Gas prices

[Ingomike]

 

[BugI02]

Have you tried posting that

 

[bobzilla]

No the new narrative was it was only low because of the pandemic.

 

[gregr]

Do you have the proof that food prices never declined?

 

[Ingomike]

You don’t and I posted a link showing they did decline…

 

[KMaC]

Against my better judgment since this is the gas price thread, I'll add this.

Link for source

USDA ERS - Charts of Note

www.ers.usda.gov

 

[Ingomike]

Against my better judgment since this is the gas price thread, I'll add this.
View attachment 187385
Link for source

USDA ERS - Charts of Note

www.ers.usda.gov

Be interesting to see oil prices on the same chart…

 

[Derbster]

Do you have the proof that food prices never declined?

I was only saying that fuel prices did go down. Idk about food prices.

 

[Ingomike]

I was only saying that fuel prices did go down. Idk about food prices.

Gregr was saying food went up because of fuel costs and never came down. He apparently forgets that they all are separate markets that while independent can influence each other.

 

[gregr]

You don’t and I posted a link showing they did decline…

You cannot possibly show that there were any decreases in cost to the consumer due to prices being ratcheted down due to decreasing gasoline prices. Prices for any given item can fluctuate due to variables such as supply, demand, distributor variables, whatever. But generally speaking, prices do NOT decline because the merchant undid an increase they implemented earlier. It`s only market conditions that can drive prices down.

 

[Ingomike]

You cannot possibly show that there were any decreases in cost to the consumer due to prices being ratcheted down due to decreasing gasoline prices. Prices for any given item can fluctuate due to variables such as supply, demand, distributor variables, whatever. But generally speaking, prices do NOT decline because the merchant undid an increase they implemented earlier. It`s only market conditions that can drive prices down.

You cannot possibly show that there were any increases in cost to the consumer due to prices being ratcheted up due to increasing gasoline prices. Prices for any given item can fluctuate due to variables such as supply, demand, distributor variables, whatever. But generally speaking, prices do NOT increase because the merchant undid a decrease. It`s only market conditions that can drive prices up.

Makes about as much sense as your post…

 

[BugI02]

So, sounds like you both admit neither one of you can prove your assertions - ever - if I read #532 and #533 correctly

Zip up and move on

 

[Bugzilla]

I used to pay 5 cents for a Dairy Queen ice cream cone and 32.9 cents for a gallon of gas. So prices of both have gone up. So like Bugl02 said, move on!

 

[gregr]

I used to pay 5 cents for a Dairy Queen ice cream cone and 32.9 cents for a gallon of gas. So prices of both have gone up. So like Bugl02 said, move on!

We certainly wouldn`t want to discuss and examine the causes of hyper inflation...

 

[flightsimmer]

I paid $4.25 a gallon this morning.
Also, I noticed a bunch of cars with gas doors open and the caps missing in the neighborhood. Thieves are at it already.

Also, I saw a really nice Dodge Charger that someone drove into last night and tore up the front end and took off. Must have been a drunk or on drugs.

 

[bwframe]

 

[Onebad06vtx]

I used to pay 5 cents for a Dairy Queen ice cream cone and 32.9 cents for a gallon of gas. So prices of both have gone up. So like Bugl02 said, move on!

Is that when wheels where square? J/K

 

[yote hunter]

Crime was bad before !
Now crime will go up just to make money to fill you vehicle up so they can go buy their drugs.

 

[Ingomike]

So, sounds like you both admit neither one of you can prove your assertions - ever - if I read #532 and #533 correctly

Zip up and move on

Mine were proved, then a follow up post confirmed it again. What more do you need?

 

[BugI02]

Crime was bad before !
Now crime will go up just to make money to fill you vehicle up so they can go buy their drugs.

Stay strapped, brothers