That's is the way I heat the house but my tractor runs on heating oil. Is it true that $200 dollar crude means the crude costs $4.75 before it is cooked?
Do what?
A barrel of oil is 42 gallons I think. $200 crude would cost $4.75 a gallon before it is refined if my arithmetic is right. Sometimes I get fouled up figuring like the time I said a 1 inch rain on an acre was 1 million gallons when I meant 40 acres. One of our observant members straightened me out with a private message. How embarrassing.
Anyway if it starts out at $4.75 a gallon I wonder what the gas and diesel will cost per gallon.
