I got promoted at work last Friday. I get the tag "Manager" on my business cards now.
Congrats!
So instead of being William H. Macy, you are now the guy watching t.v.?
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Yep. Got tickets to the Gophers game too, you betcha.
Anybody else take advantage of the tax free shopping this weekend? Worked out nice with Amber starting her job today and needing clothes for work.
Probably wouldn't have been covered. $75 was the max an item could cost.I wish I did as I need to buy a new suit, but I was unmotivated yesterday.
Not really, as the idea of selective tax free is bulls***. I did buy a Roku3 (not tax free) and a car seat (not tax free), but that was mostly on a whim, and not related to the tax free weekend.
Sooo... gas prices up $0.50/gal down here in the past two days. Howabout everyone else? Really glad my daily commute is about 10 miles.
Yep, over $3.00 a gallon for premium. News said some big piece of equipment at a refinery in Indiana caused the sudden surge. Said 4-5 weeks before prices come back down.
I never understood why prices go up every time something happens. It's like, "Hey, we screwed up and now YOU have to pay for it."
Over $3? Highest I saw was $2.94 over here. Costco had it for $2.87 (87).Yep, over $3.00 a gallon for premium. News said some big piece of equipment at a refinery in Indiana caused the sudden surge. Said 4-5 weeks before prices come back down.
I never understood why prices go up every time something happens. It's like, "Hey, we screwed up and now YOU have to pay for it."
We're at $2.99/gal for REGULAR. Yeah, some refinery in IN near Chicago is down to ~1/2 yield. Something about it being the largest refinery in the Mid-West and 7th-largest in the country. Seems awfully convenient something "breaks" as soon as talks of sub-$2/gal gas start. No, I doubt it's anything that sinister. My biggest complaint about gas prices is that prices always rise faster than they fall, which is not true of every other commodity out there. If the price fluctuated down as much as it did up I'd have little complaint. I also think stations should only be able to adjust prices when they receive new shipments. This would reward the most competitive stations in more ways than one.
Over $3? Highest I saw was $2.94 over here. Costco had it for $2.87 (87).
+1
Oil hits lowest in 6ish years, gas goes up...
Nate, did you ever make it to the auto cross yesterday?