Gas prices Spiking to Highest Cost ever per gallon.
May 14, 2008 – 3:37 pmand climbing!
New Yorkers pay more for gas than nearly everyone else in the country, according to AAA.
In New York, the average cost for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is $3.896. That compares with $3.95 in Alaska, $3.94 in Connecticut and $3.93 in California.
Rounding out the top five states with the highest gas prices are Illinois, at $3.894 a gallon, and Hawaii, at $3.891 a gallon.
Gas is cheapest in Arizona, where a gallon averages $3.50.
In Canada, things aren’t much better. I personally own a truck and what used to cost me $75 to fill from empty just 2 months ago is now breaking just over $100.00
Just look at what Micheal Moore has to say about gas prices and government. Perhaps it’s a conspiracy…
YouTube Direktgas prices highest yet and climbing
Now really who can afford these types of cost’s without having to cut back elsewhere. Gone are the day’s being able to go for leisure Sunday Drive. I personally have cut down on other spending, like going for a coffee, or going to get a snack somewhere. And I’m also going to be riding my Kona Mt. bike a lot more.
I’m sure you too are feeling the pinch. If you are please feel free to respond with a comment about what the elevated and rediculous price of fuel is doing to your pocket book.
Personally I think we’re all being ripped off.
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