Gas Prices
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From: Coarsegold, CA
Gotta hit Tommy’s Joynt and check who’s playing at the Fillmore. Park in a garage on Geary not on Fillmore.
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I could do Orange County or San Diego gladly...
I love movies that take place in SF bc SF basically is a character in them if that makes sense.
Last edited by AJT123; May 2, 2026 at 05:03 PM.
maybe back to gas prices? 
how about this seque…google says:
how about this seque…google says:
As of April 30, 2026, gas prices in San Francisco are averaging around $6.20 per gallon for regular unleaded, with some stations, such as a Shell at 4th and Bryant Streets, charging over $7 ($7.15) per gallon due to a significant surge driven by, among other things, instability in the Middle East. This is part of a broader, rapid increase across California.
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have to admit…the off-topic has discussion was the best discussion of the day….but true, back to gas……the war in Iran is gonna heat up again…prices are gonna go up⬆️….up ⬆️ ….
perfect time for an EV
perfect time for an EV
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So I was listening to this analyst I always listen to, and he was saying that because California doesn't have a pipeline, gas/oil has to be trucked in, which means gas is only going to go up in the state. Even removing gas taxes wouldn't give much relief, especially in a crunch like this. Fun days ahead.
If anyone actually believes this administration hasn't fucked us by now, it just means they live in an alternate reality. Let me in
If anyone actually believes this administration hasn't fucked us by now, it just means they live in an alternate reality. Let me in
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Oooof.... I made a few big trips yesterday. went through 1/2 tank.
One thing I noticed. You had a ton of people doing 90+ in the left lane on I90 when gas was cheaper.
Everyones a little more relaxed driving at the speed limit knowing gas is high priced.
One thing I noticed. You had a ton of people doing 90+ in the left lane on I90 when gas was cheaper.
Everyones a little more relaxed driving at the speed limit knowing gas is high priced.
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Sam's $3.63. Up from $3.49.
As far as California homeless issues... The weather is nice but the overriding issues are permissive state and local laws. Everything from sanctuary policy to decriminalizing theft, permissive drug laws and enforcement... on and on... are what folks mock about areas of California, not so much the homeless themselves. And of course the billions spent on homelessness which does more to line the pockets of politically aligned groups than anything else.
As far as California homeless issues... The weather is nice but the overriding issues are permissive state and local laws. Everything from sanctuary policy to decriminalizing theft, permissive drug laws and enforcement... on and on... are what folks mock about areas of California, not so much the homeless themselves. And of course the billions spent on homelessness which does more to line the pockets of politically aligned groups than anything else.
Enforcement and different laws are hard in Cali. However its not a cake walk, as that's a thin line to get right without overstepping to one extreme or the other, and setting it up for a perfect storm of disastrous consequences.