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I voted yes.
This was completely due to me and not the current administration that seems to constantly drop the ball.
I think that the current times would even be better if we were not in this recession.
It's getting real bad now. I have two vehicles and a tractor that are off line right now because the parts needed to fix it are being held up over in either China or Hong Kong. If I can't get these parts soon, I might need to talk to a machinist or some private company to build my chips for me.
It's getting real bad now. I have two vehicles and a tractor that are off line right now because the parts needed to fix it are being held up over in either China or Hong Kong. If I can't get these parts soon, I might need to talk to a machinist or some private company to build my chips for me.
It was $2.48 a gallon at the beginning of 2020, $1.94 in 2019, $2.47 in 2018 and $2.31 in 2017.Jan 4, 2022
According to the Energy Information Administration, which releases fuel prices each Monday, the average price for regular gasoline clocked in at $2.90 a gallon on Monday.
I own a horse farm in Indiantown, Florida, and it's kind of a hobby. I work as a mechanical engineer in Palm Beach County. I can buy a newer vehicle, but the tractor is kind of hard to come by right now and I use it for everything.
One thing for sure, food & fuel was much cheaper before Brandon was installed.
Another thing for sure is Shell made 9.45 billion profit this quarter and is doing a 4 billion stock buy back. My hometown company Exxon made 18.7 in profits this quarter, up 6% from the 2nd. But their 2nd was up 177% from the covid slow down. They, too are singing happy days are here, again
The real question is whether the nation is worse off on the whole. And I think there can be no doubt that it certainly IS worse off.
(and I'm not talking about the covid thing. It's way bigger than that.)
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because we can tap our own land for fossil fuels but we don’t. europeans are stuck in the same anti-growth, pro china policies.
Absolutely right. This could all go away very quickly if we were not being hogtied by the elites, and if we had some reasonable people in positions of power. But we don't. At least, very few, and they have little power. The inmates are running the asylum. Obviously, it's going to go downhill.
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