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Griswold -> RE: Long Hot Summer and High Gas Prices/How are you saving money? (6/8/2008 7:29:34 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MzMia Gas in my area is now around $4 a gallon, I read that gas will rise 25% in the next year. It is going to be around 100 degree's for the next 3 days in the D.C. area. I am blessed to be very comfortable and happy where I live, and close to public transportation, work, shopping and even fairly close to family members. I caught the subway to the movies last weekend, and it was packed! I had a big grin on my face, $3.60 round trip fare and the a/c was blasting. Everyone does not live outside a big city, with fairly inexpensive subways they can catch. When the temps are 100 degree's you kind of need to run the a/c. Running the a/c burns more gas, time to run out and buy more $4 gas! My friend the independent truck driver is crying the blues. I talked to a man with a beautiful Hummer the other day at the gas station, I joked about the price of gas {are you really surprised?} and he joked back, and then said "I am going to sell this Hummer in the next couple of weeks". I have been able to make changes and I can still save money, even in this economy. Many are just not so fortunate. How are you going to cope, and make it over the long, hot summer? Will you be able to even save money and get ahead? I am going to be doing less driving and more of this --->[sm=onphone.gif] $100 fill-ups arrive at gas pumps - CNN.com (Was there a question?)
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