Dog in a manager.

Factor in inflation and it is still cheaper than when I was a teenager.

 

As "you-sual" -- wrong.

Gas when I was a senior in high school was 21 cents a gallon. that's the same as $1.28 today. Check it out for yourself.

Maybe you should make a blanket statement about the Bible now. Oh, wait. That didn't work out too well for you either, did it?

Better yet, just give up and stay away.

 

I can remember times when there would be a gas war, and you could buy it for 15 cents/gal.
People would drive several miles to fill up if the local price was more than 17 cents/gal.
Pity we can't keep the "GOOD" parts of the "Good ole days" along with the "GOOD" parts of today.

 

Wow, when I first started driving in 1972 gas was around 30 cents per gallon, that came out to $1.60. I would LOVE to pay that today.

A buddy and I took a trip out west in Feb. '73, and I remember how mad we were that gas was 45 cents a gallon out in New Mexico and Arizona, but you had to pay it, then next gas station might not be for 200 miles! That still only works out to $2.40 today, what a bargain!

 

March 13, 1972. Exactly one year after I got saved.

 

It is based on the national average. You were fortunate to be on the low side. Some of us have been hovering at or above $4.00 a gallon for a few years now. Hurts when you have to drive 75-80 miles a day just to go to work.

 

But you have to drink high fructose corn syrup in your Dr Pepper like the rest of us. :smilewinkgrin:

 

Sorry, you are wrong.