Running Out of Gas??

[SilvrSRT10]

Was at Murphy Gas (Walmart) today and all they're pumping is regular or diesel. This is going on 2 or 3 weeks now.

 

[VIPR PWR]

93 here for 3.82 at sams club
Has anyone noticed that huricanes never use to affect gas prices untill a few years ago ---Whats the difference now?

 

[SilvrSRT10]

Has anyone noticed that huricanes never use to affect gas prices untill a few years ago ---Whats the difference now?

Its the Internetz fault. Actually it might have something to do with the worlds communications systems being so good now. Good news travels fast and bad news travels faster. So instead of just a community suffering from a hurricane, the whole nation can. Chicken Little syndrome. People will take the opportunity to exploit bad news to their advantage.

 

[etaylormcp]

ouch gas here but expensive

Paid $4.67 for premium Friday night about average here in Chitown lately but no shortages that I have seen.

 

[etaylormcp]

Congress buys their bullshit now

That's why hurricanes affect gas prices now. The politicos think we are dumb enough to swallow what they are sucking off of the oil companies.

 

[ntw0rk]

93 is down to $3.89 here with gas available at all stations......You might stay away from Atlanta...I saw on the news this morning they were experiencing shortages...one guy they interviewed said he had driven to 10 stations trying to find gas..

I am going to take a chance!!

What I am going to do is fill up in Macon, before I get into the big city. That will get me to Atlanta and back to Macon. From what I understand, it's mostly in the bigger cities that there are shortages. We'll see!!

Wish me luck!

 

[OCBob]

Pretty strange that Atlanta is out of gas, but not the smaller areas around there. One would think that the best move would be to funnel more fuel to the large metropolis that is the center of the Southern economy.

 

[supercar1of1]

Pretty strange that Atlanta is out of gas, but not the smaller areas around there. One would think that the best move would be to funnel more fuel to the large metropolis that is the center of the Southern economy.

Things are crazy here, fights, 911 system overloaded, nothing but reg once in a while but heard it should get better in a couple weeks.




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[Scrambler1]

I am going to take a chance!!

What I am going to do is fill up in Macon, before I get into the big city. That will get me to Atlanta and back to Macon. From what I understand, it's mostly in the bigger cities that there are shortages. We'll see!!

Wish me luck!

I reccomend stopping before you get to Macon. A guy from work was in Atlanta last week and finally found gas in Dublin on his way back. Situation is supposed to be getting better so by now it may not be an issue.

 

[ntw0rk]

I reccomend stopping before you get to Macon. A guy from work was in Atlanta last week and finally found gas in Dublin on his way back. Situation is supposed to be getting better so by now it may not be an issue.

I will take this into consideration, but I need a spot that I can fill up, drive to North Atlanta and back to, on one tank! Macon is within range, but much further south than that, and I might not make it back. (This is assuming that there isn't any gas in between, which there very well may be)

 

[Scrambler1]

Just talked to some friends of mine. Quick Trip is keeping their busiest Atlanta area stations gassed up. Racetrac is doing alright as well. Premium is still hard to find but most stations have gas and the lines are not nearly as long. Doesn't sound like you'll have a problem.

 

[ntw0rk]

Just talked to some friends of mine. Quick Trip is keeping their busiest Atlanta area stations gassed up. Racetrac is doing alright as well. Premium is still hard to find but most stations have gas and the lines are not nearly as long. Doesn't sound like you'll have a problem.

Great! Thanks for the info!

I will be putting my stock PCM in the truck so that I can use 89 if I need to. I know it's not recommended, but when you are in a bind....

 

[SilvrSRT10]

Okey Dokey. Off to Offensive we go.

It took me awhile to find the gas prices. Them were the good ole days.