Gas is up

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Holy shiznit 4.35 in Arlington. Glad I live near metro.

I drive a Bolt but the reality is no one's insulated from this. It's going to drive up shipping costs so all products will go up. The price of fertilizer is tied to this so food will go up.

A lot of it is already baked in and it's likely to keep getting worse.

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Ag Sec Rollins swore a few weeks back that all the US farmers had already bought their fertilizer for the year, so this dust up would not have any effect. So she is wrong?

A Trump appointee would never lie!

When will you people stop being suckers?

Okay, the last sentence was meant as /s

I’m not surprised that she read off Big Ag TPs at the presser and not a single MAGA journo, who care so much for the little guy, asked her how small farmers had the capital to spend it on fertilizer and not worry about whether they might need that money during the intervening months from harvest to first planting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Holy shiznit 4.35 in Arlington. Glad I live near metro.

That is the national average. The pumps in my DC neighborhood have been over $5 for a while now.

Be glad you live near metro! My Trumpy coworkers commute 70 miles a day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Holy shiznit 4.35 in Arlington. Glad I live near metro.

I drive a Bolt but the reality is no one's insulated from this. It's going to drive up shipping costs so all products will go up. The price of fertilizer is tied to this so food will go up.

A lot of it is already baked in and it's likely to keep getting worse.

Ag Sec Rollins swore a few weeks back that all the US farmers had already bought their fertilizer for the year, so this dust up would not have any effect. So she is wrong?

Rollins lies constantly. At that point less than half of American farmers had secured their fertilizer supplies for planting.

[Anonymous]

Earlier this evening in the Richmond VA area...7-11 was $4.09 and WaWa across the street was $4.17.