Here is what I paid at the pump in Kansas City tonight.
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Got you beat paid 2.35 in beautiful San Antonio, Texas today. Saw it at HEB (Grocery) in McAllen for 2.32.
Posted by: happy | Oct 20, 2008 at 10:22 PM
Cool. Let's see.... 125 miles at 25 mpg. That's 5 gallons out and 5 gallons back. KC is 13 cents less per gallon than Columbia, so I'd save $1.30. But wait. That only applies to KC gas, so it's actually only $0.65 I'd save. Hmmm. Maybe I'll put the gas cost savings into the stock market. Ah the joys of innumeracy!
Unfortunately I used up all my excuses to drop by and visit last month -- Unless I can convince Susan that that barbeque joint you introduced me to last month is better than anything we have in Columbia.
Posted by: Denis Hancock | Oct 21, 2008 at 02:21 PM
Ahem... Why are we even considering price when Danny Edwards Barbeque is on the line. Let us keep our priorities in line.
Posted by: Michael W. Kruse | Oct 21, 2008 at 09:40 PM