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And wash the rear curtains

Mobile, AL still has gas, but basically none in Pensacola, FL. I'm somewhere in the middle and had to fill up a bit ago. Lines were forming and pumps shutting down.

Funny thing is none of the gas on the coast is supplied by the pipeline. The sheeple are panicking, again...

I went in to town again this evening. Just a 5 mile drive, I got enough gas in the tank for 280 miles so, no problema for me.
There is still no gas in Marshall. The Exxon lady told me if they are lucky will get more gas on Thursday.

Where does the fuel supply come from?

I wonder what the root cause of all these shortages is?

^^^Douche bag^^^

Chevron Pascagoula, by barge and truck.

it problems the 5500.mile pipeline in the se was hacked. When the get the virus'es run down with new safeguards they'll be up and running again week 10 days. Work at home or go jack your root your fugged. you know I wouldn't sh*t you. Mb

And Joey,s handlers told him to EO the XL pipeline outta existence.....


Liberal Socialist Democrats....
The gift that keeps on giving.....

I paid $3.09 a gallon for 93 octane today . No sign of a shortage yet.

UPS had all of us package delivery drivers fill up at a couple of local gas stations. They didn't want to use up what fuel we have in our tanks at the building. Every gas station within 5 miles of our building in Knoxville is out of gas almost. When I went in to get the fuel receipt, the cashier told me that they had less than 500 gallons left. I filled up with 93 octane and put 40 gallons in to the tune of $124.

Why.

Colonial brings refined product.

Most of the areas it serves aren't producing much crude.
Build refinerys there, and then you will be transporting crude for
them to refine. Same problem, less efficiency.

It's one reason our fuel is so expensive here in southern Pa.
Our fuel is from the Buckeye pipeline. Philthadelphia to Ohio.
Philthy has no crude, so it's shipped in, at high cost.
About half of the refinerys in that area have been closed.
The remainder thrived from trainloads of crude out of
The Balkan. When it was cheap.
It's not anymore, and they are
on the verge of closing. If they do, the Buckeye will reverse flow,
And pump oil from the Great Lakes East. They are already contemplating
doing that for the West half. Somehow, it would flow both directions and
meet at Altoona Pa. Where I used to load out of.

You'll get it one day, I got faith in you.

So we can drive 3-400 miles and have to charge it for 18 hours? Lmfao. You’ll never get it.

I've got this!

Lmao, city boy. How do they tow? Most of us wouldn’t be switching from a Subaru Outback to a Tesla.

The current administration is going to make what Obama did to America seem like child's play!