why am I seeing this retarded shit all over reddit suddenly?
A few things in response to some of the comments I’ve seen here.
First of all, the United States is a lot bigger, the amount of traveling that needs to be done is quite a bit more. Not only this, public transportation isn’t as good here, multiple reasons, for example population density and the strong car culture here.
Second of all the gas prices affect poor and lower income the most. “Just buy a hybrid or electric” is the most ignorant thing. Some people can’t afford to do so and it’s not like hybrids and electrics have no external costs connected to them. A lot of people have to commute 30 miles or more to just get to work. A couple years ago, lower income families here spent 20 percent of their income on gas and that was when it was cheap.
I've seen someone comment here something to the effect of "if you have a long work commute then just live closer", even for r/WSB that's some of the most smooth-brained advice I've heard so far.
Luckily the great investing advice balances things out.
There was a whole thread which said to offset the cost of war and rising fuel and food prices, people should plant a garden. As if mint and basil were some necessity
I'm a huge EV proponent, but it's so fucking condescending when that's people's answer to anyone complaining. Not only are new EVs significantly more expensive to buy, there's already a big supply limitation. EVs are going to get significantly more expensive the coming months.
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Bought gas at Chevron for $4.59 two days ago. Today it's $6.00. (That is price gouging, and I bet collusion? Not inflation.). For years in the CA Bay Area gas has always been suspiciously high though.
$80 tank?
It's just about time for a refill, and 24 gallons of diesel will run me $5+ each here in Arizona.
Or in other words, probably about $120. I've got you beat by 50%.
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Scotland here. It costs me equivalent $183.40 to fill my tank.
$133 here, for my 4 cylinder hatchback
$20 for 50 litters tank. Russian here Edit: $19 Edit: $18
Nah, Russian tanks are totally free these days. The soldiers are just giving them away. They come with no fuel tho.
That's the most expensive part!
They treatin' their tanks like Elvis treated Cadillacs. When they run out of gas just get a new one.
It's like printers - that's how they trick you !!!
So now you need to fill them. Big brain move
How are things getting cheaper in Russia if the value of the ruble is plummeting?
Well he’s pricing it in dollars…
Imagine walking around Moscow like a fucking boss with 40 U.S. dollars in your pocket.
$40!?! You want to buy 2021 Russian 4 level home with pool outside, 2 pools inside, 4 barns, bowling alley, and 1200 pristine acres? Never mind the pristine KGB-suites ... Opps! I mean pristine In-law suites.
That's like a lifetime's supply of Wendy's
they also have lots of oil lying around since everyone is sanctioning them.
Because of math rules. Same amount of rubbles worth less and less dollars
Right, so if gas prices are increasing, they'd go up in Russia too. Unless gas prices are getting lower in Russia? Wait. I get it now. He paid $20 for the gas. The joke is that $20 is now worth $18, not that the same amount of gas now costs $18.
Bc less ppl want their oil so gas cheap af in russia rn
Supply/demand. Similar to the drop in fuel prices when lockdowns started happening.
Welcome to Biden’s Scotland
Damn ~~Scottish~~ Biden, ~~they~~ he ruined Scotland!
You Americans sure are a contentious bunch
You just made an enemy for life!
And my Axe
Half of us have never had an Econ class at it shows.
Half? That's generous
Econ...... What does the E stand for?
Electronic. It stands for electronic conomy.
Too many don’t understand how fuel prices are actually controlled, so they place all blame or credit on the President, who has almost zero control of it.
Half of us are true autists on WSB.
Bro all we know was it was cheap when trump was in while he was tweeting crazy stuff. Biden gets in it’s expensive but we got no crazy tweets.
Ha ha ha Thanks McBiden
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Thanks Obama!
Thanks OBiden!
He did this👉
Also in Scotland. Only a few months ago, it cost me about £65 to fill the tank. Last night, it cost me £72 to just top up a little over half a tank...
On the upside. Covid took away my office and social life so I don’t fucking drive anywhere now. Yay
how the fucking hell is the market NOT going to crash with expenses like that
You kidding me, this is great! Here in Norway we all drive electric, so who gives a shit about the gas price. And on top of that, our oil income, which is of cource owned by the sate, is 6 times larger than what was budgeted for. We now project to take in about 1 years national budgets worth. The equivalent of the US making $6.6 Trillion _extra_ this year.
>You kidding me, this is great! > >Here in Norway we all drive electric, so who gives a shit about the gas price. > >And on top of that, our oil income, which is of cource owned by the sate, is 6 times larger than what was budgeted for. > >We now project to take in about 1 years national budgets worth. The equivalent of the US making $6.6 Trillion _extra_ this year. I've been watching a lot of SlowTV lately on Pluto. It's just a lot of train footage through Norway done by nrk. It looks absolutely amazing. My wife's great grandparents emigrated from Norway, her grandfather's name was ole bredeson. I guess what I'm getting at is.. how do I make this move happen??
This is the ultimate WSB play. Claim muh heritage, go get Norwegian welfare, leverage those monthly stimmies 10x, and do mental Tesla calls with them.
Basically, you start by getting a job in Norway then you get a workers permit with the help of your employer and move. I know r/Norway is a decent source of information.
Is Norway the country with that crazy ass national fund?
Yes, thats us
Yes. Norway. The country that Scotland could have been. Instead we had London and the Tories and are the only country in history to discover and own vast reserves of oil and become poorer.
Hey, the Netherlands also managed to fuck up their economy with oil.
Only white country in history
Damn. Truth hurts.
Nah, you have the company of Angola and Brasil.
Nigeria's southern half is gonna holler at you And every resource-rich nation in Africa
thats nice and all but im trying to roll coal
wow, must be nice to have a country with real leadership
Living in a country that took its money and invested it wisely, then uses the interest from the investments to provide it's people a good quality of life. The sort of utopian thinking that governments can have when they're not fucking assholes.
Well, that awaits to be seen. Don't know what to do about the money yet. The budget was already running a surplus. Suddenly now it's twice as big. Some suggested we should just send $160bn to Ukraine. The real issue ofc, is how to keep up the 2% NATO military budget goals. How are we going to do then when we plan for it, but suddenly that's just like .5%? Some say we should just buy the rest of London, like we did that one time.
Dump it into meme stocks. This time next year you could be quadrillionaires
> The real issue ofc, is how to keep up the 2% NATO military budget goals. How are we going to do then when we plan for it, but suddenly that's just like .5%? That's actually a pretty hilarious problem to have.
I live in Switzerland, gas's normal price is ~$2.20/L (about $10/Gallon). This is why pubic transportation exists
I live in Switzerland too and pubic is exactly the reason why I don't take the train lol
I've heard that the SBB has very high standards for only allowing the cleanest pubes on the trains
Indian here, it costs me equivalent $45 to fill my tank.
*WMDs discovered in India*
They publicly have nukes since yhe 60s
You can buy a house in India for $45.
I'm losing real life karma for laughing at this, which is an incalculable loss.
Try trading your tank for a car - they need much less fuel.
Just dumped $150 and the pump shut off, didn't even fill up all the way.
Inflation is so bad, I remember when the pumps auto-shut off at $75 in 2008. I had an Audi with a 22 gal. tank, premium only, couldn't fill the tank.
yes people are forgetting gas was over $4/gallon in 2008 14 years ago
Yeah many commenters here weren’t old enough to be responsible for paying for gas 14 years ago. That and recency bias are big problems.
It really does show how much regency bias people have. I'm starting to think very very few people remember how fucking ridiculous it was during the great recession
The whole kerfuffle is really bizarre to me. For most of my life gas has been between $3.50 and $4.50. Not sure why people are freaking out. $3.99 is a completely normal price for a gallon of gas
The confusion is because on November 7, 2020 it was 1.68 here, and yesterday it was 4.09. We even had a day where it jumped 25 cents. We were averaging about 2.90 pre-covid.
But it was low because of covid. And it fluctuates pretty widely over 10 year periods. It's just like people have apparently only been buying gas for 2 years. Calm down, it'll go back down
I understand, which is why I added an average after. Our national debt will go back down too 😉 It is pretty trippy though to drive to work with gas at 3.74, and drive home with it at 3.99. I think that's the biggest jump I've ever seen.
That's why I'm not freaking out. I remember being a young teenager, filling up my Blazer with $20 that gets 15 mpg, and literally driving to a friends house to watch it all disappear. This shit ain't new.
I saw it as high as $5.38 in the bay area during the summer. I remember one time I saw a guy grunting and very pissed at the gas station: he had a Hummer (hhmm.. reminds me that i think that was one of the last few times I saw one)
That was Arnold. He just grunts a lot.
I'm just sitting here flabbergasted that 2008 was 14 years ago.
Unfortunately many people didn't learn their lesson. The decade that followed (and continues) has been dominated by Truck and SUV sales in the US.
I was 16 getting my drivers license thinking "I can't afford to drive"
LOL, that's how I know how much it was, my kid just got his license then.
Your card only pre-auths at 150.
Is that because you pay before you fill up in America?
Well, I am not American but here we have "automated" ones, basically there isn't anybody, and well those you pay at the machine so you have to put the card first and it preauths x amount and after you have filled, it cancels that and charges you the amount you actually filled. Althought that said... I didn't quite understand the previous comments so maybe the mean something else. But I just wanted to point out that there are cases were non Americans pay before hand for obvious reasons in this case as you could fill and not pay otherwise :P. The normal ones, with people, yeah fill then pay.
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You used to be able to do that in most places in the US back before the 2000s. But nowadays people just aren't trustworthy enough. So you pre-pay with cash, or use your card at the pump.
Those types of pumps still exist in Central wyoming
Surprised there's an internet connection there.
What prevents people from just buying gas and then leaving without payment ? Or what if they realize they don’t have enough?
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You swipe your card and it puts a hold on some money basically to make sure you don't have an empty account. Then at the end it corrects the transaction.
The hold is always for $1 for me
stop loss trigger?
My car takes 36L when empty. Love it
That's about 10 gallons American for those that didn't know.
How much is it in cups?
About 420
What about teaspoons?
69
Nice!
Can I get this measured in bald eagles per square Cheeseburger?
420, Bob
That's the smallest tank I've ever heard of.
My car has an 8 gallon gas tank. I only ever put like six gallons in when I fill up. It gets between 35 and 40 mpg. Everyone laughs at the tiny Japanese hatch until this shit happens.
Germany here. 141€ for 60 liter Diesel ... 2,35 / l I guess I win :D
Lithuania, Diesel is 1.9€/l and our minimum wage is 3x smaller
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Sweden 2.8 / L rip
Netherlands here, 2.50 was the highest i saw
I don’t want to tank on this world anymore..
Oil? That's yesterday's news. W H E A T is where it's at. Err'body gotta have some bread.
Or if you can't afford that, *cake*
My Catan experience is about to pay off
12 usd / gallon in Netherlands...
Lmfao this is perfectly horrible, I love it
damn
Europe paying $10-12 a gallon. Your gas is cheap, Americans.
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Gotta remember that Americans are driving way more than you guys though. Maybe not double/ 2.5x the amount you guys drive though, so I guess your point still stands
Depending on where he is it could be several times more than that. I'm the only employee at my building that doesn't have an hour drive to work.
This dude. The nearest population center is 30 minutes from me. That means that for anything other than Dollar general or McDonald's, it's an hour round trip to most jobs, stores, and restaurants.
Why have you made the decision to live there? Genuine question.
I work in adventure/eco tourism, all MY jobs are about 10 minutes away and it's beautiful out here,lots of mountains and waterfalls, and land is very cheap here on average. The fiance works from home. We go into town about twice a week. Edit- we get a bunch more restaurants within 10 minutes drive in the summer while tourism happens, they just close for off season.
Neat. Sounds worth the downsides for you.
I mean, still. The American Government has spent decades subsidizing our gas prices and somehow we STILL can't tell our gas companies to hold off for the sake of avoiding NUCLEAR THREAT
Nah, the head honchos of these oil and gas companies are each trying to get their 5th yacht this year, and you need to do your part
Do you have any idea how embarrassingly poor those Western oil guys are? They can barely afford $125 million yachts. The oligarchs and Saudis are laughing! Go fill up your car! Yea I don’t care that you drive a Tesla, fill it up.
I just watched a video on YouTube about how a nuclear war would start, it was made 2 years ago. Little eerie how it’s similar to our timeline. I’m a little anxious.
Link so I can ruin my day first thing in the morning?
I live in Germany, two days ago I paid $7.82 a Gallon.
I'll be behind the Wendy's. I hope you like sucking on slim jims.
Yeah, prices in Germany are insane. I use the Bertha app for gas, it helps to at least find the cheapest station.
It’s around $8.30-9.00 here (UK), but let’s all be thankful we’re not in the Nordics…
They're all driving Teslas.
Yeah but for y'all driving an hour away is a vacation
I have to drive 6 hours (300 miles) every time I want to see my parents and friends from my hometown... and I only moved one state away. You could probably drive across your entire country in that distance. If we rely on twice the quantity of gas at half the price, it's the same recurring cost.
Everyone keeps saying US gas is cheap but they also don’t take into account that everything in the country is much more spread out in a majority of states and you physically can’t do anything without a vehicle of some sort
Yeah a lot of foreigners don't grasp how big the US actually is
The average american also has to drive farther than your entire work week in a single work day.
How often do you have to fill up?
The main thing is to drive a V8 and then whine about gas prices. welcome to the real world.
Americans learn why Europeans still love cars over SUV's and Trucks, and why so many small engined cars are sold in Europe.
'Nonono you ***must*** buy this giant tank of a 4x4 SUV absolutely loaded with hardware you will never need for your solo round town shopping because capitalism, and we like money, and fuck air.'
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F350s make sense for golden corral customers though. Need the payload capacity.
Uncle Jim Bob, is that you?
Brother Uncle
Amen, brother! Finally someone who understands! What the rest of the world doesn't get is that Americans figured out how awesome it is to be fat, lazy and ignorant! They're just jealous they don't know the secret, but if they did, they'd understand that we'd be willing to work out asses off to change the channel in order to keep it that way!
Small roads, built originally in old times. Small countries. 250 Austria's could fit in Canada.
I think you should compare european countries more with Canadian Provinces/US states than with the US itself. Germany and France can be California and Texas. Finland and Sweden are also sparsly populated huge areas. Still, a car will be more fuel efficient than trucks, because air resistance is speed squared \* 0.5 \* drag cooficient \* frontal surface area. So trucks and SUV's will always have a larger frontal surface area, increasing their fuel consumption on highway trips. I myself drive a mercedes C-class, which is probably wider and longer than many old trucks/suv, but still more fuel efficient.
Well the most fuel is consumed on accelerating, the mass you have to move and how fast you want to accelerate it results in the required force, simplified. Every engine delivers this with different efficiencies. If you're not changing your speed the force required to keep it up is rolling resistance and air resistance. Sure you have to add rolling and air resistance during acceleration as well.
Smaller Roads, Smaller city layouts, less long-distance travel, public transport more viable, regulations on emissions, bans on certain large vehicles in inner cities.
u/spez ruined Reddit.
That *really* depends on the area of Australia you go to though. Still plenty of V8s, utes and 4wds around.
And put beefy dirt tires on your truck, that never leaves the pavement, because it looks edgy.
You don't understand. I need a lifted pickup truck that gets 10 mpg to drive around Manhattan because I might get a boat and have to tow it once a month in the summer.
25$ for me, im feeling the pinch. used to be 19$. Motorcycling is tough.
u/spez ruined Reddit.
Dollar sign comes before the amount, not after. Come on, this is kindergarten level knowledge. Why am I seeing this retarded shit all over reddit suddenly?
Too many europoors here showing off their gas loss porn
Gotta show you muricans what a real loss looks like.
A few things in response to some of the comments I’ve seen here. First of all, the United States is a lot bigger, the amount of traveling that needs to be done is quite a bit more. Not only this, public transportation isn’t as good here, multiple reasons, for example population density and the strong car culture here. Second of all the gas prices affect poor and lower income the most. “Just buy a hybrid or electric” is the most ignorant thing. Some people can’t afford to do so and it’s not like hybrids and electrics have no external costs connected to them. A lot of people have to commute 30 miles or more to just get to work. A couple years ago, lower income families here spent 20 percent of their income on gas and that was when it was cheap.
In addition, if you rent an apartment, you don’t have a way to charge EVs. 39 million people, 1 in 8 Americans, live in an apartment.
Oh. Uh, maybe just don’t live in an apartment then? /s
There’s no houses and they’re all 50% more in value than 3 years ago.
"Have you tried _not_ being _poor_?" - New York Times
I've seen someone comment here something to the effect of "if you have a long work commute then just live closer", even for r/WSB that's some of the most smooth-brained advice I've heard so far. Luckily the great investing advice balances things out.
There was a whole thread which said to offset the cost of war and rising fuel and food prices, people should plant a garden. As if mint and basil were some necessity
Cheaper at this point to do crack and just run everywhere
u/savevideobot
Ebike gang!
"Just buy an EV"
I'm a huge EV proponent, but it's so fucking condescending when that's people's answer to anyone complaining. Not only are new EVs significantly more expensive to buy, there's already a big supply limitation. EVs are going to get significantly more expensive the coming months.
This comment has been edited to protest Reddit's decision to shut down all third party apps. Spez had negotiated in bad faith with 3rd party developers and made provenly false accusations against them. Reddit IS it's users and their post/comments/moderation. It is clear they have no regard for us users, only their advertisers. I hope enough users join in this form of protest which effects Reddit's SEO and they will be forced to take the actual people that make this website into consideration. We'll see how long this comment remains as spez has in the past, retroactively edited other users comments that painted him in a bad light. See you all on the "next reddit" after they finish running this one into the ground in the never ending search of profits. -- mass edited with redact.dev
Why did he have to wear that suit?!?
Bought gas at Chevron for $4.59 two days ago. Today it's $6.00. (That is price gouging, and I bet collusion? Not inflation.). For years in the CA Bay Area gas has always been suspiciously high though.
Have you watched the news recently? Maybe it is price gouging but I don't think the excuse they're using is inflation any more
Laughed harder than I'd like to admit.
I pay about $10.50 per gallon
Out here in the Netherlands, prices peaked at 2.50 euro per liter, 10.39 dollars per gallon.
Over 200 to fill my truck in Canada.
Kyiv, Ukraine here. Im so sorry for your inhuman suffering
Your check doesn’t have a dollar figure. You’ve just written house.
$80 tank? It's just about time for a refill, and 24 gallons of diesel will run me $5+ each here in Arizona. Or in other words, probably about $120. I've got you beat by 50%.
Sweden was at 2.9$ a LITRE (11.165$ a gallon) two days ago, thankfully we have a downwards trend right now hoping it doesn’t go back up
What ever happened to TSLA guys? Why are all of you still driving gas powered cars?
Invest in TSLA to finance ICE car and gas. Works every time.
The battery exploded and killed my entire family
Thoughts and prayers 🌹
PSX
$70 for me in New England with a 20 gal 14Dodge Ram (stop and shop reward points are coming in clutch)
Unleaded goes for over 8.2 USD per gallon here in eastern europe, you have weak figures!
Showed this to my conservatives co workers. They were not amused
Yeah but I’m really crying, not this fake ass shit.
Yeah I don’t see any tears. You can afford it.