I live near Marshall NC. I just drove in to town at 9:30 pm to tank up. The Exxon is out of gas! The gal told me that, the big Ingles grocery store station across the street at 6pm had a 2 hour wait for gas. And the Ingles is now out.
She told me that Exxon will get a shipment of gas in tomorrow morning at 5am, but by 6 am it will all be gone.
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
To be an ASS, ever hear of gas cans and fuel stabilizer?
Yes I have and I used to keep two, 6 gallon cans of gas with fuel stabilizer on hand. I fell out of that practice 3 years ago. Looks like I need to get back with the 12 gallons of gas on storage. Thanks for the reminder.
I live near Marshall NC. I just drove in to town at 9:30 pm to tank up. The Exxon is out of gas! The gal told me that, the big Ingles grocery store station across the street at 6pm had a 2 hour wait for gas. And the Ingles is now out.
She told me that Exxon will get a shipment of gas in tomorrow morning at 5am, but by 6 am it will all be gone.
If its that easy then most/all infrastructure is at risk.
This country is less than two weeks away from anarchy at any time.
Just finished reading a book titled Brave New War by John Robb. Came out in 2006 and therefore is heavily oriented toward the Iraq war. His main thesis is that small forces can and do target infrastructure and by so doing are able to defeat conventional armies as well as prevent them from winning the "hearts and minds" of the everyday citizens. Highly recommend it, although he gets a bit obtuse near the end.
I would say that if it ever gets to the point of civil war in this country, these are some of the tactics that will have to be employed.
I wrote the OP. I just drove in to town to go to the grocery store. No gas at Ingles, no gas at Exxon. Exxon thought they would get a delivery at 5am today but they didn't get it. They don't know when they will get any gas.
Just rolled into the speedway on i40 and filled up. No problem. $2.69
Potsy you are over the mountains there on I 40. Are you near Knoxville? I believe that you are on a different supply line from us here in the mountains near Asheville. Our gasoline comes in the Colonial pipeline up from Atlanta and through Spartanburg SC, they pump it in to huge storage tanks there in Spartanburg, and then tanker trucks bring it up the mountain to Asheville and Marshall.
I think your gasoline comes in from another pipeline, maybe over in the Memphis or Nashville area.
Are some of the gas stations in your area closed down? Just where on I 40 did you pull into the Speedway?
Filled my Frontier this Am, $2.79 Ran out the minute I heard[Sat AM] and filled Tahoe $2.60 Will run out after work today and fill CRV. So far all good up here in SWVA but it won't stay that way for long.
Little country store down the road still pumping, they are lined up all the way around.
I don't have to be anywhere but home, wife still has to travel some for work but says patients are cancelling because they don't have fuel to get to appointment.
After the last hurricane I kinda sorta looked around for a truck bed tank to store more at home without screwing with 5 gallon cans. Never decided on anything thinking I'd have to mount it on a trailer to fill it and then decide on some kind of pump.
My brother is my neighbor here on the mountain, he lives 1/2 mile away. And Thank God he has a Tesla. We need to go downtown tomorrow and I think we will take the Tesla.
My brother is my neighbor here on the mountain, he lives 1/2 mile away. And Thank God he has a Tesla. We need to go downtown tomorrow and I think we will take the Tesla.
We'll be using our Mazda3 and CRV for a bit it appears.
We just got a Bucee's down here, has 120 pumps, someone just said half are dry as of lunch time.
Middle Georgia, huh? What town? I used to live in Milledgeville. You got a Buc-Cees down there? That is something new. I never heard of that place until I started driving the Big Rig. They are all over Texas, huge like you said with 100, maybe 120 pumps. Interestingly, no Big Rigs allowed. I never saw a Buc-Cees in Georgia.
We just got a Bucee's down here, has 120 pumps, someone just said half are dry as of lunch time.
Middle Georgia, huh? What town? I used to live in Milledgeville. You got a Buc-Cees down there? That is something new. I never heard of that place until I started driving the Big Rig. They are all over Texas, huge like you said with 100, maybe 120 pumps. Interestingly, no Big Rigs allowed. I never saw a Buc-Cees in Georgia.
Right off the interstate sort of between Fort Valley and Warner Robins.
We just got a Bucee's down here, has 120 pumps, someone just said half are dry as of lunch time.
Middle Georgia, huh? What town? I used to live in Milledgeville. You got a Buc-Cees down there? That is something new. I never heard of that place until I started driving the Big Rig. They are all over Texas, huge like you said with 100, maybe 120 pumps. Interestingly, no Big Rigs allowed. I never saw a Buc-Cees in Georgia.
There’s one about an hour before you to Orange Beach Alabama
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
This is why there is gasoline shortage. In a week the supply will be back to normal, but the panic buying herd mentality just drain the tanks and jacks the prices.
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
This is why there is gasoline shortage. In a week the supply will be back to normal, but the panic buying herd mentality just drain the tanks and jacks the prices.
I pray you all get some gas soon. It’s 2.69 for diesel here.
I paid $4.49 for non E and $3.49 for diesel yesterday on the Oregon Coast. It’s been on a steady increase since November out here and you should hear these commy Flucks whining.
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.
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.
I wonder what the root cause of all these shortages is?
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...
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
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.
Gas is drying up all over the Carolinas. Things seem a bit better in the western half of the state.
Maybe build some refineries out that way? Not one single refinery in NC or SC I don't think and one dink in GA.
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 are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
This is why there is gasoline shortage. In a week the supply will be back to normal, but the panic buying herd mentality just drain the tanks and jacks the prices.
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
This is why there is gasoline shortage. In a week the supply will be back to normal, but the panic buying herd mentality just drain the tanks and jacks the prices.
Pretty simple,you are 100% correct !
Pretty easy to see those that were too lazy to see where this was going. I’ve been around long enough to see how people react. Sorry if I stay ahead of them. You guys might learn a lesson but I doubt it.
Pretty easy to see those that were too lazy to see where this was going. I’ve been around long enough to see how people react. Sorry if I stay ahead of them. You guys might learn a lesson but I doubt it.
I never seen somebody so proud over a tank of gas.
Pretty easy to see those that were too lazy to see where this was going. I’ve been around long enough to see how people react. Sorry if I stay ahead of them. You guys might learn a lesson but I doubt it.
I never seen somebody so proud over a tank of gas.
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
This is why there is gasoline shortage. In a week the supply will be back to normal, but the panic buying herd mentality just drain the tanks and jacks the prices.
Pretty simple,you are 100% correct !
Pretty easy to see those that were too lazy to see where this was going. I’ve been around long enough to see how people react. Sorry if I stay ahead of them. You guys might learn a lesson but I doubt it.
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
This is why there is gasoline shortage. In a week the supply will be back to normal, but the panic buying herd mentality just drain the tanks and jacks the prices.
Pretty simple,you are 100% correct !
Pretty easy to see those that were too lazy to see where this was going. I’ve been around long enough to see how people react. Sorry if I stay ahead of them. You guys might learn a lesson but I doubt it.
Want to trade for some toilet paper?
#NEVERLETACNNCRISIS
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Originally Posted by simonkenton7
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I heard about this at 2:30 today. Stopped on the way home and filled up the Camry. Went home and got the Ranger out to fill up. Had to wait in line. Schit Iike this worries me, need gas to get to the cabin.
This is why there is gasoline shortage. In a week the supply will be back to normal, but the panic buying herd mentality just drain the tanks and jacks the prices.
Pretty simple,you are 100% correct !
Pretty easy to see those that were too lazy to see where this was going. I’ve been around long enough to see how people react. Sorry if I stay ahead of them. You guys might learn a lesson but I doubt it.
Want to trade for some toilet paper?
#NEVERLETACNNCRISIS
Don’t need it or ammo either. I am a little short on some reloading supplies, lead mostly.
It is. We were seeing 7 different bears last year during the summer (2 cubs on their own) a mother with her little one and 4 others, two bigger bears running together in the bunch.
Deer hunting has suffered in my opinion since they’ve allowed doe season in the area we hunt, Cal Price State Forest. It’s all changing this year though to Bowhunting/Muzzleloader only from what I’ve heard. We’ll be spending time in the National Forest I guess.
Some deer taken, but they’ve over harvested the forest and doe hunting. I use to see 5-6 deer a day, these days your lucky to see 3-4 a week. I guess they do this in order to make money for Watoga State Park.
should have kicked her in the c-nt, gas is still around 2.50-2.60 here.
Good to know, I paid 2.75 to fill the pick up yesterday in central FL.
Be heading through Texas in a couple days in the RV. Gotta tank full of 1.87 a gallon last Octobers fuel that might get me to the Florida state line on I-10.
Don't appear to be much for shortages westbound but I was curious of price. 1000 miles of I-10 getting through Texas will be around 3 fill ups while in your state.
I live near Marshall NC. I just drove in to town at 9:30 pm to tank up. The Exxon is out of gas! The gal told me that, the big Ingles grocery store station across the street at 6pm had a 2 hour wait for gas. And the Ingles is now out.
She told me that Exxon will get a shipment of gas in tomorrow morning at 5am, but by 6 am it will all be gone.
I was just at the Dollar General, and I overheard conversations about half hour waits at local gas stations. People are mainly panicking over word of shortages coming. I would have filled up, but I have three-quarters of a tank now.
Things are loosening up just a bit in some areas of N.C. You have to get a bit lucky and show up at the right gas station at the right time. Hopefully things will ease up some time over the weekend.
Being a retired electric lineman I have seen first hand how goofy folks get when they have no power or fuel.Back in 2003 I believe about 5-7 States lost the power grid for 5 days.All of our sub-stations here in lower Michigan had no electric.I was on call trouble shooter and people were wigging out.After that little episode we purchased 2 gravity fed 300 gas/diesel fuel tanks and a 17 kw propane whole house generator.Glad we did..
This evening I drove Merrimon Avenue from downtown Asheville, all the way to Weaverville. This is the main road of the north side of Asheville NC. I counted 14 gas stations, including 3 big ones at Ingles grocery store. All were out of gas. Turning towards the Interstate on I 26, there was a little Mom n Pop Shell that did have gasoline! Every pump was getting pumped and there were 8 cars in line.
They said today that 78 percent of gas stations in Asheville are out, but my research shows that 93 percent are out. Hoping for a better tomorrow.
We were in a Tesla so we just waved at the gas stations, as we drove on by.
This evening I drove Merrimon Avenue from downtown Asheville, all the way to Weaverville. This is the main road of the north side of Asheville NC. I counted 14 gas stations, including 3 big ones at Ingles grocery store. All were out of gas. Turning towards the Interstate on I 26, there was a little Mom n Pop Shell that did have gasoline! Every pump was getting pumped and there were 8 cars in line.
They said today that 78 percent of gas stations in Asheville are out, but my research shows that 93 percent are out. Hoping for a better tomorrow.
We were in a Tesla so we just waved at the gas stations, as we drove on by.
Liberal hell holes are panic buyers. That's why they are out of gas.
Ha!!!!!! Where are all of those dumb-azzes that ridiculed me for buying a 100gal diesel tank for my truck? You stupid folks that ridiculed; how’s the fuel situation going for you on the East Coast? A bunch of dum drunks that post stupid comments at night before bedtime, LOL
This evening I drove Merrimon Avenue from downtown Asheville, all the way to Weaverville. This is the main road of the north side of Asheville NC. I counted 14 gas stations, including 3 big ones at Ingles grocery store. All were out of gas. Turning towards the Interstate on I 26, there was a little Mom n Pop Shell that did have gasoline! Every pump was getting pumped and there were 8 cars in line.
They said today that 78 percent of gas stations in Asheville are out, but my research shows that 93 percent are out. Hoping for a better tomorrow.
We were in a Tesla so we just waved at the gas stations, as we drove on by.
Did you shoot them the Bird as you drove by in your Tesla???
I don’t understand why he got arrested. She wrecked his car, she spit in face, she took a swing first.
If he was gonna go downtown too, he should have snatched that weave and kicked her straight up the ass on the retrieve.
Hope he made it to the pumps at least
Daddy always said, "Son, don't ever hit a lady. But if a woman starts swinging at you, she ain't no lady".
If he had knocked her are into the dirt, she had it coming. And of story. And she would still owe restitution. Except. "She ain't got no 'shurance".
Some stations here are out. Don't know why, for sure. Our pipeline is from the refiners in Philthy.
I'm guessing that it's a self imposed thing. Sheetz stores are running out, I think they are redirecting trucks. Using some if the local trucks to ship fuel from here to places that are out. Now, there aren't enough trucks to keep up with the increased Local demand as people here prepare.
We did. I foresaw this exact thing. Our cars are full, and I have a couple cans full. The cans are a normal thing, bought a couple weeks ago. I always like to have about 10 gallon here. Added to whatever is in the car, it's another 250 miles. If we needs to scat, it's there. Crazy chit to think about, but everyday lately, it seems less crazy.
Colonial Pipeline resumes operations after hacking shutdown
Fuel began moving through the Colonial Pipeline late Wednesday afternoon, five days after hackers strangled the massive oil network that runs through the Southeast.
The Colonial Pipeline Company said it will be several days before the system is fully operational.
“Colonial will move as much gasoline, diesel and jet fuel as is safely possible and will continue to do so until markets return to normal,” the company said.
Colonial Pipeline storage tanks are seen Monday in Woodbridge, N.J.
The massive oil distribution network, which transports nearly half the fuel used on the East Coast, was targeted by Russian hackers Friday. The hack caused oil shortages throughout the region, fueled by people panic buying gas after learning about the shutdown.
Gas prices spiked and gas stations from Florida to West Virginia reported running out of gas. As of Wednesday afternoon, nearly two-thirds of gas stations in North Carolina and more than 40% of those in Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia were out of gas, according to GasBuddy, a travel and navigation app tracking gas data nationwide.
Russian hacking group DarkSide was responsible for the attack, the FBI said. The group is known for its ransomware attacks, in which it takes over a computer system, locks the owners out and demands payment in exchange for leaving.
The Colonial Pipeline Company shut down the pipeline as a proactive measure after the cyberattack. The company does not plan to pay the ransom, according to Reuters.*
*(I refuse to be held accountable for the content of this cut and paste message be it fact, fiction or fantasy.).... Jeff
You are not an ass that is good advice. My pickup is tanked up. I can run 280 miles with the fuel in the truck. But fuel in the Infiniti is low, I went down there to tank up, and took a 5 gallon gas can with me. A day late and a dollar short on the backup.
I keep plenty of gasoline in my garage. It's been there for months.
I hear in some socialist / communist strongholds along the east coast you can order toilet paper at the pump and pick it up at the register as you leave.
Just rolled into the speedway on i40 and filled up. No problem. $2.69
Potsy you are over the mountains there on I 40. Are you near Knoxville? I believe that you are on a different supply line from us here in the mountains near Asheville. Our gasoline comes in the Colonial pipeline up from Atlanta and through Spartanburg SC, they pump it in to huge storage tanks there in Spartanburg, and then tanker trucks bring it up the mountain to Asheville and Marshall.
I think your gasoline comes in from another pipeline, maybe over in the Memphis or Nashville area.
Are some of the gas stations in your area closed down? Just where on I 40 did you pull into the Speedway?
simon, just curious. Can you smell the commie stench from Asheville at your place?
Just rolled into the speedway on i40 and filled up. No problem. $2.69
Potsy you are over the mountains there on I 40. Are you near Knoxville? I believe that you are on a different supply line from us here in the mountains near Asheville. Our gasoline comes in the Colonial pipeline up from Atlanta and through Spartanburg SC, they pump it in to huge storage tanks there in Spartanburg, and then tanker trucks bring it up the mountain to Asheville and Marshall.
I think your gasoline comes in from another pipeline, maybe over in the Memphis or Nashville area.
Are some of the gas stations in your area closed down? Just where on I 40 did you pull into the Speedway?
simon, just curious. Can you smell the commie stench from Asheville at your place?
Some days its strong here, prevailing winds and all. Its hard to tell the difference between that funk and the BS odor from Chapel Hill.
Just rolled into the speedway on i40 and filled up. No problem. $2.69
Potsy you are over the mountains there on I 40. Are you near Knoxville? I believe that you are on a different supply line from us here in the mountains near Asheville. Our gasoline comes in the Colonial pipeline up from Atlanta and through Spartanburg SC, they pump it in to huge storage tanks there in Spartanburg, and then tanker trucks bring it up the mountain to Asheville and Marshall.
I think your gasoline comes in from another pipeline, maybe over in the Memphis or Nashville area.
Are some of the gas stations in your area closed down? Just where on I 40 did you pull into the Speedway?
simon, just curious. Can you smell the commie stench from Asheville at your place?
Some days its strong here, prevailing winds and all. Its hard to tell the difference between that funk and the BS odor from Chapel Hill.
Lol. I hear ya.
That Chapel Hill funk may have a certain sweetness from all that edjumication. Kinda like anhydrous ammonia.
Just rolled into the speedway on i40 and filled up. No problem. $2.69
Potsy you are over the mountains there on I 40. Are you near Knoxville? I believe that you are on a different supply line from us here in the mountains near Asheville. Our gasoline comes in the Colonial pipeline up from Atlanta and through Spartanburg SC, they pump it in to huge storage tanks there in Spartanburg, and then tanker trucks bring it up the mountain to Asheville and Marshall.
I think your gasoline comes in from another pipeline, maybe over in the Memphis or Nashville area.
Are some of the gas stations in your area closed down? Just where on I 40 did you pull into the Speedway?
simon, just curious. Can you smell the commie stench from Asheville at your place?
Asheville is definitely Liberal Coo Coo Land. I live way out in the country 25 miles away from Asheville. But I do have to go in to town at times. There is a great Indian restaurant downtown that we like to go to. If I want something from Home Depot, have to go in to town for that we don't have a Home Depot in Madison County.
Always entertaining to see all the tattoos and lip rings etc., every other car in town is a Subaru with a Climate Change and a Bernie Sanders bumper sticker.
Just rolled into the speedway on i40 and filled up. No problem. $2.69
Potsy you are over the mountains there on I 40. Are you near Knoxville? I believe that you are on a different supply line from us here in the mountains near Asheville. Our gasoline comes in the Colonial pipeline up from Atlanta and through Spartanburg SC, they pump it in to huge storage tanks there in Spartanburg, and then tanker trucks bring it up the mountain to Asheville and Marshall.
I think your gasoline comes in from another pipeline, maybe over in the Memphis or Nashville area.
Are some of the gas stations in your area closed down? Just where on I 40 did you pull into the Speedway?
simon, just curious. Can you smell the commie stench from Asheville at your place?
Asheville is definitely Liberal Coo Coo Land. I live way out in the country 25 miles away from Asheville. But I do have to go in to town at times. There is a great Indian restaurant downtown that we like to go to. If I want something from Home Depot, have to go in to town for that we don't have a Home Depot in Madison County.
Always entertaining to see all the tattoos and lip rings etc., every other car in town is a Subaru with a Climate Change and a Bernie Sanders bumper sticker.
Hilarious. Haven't been in Asheville in a while. Doesn't sound like it's changed any. Friggin liberal kooks. I remember when it wasn't that way. Doesn't seem that long ago. Must be gettin old.
Non-event here - we don't get our fuel the same way but my son does live in GA. Been a non-event for him too as he drives diesel. Data shows it's a non-event for large consumers of diesel as well - truckers. Tender rejections into the 4 most affected states are at the lowest point in a month. Carriers aren't scared to go into those states, either they get enough to go in and out or they know diesel supplies are fine. Even if you look at tenders that stay within those areas - trucks have to fill and refill in affected states - non-event for diesel.
It's a panic driven shortage for sure - I wonder how long those gas stations could have pumped on normal demand.
The fact they blamed Russia again I don't believe this for one damn minute. It was probably a Chinese or a American greenie nut.
Foreign operators aren't going to screw up a good thing. Biden is the best gift they could possibly have. If anything, they'll hack stuff to make it better for people - better chance of re-election.
Did my first fill up since first hearing of a gas shortage. Wanting to avoid lines (admittedly, didn't check local stations first), I panned to try the rural gas station about 20 minutes north of me, way out in the country, on the way to the rifle range. No lines at all. Not even a single car there other than mine. There was, however, a sign on each pump that said "Limit $30.00." So they are rationing it.
Did my first fill up since first hearing of a gas shortage. Wanting to avoid lines (admittedly, didn't check local stations first), I panned to try the rural gas station about 20 minutes north of me, way out in the country, on the way to the rifle range. No lines at all. Not even a single car there other than mine. There was, however, a sign on each pump that said "Limit $30.00." So they are rationing it.
That could be a good thing.
Because if “karen and ken” are in front of you, you might not get anything.
Did my first fill up since first hearing of a gas shortage. Wanting to avoid lines (admittedly, didn't check local stations first), I panned to try the rural gas station about 20 minutes north of me, way out in the country, on the way to the rifle range. No lines at all. Not even a single car there other than mine. There was, however, a sign on each pump that said "Limit $30.00." So they are rationing it.
That could be a good thing.
Because if “karen and ken” are in front of you, you might not get anything.
I'm sure that's exactly what they had in mind to prevent.
So by Tuesday when the stations are full of gas everywhere - what's Ken and Karen gonna do?
I wonder, if their house burned down and the ins company wanted to look and see they dropped 300 bucks on fuel 2 days before - would they claim the KnK were negligent in storage of excessive flammable material and try and fight them?