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Marshy

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These low gas prices hurts refinery work so it effects how much work I can possibly get in them. They need about $3 gallon or better to start doing a lot of work again.
It should drive the refinery to figure a way to decrease operating costs. "Should" being the key.

I have a friend that works on a drill rig in Alaska and a few months ago he said $/barrel was going to hit $15.
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Terry Hennessy

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They clam they are not tied together ,but i have been doing this 28 years now ,it was pointed out to me from another guy about 20 years ago and i have watched since and they have both went up and down together every time .
It is actually china that controls the prices ,if they quit buying logs and steel ,the price falls bad .
In the 1990s, I used to question the guys in 1/2-ton pickups doing cardboard at $10/ ton, when gas was ($2, 3, 4/gal?), and asked HOW do you make money? Seems it would have all gone to the pump...
 

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1.48 for diesel???????????? wow that is stunning
I always said diesel going above gasoline was a bullet in the economy; that is where we started seeing "Fuel Adjustment Charges" on everything. (This old man) can recall when gas was $0.25 and diesel and kerosene $0.10
 

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Cheapest I can remember paying for gas was 33 cents a gallon, that was when I was a little tot mowing grass for candy bars and ice cream!
 
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