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Originally Posted by rmay635703
Long ago during the Bush era when diesel hit $4,50 a gallon wages were very different
Despite people complaining about Fuel is still comparatively cheap and those complaining usually don’t actually care about gas prices but in reality are upset about “other” things real or imagined
I would estimate no one will really care until we are in the $8/$9 a gallon area until then I foresee no change in behavior as compared to the Bush era of gas price hikes every year
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In Europe, we pay around €1.80 per litre, depending on which country you're in and where you buy it. I paid €2.06 per litre in Netherlands recently (though that was for premium E5 in a motorway service station, so the most expensive fuel and the most expensive place to buy it). This is a bit more that we're used to but much of our cost is tax so we don't see the huge fluctuations in the crude oil price.