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Jaspers Ghost said:

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Is that not what you're attempting to do with that troll post?

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Irrelevant. How much is the price of gas today?

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3.59 at my Costco

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Only 30% over the magic $2.99 gas threshold OP was crowing about.

Maybe the OP meant $3 per half gallon?

Jaspers Ghost said:

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TAMUallen said:

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AggieVictor10 said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jaspers Ghost said:

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Is that not what you're attempting to do with that troll post?

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Irrelevant. How much is the price of gas today?

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3.59 at my Costco

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Only 30% over the magic $2.99 gas threshold OP was crowing about.

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Oh you got him good. If only you did your part to sell two more teas

JUST IN: United, American, & Southwest announce plans to cut cheaper, less profitable flights as jet fuel prices surge to their highest level since early May.

— Polymarket (@Polymarket) September 17, 2026

Jaspers Ghost said:

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TAMUallen said:

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AggieVictor10 said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Is that not what you're attempting to do with that troll post?

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Irrelevant. How much is the price of gas today?

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3.59 at my Costco

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Only 30% over the magic $2.99 gas threshold OP was crowing about.

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The extra 30% is just a tribute to the creator of the new Golden Age. Small price to pay for so much winning. /s

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The problem with a diesel export ban is unless we exempt Canada (and make nice with them in general), they could cut off the oil our refineries need to make diesel in the first place.

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You realize CAN doesnt have a West-East pipeline. It all flows down through the US before going north again.
All we would do is shut the pipelines down and they'd get 0 deliveries. Its not a game of chicken they'd survive.

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The US blocking diesel exports would blow up the international diesel market. I think the might be willing to risk it if their truckers were looking at $15 a gallon.

People on her love to puff their chests out about America being able to do whatever we want and the rest of the world just having to suck it up. The reality worldwide is demonstrating that's not how it works anymore.

TAMUallen said:

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Jaspers Ghost said:

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TAMUallen said:

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AggieVictor10 said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jaspers Ghost said:

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Is that not what you're attempting to do with that troll post?

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Irrelevant. How much is the price of gas today?

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3.59 at my Costco

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Only 30% over the magic $2.99 gas threshold OP was crowing about.

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Oh you got him good. If only you did your part to sell two more teas

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Only on TexAgs does being unhappy about $4.00 gas under a republican administration, make you a flaming liberal.

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JUST IN: United, American, & Southwest announce plans to cut cheaper, less profitable flights as jet fuel prices surge to their highest level since early May.

— Polymarket (@Polymarket) September 17, 2026

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This sounds like what happened a little after Trump fist started attacking Iran.

Any chance this means prices are going to jump up at the rate they did back then?

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We order diesel in bulk for our delivery trucks. Just got the receipt from the driver. $6.022/gallon. 300 gallons

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Where I am in WA, diesel is $7.29/gal.

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AxelFoley85 said:

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JUST IN: United, American, & Southwest announce plans to cut cheaper, less profitable flights as jet fuel prices surge to their highest level since early May.

— Polymarket (@Polymarket) September 17, 2026

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This sounds like what happened a little after Trump fist started attacking Iran.

Any chance this means prices are going to jump up at the rate they did back then?

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I don't see how they don't. Well, maybe not quite at the same rate but no way the carriers are going to eat any loss for long. There still is no clear end in sight with any of the wars affecting these fuel prices.

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We order diesel in bulk for our delivery trucks. Just got the receipt from the driver. $6.022/gallon. 300 gallons

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Where I am in WA, diesel is $7.29/gal.

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it's insane. We operate 2 lumber yards and a feed store. Between the 3 locations, we have 8 diesel delivery trucks (2 of those are CDL trucks) running from 7:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday. Most of those trucks are filling up every other day, if not every day.

And I get yelled at by customers because I'm having to charge them $50 to deliver.

HillCountry15 said:

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HillCountry15 said:

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We order diesel in bulk for our delivery trucks. Just got the receipt from the driver. $6.022/gallon. 300 gallons

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Where I am in WA, diesel is $7.29/gal.

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it's insane. We operate 2 lumber yards and a feed store. Between the 3 locations, we have 8 diesel delivery trucks (2 of those are CDL trucks) running from 7:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday. Most of those trucks are filling up every other day, if not every day.

And I get yelled at by customers because I'm having to charge them $50 to deliver.

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Just put a line item adjustment fee titled Patriotic Contribution.

OP was made on June 23rd YIKES

The amount of goaltending on this thread is a microcosm of conservatives everywhere. Its refreshing seeing people actually admit this is insane.

Its equally scary to see the depths some of you will go to to defend all of it.

Trump said the war is over "soon" today though guys so its definitely going to be better "soon".

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OP was made on June 23rd YIKES

The amount of goaltending on this thread is a microcosm of conservatives everywhere. Its refreshing seeing people actually admit this is insane.

Its equally scary to see the depths some of you will go to to defend all of it.

Trump said the war is over "soon" today though guys so its definitely going to be better "soon".

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Protip: Most, if not all, of the sycophantic goaltending isn't being done by actual conservatives. Just fanatical subjects.

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We order diesel in bulk for our delivery trucks. Just got the receipt from the driver. $6.022/gallon. 300 gallons

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Where I am in WA, diesel is $7.29/gal.

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it's insane. We operate 2 lumber yards and a feed store. Between the 3 locations, we have 8 diesel delivery trucks (2 of those are CDL trucks) running from 7:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday. Most of those trucks are filling up every other day, if not every day.

And I get yelled at by customers because I'm having to charge them $50 to deliver.

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I'm seeing a range of pricing for diesel, from the road and looking at posted pricing, of $6.029 to 6.259 per gallon of diesel. Not sustainable.

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We order diesel in bulk for our delivery trucks. Just got the receipt from the driver. $6.022/gallon. 300 gallons

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Where I am in WA, diesel is $7.29/gal.

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it's insane. We operate 2 lumber yards and a feed store. Between the 3 locations, we have 8 diesel delivery trucks (2 of those are CDL trucks) running from 7:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday. Most of those trucks are filling up every other day, if not every day.

And I get yelled at by customers because I'm having to charge them $50 to deliver.

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I'm seeing a range of pricing for diesel, from the road and looking at posted pricing, of $6.029 to 6.259 per gallon of diesel. Not sustainable.

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It's not sustainable at all. And I fear that the majority of the population doesn't realize that the price of fuel (especially diesel) has a direct impact on almost literally every other thing they have to buy. Food. Electricity. Clothes. You name it.

At some point in time, the product you are spending money on came in some sort of contact with a diesel engine. Period.

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JUST IN: United, American, & Southwest announce plans to cut cheaper, less profitable flights as jet fuel prices surge to their highest level since early May.

— Polymarket (@Polymarket) September 17, 2026

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This sounds like what happened a little after Trump fist started attacking Iran.

Any chance this means prices are going to jump up at the rate they did back then?

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Prices are already way up
Christmas Travel is crazy expensive on United

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/jp-morgan-says-it-has-no-clear-oil-market-endgame-iran-conflict-drags-2026-09-17/

JP Morgan said on Thursday that it does not have a clear baseline view for oil markets for the first time since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran.

"We simply don't know how to model the endgame," analysts at the bank noted.

The note flagged that at the beginning of the conflict, JP Morgan had assumed there were some economic thresholds that the U.S. administration would not cross, but six months into the conflict, many of those lines have been crossed with no clear exit strategy in view.

Global inventories of crude and refined products have fallen by about 555 million barrels since the conflict began, only around one-third of the decline the bank had projected earlier this year.

At the same time, global oil demand has run about 4.4 million barrels per day below year-ago levels, helping offset supply losses, the bank said.

"By leaning much more on demand destruction and much less on stock draws, the market has been able to absorb an extraordinary supply disruption without a sustained rise in crude prices. Since the conflict began, Brent has averaged just $94," it noted.

Global oil supply and demand look set to fall further than previously expected this year, the International Energy Agency said last week.

The bank said significant inventories remain available, particularly in China, Europe, Japan and South Korea, providing a buffer against a prolonged disruption. That could limit the need for crude prices to rise substantially in the near term.

Still, it cautioned that if Middle East supply disruptions persist, oil prices could move higher later this year as inventories decline further and the market becomes increasingly dependent on demand destruction to maintain balance.

"In short, there is still enough dry powder to keep prices containedfor now," the bank said.

Well who could have seen this coming?

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Well who could have seen this coming?

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Not Stevie Wonder, or Ray Charles.

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Well who could have seen this coming?

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Not Stevie Wonder, or Ray Charles.

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Saudi's have accelerated repair (by contractors of course) on their surface east-west pipeline to yanbu.

🇸🇦 The satellite images do indeed confirm that the Saudis are repairing the East-West oil pipeline and building a bypass for the damaged pumping station. https://t.co/d2g30vrAtg pic.twitter.com/2oC9mBZENe

— Barong (@Barong369) September 18, 2026

WTI might/is within a dollar of crossing under $100 again. Gas (October contracts, not retail for the 200th time) down to $3.45.

The clock is ticking loudly on the reserves globally and when that drops to under 40% we will wake up to $5 gas and $8 diesel.

Gas demand seems to be much more elastic than people thought. China plus electric cars I guess. Diesel on the other hand may get really bad.

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The clock is ticking loudly on the reserves globally and when that drops to under 40% we will wake up to $5 gas and $8 diesel.

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Well at least it's not like it was with Jimmy Carter

Rbv6 is now in the 3.40s. Rbx6 is 3.20, and Rbz6 is in the 2.90s. How is that falling like "a rocket in reverse"?.

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3 months ago. pic.twitter.com/8etYvUIP7b

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) September 17, 2026

"We are fighting for survival."

Matt Bell, 52, has been farming for more than half his life in central North Carolina.

He grows soybeans, corn and wheat and raises beef cattle on more than 1,000 acres. But Bell, who voted for President Trump, says soaring prices for fuel,… pic.twitter.com/9ELYXkJywt

— CBS News (@CBSNews) September 18, 2026

Straight up interview with a real farmer.......no political talk, just business.


At what point does it make sense for him to leave the crops in the field unharvested? The Germans are reportedly paying $12.00 per gallon. Can't imagine many German farmers breaking even at that price.

Whats the breaking point for American farmers? $7.00, $8.50, $10.00, $12.00 or higher?

And most importantly when do the Republicans come back from vacation to pass an emergency farm fuel subsidy bill?

BREAKING: Diesel in Germany has reached €2.80 a liter, about $12 a gallon, with truck diesel at the same price. The nationwide average is €2.42, about $10.55 a gallon, and still climbing by the hour.

Germany runs on diesel, from freight and farming to some 14 million diesel… pic.twitter.com/LheSKazM2V

— The Hormuz Letter (@HormuzLetter) September 16, 2026

Don't be worry a corporation will be along to buy his farm. When I step back and look at the situation, I can't help but think it's all intentional.

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Kinda feels that way doesn't it.....

You can call this Trump's Razor, Biden's Razor, or whomever you what to pin it on: never use malice as a reason when stupidity is equally suitable.

And in other news from around the world......

BREAKING: Pakistan has imposed "lockdown-like" measures amid its fuel and gas crisis due to historically low supply, including fuel allocation reductions and a mandatory 9 PM market closure.

Details include:

1. Pakistan has now mandated all markets to close by 9 PM and the…

— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) September 18, 2026

Extended fuel shortages are the type of thing that get governments overthrown.

I think we might be in for a really interesting next few weeks.

Trump should declare victory and just walk away. Relieve the pressure and let markets heal themselves.

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HillCountry15 said:

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We order diesel in bulk for our delivery trucks. Just got the receipt from the driver. $6.022/gallon. 300 gallons

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What's your normal discount with delivery? Do you usually pay fleet or retail pricing for it in bulk? I'm seeing fleet pricing at the pump ranging from $6/gal in west Texas to ~$5.80 for the rest of the state. One station in Brownwood has diesel for $4.75/gal today. Might be worth exploring.