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NMTRUCKER said:
I remember paying like $1.50/gallon of gas during the height of the pandemic when the supply greatly outpaced the demand. That sure doesn’t jive with that graph. 🤔
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It was probably too small of a blip in 2020 to move the average enough.

But we should consider ourselves lucky: the average price of gas in 1980 was $1.19. Adjusted for inflation, that'd be $4.90 today!

Just be glad your truck doesn't run on eggs right now...lol
 
NMTRUCKER said:
They’re now rationing eggs here if you can get them at all. The price of diesel has gone up $0.54/gallon since 20 January.
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We hear about it on the news but there is no shortage of eggs here. Prices are elevated though. The standard response of "raise prices because we can" probably.
 
Dusdaddy said:
We hear about it on the news but there is no shortage of eggs here. Prices are elevated though. The standard response of "raise prices because we can" probably.
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We had a shortage when it first happened. I went to Walmart and they were sold out. I tried a few different stores until I found a dozen for $6. That's quite high.
 
Fightnfire said:
We're over $11 for 18 but we go through a ridiculous amount of eggs in my house. Usually were buying the 4 or 5 dozen from Costco. (I don't remember exactly, she does the majority of the grocery shopping)
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$9 here in PA for 18. Basically $0.50 an egg regardless of count.

Funny thing, someone stole a tractor trailer full of eggs. Something like 100K eggs. I can't even imagine how they could sell even half of them before they go bad.

Police have yet to crack the case.......:p
 
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