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Isn't it funny that even as we increase our storage and reserves the prices of fuel continues to increase? You Canucks, you have the reserves we are currently tapping, are getting an increase in your own fuel price. We Yanks, who are restocking our reserves and currently pumping in more than we burn, are seeing an increase in fuel prices. And you Euros, who has a finger in every little oil market, are also (have always) paid fairly steep fuel prices... It just doesn't make any logical sense.
I will say, here at home, we got down to as low as $1.80 per gallon very quickly. It boggles my mind that some people find it odd that an increase can also happen just as quickly.
If we aren't stocking up fuel reserves to keep prices down, then what are we doing?
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