This one was in Arkansas

Haha is that the picture of trump looking up at the solar eclipse?

You guys life in a tech dystopia with a utopian future sticker plastered in front.

Well gas prices were definitely lower on February 26th before that asshole started a war with Iran.

No its because Zohran Mamdani wants to tax the rich ofc.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen 86 octane gasoline 😂

I hadn’t either, until I got out here. I’m used to 87/89/93 or 87/91/93

Right, under $5/gallon? Braggart.

That's looks like ~1.30-1.50 more a gallon to me.

Oof.

The E0 is the one that was removed. It's only an option for the 91.

Look at this guy not from California!

6.89 the other day

Its about 6.50 to 7.20 near me depending on the station

$3.99 USD per gallon is about $1.43 CAD per litre. I weep, lol. I'm paying $1.96 CAD per litre (about $5.41 USD per gallon). I'm in Alberta, we grow it here. That's relatively cheap compared to some other provinces 😭

Edit: Don't take those numbers as gospel. I'm scrolling on the can, so it may not be my best math.

4.99ish where I am, for the last week or so.

I wouldn't call it lucking out but a couple weeks ago I was hitting the store midday and saw 1 station had jumped to $4.29. a couple blocks later I saw 2 stations still had it at 3.89 so I immediately filled up. Within a couple days it had already jumped to somewhere around 4.50 and days later it's at 4.99.

In Canada, The United States, and Mexico, the advertised octane rating is the average of the RON and the MON, called the Anti-Knock Index (AKI). It is often written on pumps as (R+M)/2. AKI is also sometimes called PON (Pump Octane Number).

Because of the 8 to 12 octane number difference between RON and MON noted above, the AKI shown in Canada and the United States is 4 to 6 octane numbers lower than elsewhere in the world for the same fuel.

There's a table in the wiki article that shows the equivalence of different systems

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating

Yes. USA, Canada and Mexico use a different rating. You need to add about 5 to get the same number on the more common RON scale.

There's two primary ways to measure octane. RON and MON. Most countries pick one- specifically RON. The US and Canada average the two, for some reason.

Currently about 605 yen ($3.90 USD) in (rural) Japan. That only seems cheap in dollars because the yen has tanked in the past few years. 5 years ago when there were somewhat similar gas prices it would've been about $5.75

I mean that's an insane percentage increase. My bro in Berlin (I'm in London) was saying they've seen 50% but you guys win! In the UK we're at about 10% increase since the Israel/US/Iran war

Same, unfortunately.

It's almost like El Taco heard about people trying to explain that the president wasn't actually capable of affecting gas prices and went "hold my beer McD's".

Also rare for the president to be a convicted felon. Yet this monster found a way.