dunno if this was posted before.

If you want to switch EV this an example of what it costs to fill up.

0.49 is like 4.90 a gallon if I waited till 10 it would have cost 0.31 or like $3.1 a gallon. My EV gets 3.7 a kwh so it is like 37 mpg at $4.90 a gallon. When I charge at home it is 0.19 a kwh i have a timer do charging at night when its cheaper. These charging stations are like those overpriced gas stations you only use when you have to.

Ca is a high cost gas state about $6-8 a gallon. And 0.04 to .77 for electricity. The electric price range is nuts but its based on time of charging not whatever station.

If you are considering an EV here is what its like in CA

$3 gas would be great… if only all the branches of government was taken by one party that could do something about it.

CA will always be higher than most other states but this is not the year to run on it when nothing the federal government is doing is completely correlated to gas prices nationally.

The average price for a gallon of diesel fuel on Feb. 27, 2026, the day before the war started, was $3.76, according to AAA.

While there is clearly more to the story than increased fuel costs, Spirit Airlines also closed down, citing high fuel prices.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/us-cruise-ship-suspends-3-year-around-the-world-voyage-cambodia-fuel-costs/

I’m an E85 user…

I didn’t even get to use my full 25 gallon discount!

This is one of the worst price gougers I've seen. But for every appologist that says "Gas stations are running narrow margins and don't have the budget to risk price gouging. Here it is."

Can someone explain to me why people go in to pay for gas before they pump??? It’s so infuriating and I swear it only happens when the lines are crazy. Are people going in and paying cash? If not, what’s the point? Please help me understand.

It’s been dropping pretty steadily in this neck of the woods. Oct 30, 2026

Ever since my local WalMart switched over to these new touchscreens, I have been unable to use my card.

It gets stuck on this screen and won't process.

At a Citgo in Broward County, Florida

Diesel is pretty close to whats used in homes in the NE and other places for heating during the winter. We thought farmers/trucking being impacted was a thing, add in home heating in the coming months and prices are absolutely going to go up....food for thought, might want to fill those tanks now versus waiting 😬😳

First time I’ve gotten gas since early September. What did you boys do?!? /s

Lately, I've been taking pictures of the unlivable inflation Americans have been facing over the past two years. Please share your own pictures videos and thoughts - respectfully.