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Last: 3 days ago by oski003
Noooooooo. FOCUS ON EGGS.
December 23rd, 2024 under Joe "Sleepy" Biden.
DiabloWags said:
December 23rd, 2024 under Joe "Sleepy" Biden.
While I acknowledge that gas has gone up due to cold weather and recent sanctions on Russian energy to bring them to the negotiating table, I wonder why the gas station you just posted replaced their sign causing it to look completely different. Why is that? Why did they get a brand new sign?
Clearly two different stations.
The one above is clearly Valero while the other in my first post is Union 76 (ConocoPhillips) hence the orange.
Both are in the same city.
PS. The Union 76 station actually had Premium for only $3.99 in early January but it was not a "market" price given that the station had finally re-opened from a 2-year construction project (new tanks) and they were just trying to get people back into the gas station again.
Photo of same station from the other side of the sign on January 7th, 2025:
The one above is clearly Valero while the other in my first post is Union 76 (ConocoPhillips) hence the orange.
Both are in the same city.
PS. The Union 76 station actually had Premium for only $3.99 in early January but it was not a "market" price given that the station had finally re-opened from a 2-year construction project (new tanks) and they were just trying to get people back into the gas station again.
Photo of same station from the other side of the sign on January 7th, 2025:
DiabloWags said:
Clearly two different stations.
The one above is clearly Valero while the other in my first post is Union 76 (ConocoPhillips) hence the orange.
Both are in the same city.
PS. The Union 76 station actually had Premium for only $3.99 in early January but it was not a "market" price given that the station had finally re-opened from a 2-year construction project (new tanks) and they were just trying to get people back into the gas station again.
Photo of same station:
You are comparing an economy gas station in December to a recent Premium gas station. Are you as bad at shopping for gas as you are at buying eggs? Is there someone near by who can do your shopping for you? You appear to need lots of help.
oski003 said:DiabloWags said:
Clearly two different stations.
The one above is clearly Valero while the other in my first post is Union 76 (ConocoPhillips) hence the orange.
Both are in the same city.
PS. The Union 76 station actually had Premium for only $3.99 in early January but it was not a "market" price given that the station had finally re-opened from a 2-year construction project (new tanks) and they were just trying to get people back into the gas station again.
Photo of same station:
You are comparing an economy gas station in December to a recent Premium gas station. Are you as bad at shopping for gas as you are at buying eggs? Is there someone near by who can do your shopping for you? You appear to need lots of help.
What in God's name could you possibly be talking about???
UNION 76 = CONOCO PHILLIPS
CONOCO PHILLIPS is not an "economy" brand of fuel.
Valero and Union 76 are both premium "top-tier" fuels.
Sorry buddy, but you just exposed yourself as to having zero mechanical sense.
How old are you?
TOP TIER Gasoline Brands - TOP TIER
DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:
Clearly two different stations.
The one above is clearly Valero while the other in my first post is Union 76 (ConocoPhillips) hence the orange.
Both are in the same city.
PS. The Union 76 station actually had Premium for only $3.99 in early January but it was not a "market" price given that the station had finally re-opened from a 2-year construction project (new tanks) and they were just trying to get people back into the gas station again.
Photo of same station:
You are comparing an economy gas station in December to a recent Premium gas station. Are you as bad at shopping for gas as you are at buying eggs? Is there someone near by who can do your shopping for you? You appear to need lots of help.
What in God's name could you possibly be talking about???
UNION 76 = CONOCO PHILLIPS
CONOCO PHILLIPS is not an "economy" brand of fuel.
Valero and Union 76 are both premium "top-tier" fuels.
Sorry buddy, but you just exposed yourself as to having zero mechanical sense.
How old are you?
TOP TIER Gasoline Brands - TOP TIER
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
Again, Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. I don't care if they bought some Exxon stations. Exxon and Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Does Valero routinely run $1.20 per gallon cheaper than Union 76? Are you trying to ignore the $1.20/gallon increase by pointing to a probably 10-15 cent/gallon difference between brands?oski003 said:DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
Again, Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. I don't care if they bought some Exxon stations. Exxon and Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Eastern Oregon Bear said:Does Valero routinely run $1.20 per gallon cheaper than Union 76? Are you trying to ignore the $1.20/gallon increase by pointing to a probably 10-15 cent/gallon difference between brands?oski003 said:DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
Again, Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. I don't care if they bought some Exxon stations. Exxon and Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
I recommend you actually read what I posted. Thanks.
The illogical stuff you write usually makes my brain hurt.oski003 said:Eastern Oregon Bear said:Does Valero routinely run $1.20 per gallon cheaper than Union 76? Are you trying to ignore the $1.20/gallon increase by pointing to a probably 10-15 cent/gallon difference between brands?oski003 said:DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
Again, Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. I don't care if they bought some Exxon stations. Exxon and Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
I recommend you actually read what I posted. Thanks.
As usual, you're making zero sense and conflating "premium brands" with "cheaper" fuel.oski003 said:DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
Again, Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. I don't care if they bought some Exxon stations. Exxon and Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
I repeat: Valero is recognized as a TOP TIER gasoline.
TOP TIER means that they must adhere to rigorous fuel detergency performance requirements.
Here, let me help you since you're totally clueless about this and making a fool out of yourself
Cheaper gas doesn't meet those detergency standards because they don't have the higher levels of additives that are required by auto manufacturers like GM, BMW, Toyota, Honda, VW, and Audi - - - given their advanced engine designs.
Hence, these auto manufacturers came up with a new standard for gasoline with greater deposit control performance. These deposit control additives are not allowed to contain metallic additives to make it a cleaner fuel and better for emissions.
These additives help keep engine components clean like fuel injectors and intake valves in engine designs that are much more complicated that previous generations of automobiles.
You're knowledge base is terribly poor.
And because you can never admit that you're WRONG you look like a fool.
You clearly had no clue about the amount of ADDITIVES in gasoline otherwise you would have mentioned it in your "premium" gasoline claim.
You should stick to your "value" menu at Denny's.
It's the only thing you're educated about.
TOP TIER Gasoline Brands - TOP TIER
DiabloWags said:
December 23rd, 2024 under Joe "Sleepy" Biden.
https://www.getupside.com/location/valero-1894-university-ave/
https://www.getupside.com/location/valero-849-university-avenue/
Upside lists Valero at Berkeley at $3.86.
https://www.way.com/gas-station/details/6753235/Valero-in-Berkeley-849-University-Ave
Way lists it at $4.78, which is roughly where it was in September.
As I said above, cold weather and energy sanctions on Putin to get him to the negotiating table have recently increased gas prices. Valero is generally a less expensive brand than 76. It is very diablo-like (silly) to post pics from two different stations.
oski003 said:
https://www.getupside.com/location/valero-1894-university-ave/
https://www.getupside.com/location/valero-849-university-avenue/
Upside lists Valero at Berkeley at $3.86.
Wrong.
Not even close to being correct.
Are you really this ignorant, or are you that much out of touch with reality?
Try $4.89 for REGULAR at the Valero at 849 University Avenue.
Best Gas Prices & Local Gas Stations in Berkeley, CA
oski003 said:
Way lists it at $4.78, which is roughly where it was in September.
Once, again, you prove that you have no clue.
There were multiple refineries in the state experiencing maintenance issues in September.
California's Petroleum Watchdog Issues Market Update and Consumer Advisory Amid Rising Gas Prices
Keep digging Oski.
That hole you've been digging is almost big enough to get buried in.
DiabloWags said:oski003 said:
https://www.getupside.com/location/valero-1894-university-ave/
https://www.getupside.com/location/valero-849-university-avenue/
Upside lists Valero at Berkeley at $3.86.
Wrong.
Not even close to being correct.
Are you really this ignorant, or are you that much out of touch with reality?
Try $4.89 for REGULAR at the Valero at 849 University Avenue.
Best Gas Prices & Local Gas Stations in Berkeley, CA
As posted above, Way lists it at $4.78, which is roughly where it was in September.
As I said above, cold weather and energy sanctions on Putin to get him to the negotiating table have recently increased gas prices. Valero is generally a less expensive brand than 76. It is very diablo-like (silly) to post pics from two different stations. Thanks
Youre terribly uninformed.
You just keep embarrassing yourself.
And the mental gymnastics that you go through not not admit that youre WRONG are hysterical.
Here, let me help you again ...
3 Bay Area refineries are offline.
Chevron (Richmond), Valero (Benicia), and PBF Energy (Martinez), which suffered a fire and explosions on Feb. 1st that accounts for nearly 10% of the states refining capacity.
Duh.
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/why-california-gas-prices-skyrocketed-expensive-20168193.php
You just keep embarrassing yourself.
And the mental gymnastics that you go through not not admit that youre WRONG are hysterical.
Here, let me help you again ...
3 Bay Area refineries are offline.
Chevron (Richmond), Valero (Benicia), and PBF Energy (Martinez), which suffered a fire and explosions on Feb. 1st that accounts for nearly 10% of the states refining capacity.
Duh.
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/why-california-gas-prices-skyrocketed-expensive-20168193.php
No idea what makes a "premium" blend of gasoline with detergent additives that meets the criteria to be Top Tier fuel.
No idea that refineries in California are undergoing the annual transition between winter blend and spring blend, given CARB's rules.
Instead, youre babbling about Putin and cold weather.
Lmfao.
No idea that refineries in California are undergoing the annual transition between winter blend and spring blend, given CARB's rules.
Instead, youre babbling about Putin and cold weather.
Lmfao.
DiabloWags said:
Youre terribly uninformed.
You just keep embarrassing yourself.
And the mental gymnastics that you go through not not admit that youre WRONG are hysterical.
Here, let me help you again ...
3 Bay Area refineries are offline.
Chevron (Richmond), Valero (Benicia), and PBF Energy (Martinez), which suffered a fire and explosions on Feb. 1st that accounts for nearly 10% of the states refining capacity.
Duh.
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/why-california-gas-prices-skyrocketed-expensive-20168193.php
That's interesting. To quote DBags, "Thank You President Trump!
MAGA!!!"
Duh.
When a guy is totally clueless and just keeps "digging" because his frail Ego cant admit that he's wrong ... yapping about cold weather, Putin, and gas for $3.86 a gallon in Berkeley ....
Perhaps he should stick to yapping about the Value Slam at Denny's.
Insecure much?
Or just another clueless Prius driver?
Perhaps he should stick to yapping about the Value Slam at Denny's.
Insecure much?
Or just another clueless Prius driver?
2/15/2024
East Bay.
Shell, always the most expensive.
$5.63
$5.83
$5.93
East Bay.
Shell, always the most expensive.
$5.63
$5.83
$5.93
DiabloWags said:
When a guy is totally clueless and just keeps "digging" because his frail Ego cant admit that he's wrong ... yapping about cold weather, Putin, and gas for $3.86 a gallon in Berkeley ....
Perhaps he should stick to yapping about the Value Slam at Denny's.
Insecure much?
Or just another clueless Prius driver?
https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy2777
"Treasury Intensifies Sanctions Against Russia by Targeting Russia's Oil Production and Exports"
https://gasprices.aaa.com/rising-oil-costs-bring-gas-prices-along-for-the-ride/
"Domestic gasoline demand is low, so why are pump prices creeping higher? Look at the cost of oil," said Andrew Gross, AAA spokesperson. "Global oil prices have surged due to strong winter heating fuel demand and new U.S. sanctions against Russia's energy sector. Oil costs account for 56% of what you pay at the pump. So, more expensive oil leads to more expensive gas. But that said, there are still 26 states with averages below $3 a gallon for now."
Also, According to AAA, gas prices typically increase as we get closer to summer as refineries transition to a different blend of fuel. The agency also said an offline refinery in Northern California and seasonal maintenance are putting a strain on the supply of gas.
National gas prices have risen for the reasons I stated. They are even higher in CA due to recent refinery issues/maintenance.
Thnx.
Global oil prices have surged?
That's funny.
You might want to take a look at where the April WTI Crude Contract is trading.
It closed last Friday at $70.71
Once again, you prove that you have no idea what you're talking about.
Keep digging that "hole" bro.
Cheapest Top-Tier Gasoline in the Diablo Valley.
Was actually lower this morning.
Went up .06 cents just before I drove in today.
Was actually lower this morning.
Went up .06 cents just before I drove in today.
Eastern Oregon Bear said:The illogical stuff you write usually makes my brain hurt.oski003 said:Eastern Oregon Bear said:Does Valero routinely run $1.20 per gallon cheaper than Union 76? Are you trying to ignore the $1.20/gallon increase by pointing to a probably 10-15 cent/gallon difference between brands?oski003 said:DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
Again, Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. I don't care if they bought some Exxon stations. Exxon and Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
I recommend you actually read what I posted. Thanks.
That's why it's great to put these clowns on Ignore.
Half of all pages now is just flown over like a bird soaring over fields divided by fences. No need to stop and read garbage designed to incite.
Only good people like you.
DiabloWags said:As usual, you're making zero sense and conflating "premium brands" with "cheaper" fuel.oski003 said:DiabloWags said:oski003 said:DiabloWags said:Ok, genius.oski003 said:
Valero is a cheaper brand. You do need help.
What makes Valero a "cheaper" brand?
Would you consider Exxon a "cheaper" brand too?
Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. Exxon Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
Once again, you prove how terribly ignorant you are.
You're not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?
In 2000, Valero purchased the Benicia, California, refinery and interest in 350 Exxon-branded service stations in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company also began retailing gasoline under the Valero brand In June 2001.
Valero Energy - Wikipedia
Oski crushed again.
Again, Valero is a cheaper brand because it costs less. I don't care if they bought some Exxon stations. Exxon and Chevron are at the top, then 76 and a few other premium brands, then some mid-level brands like Valero, then the super cheap stuff. Is there anything else you need help with?
I repeat: Valero is recognized as a TOP TIER gasoline.
TOP TIER means that they must adhere to rigorous fuel detergency performance requirements.
Here, let me help you since you're totally clueless about this and making a fool out of yourself
Cheaper gas doesn't meet those detergency standards because they don't have the higher levels of additives that are required by auto manufacturers like GM, BMW, Toyota, Honda, VW, and Audi - - - given their advanced engine designs.
Hence, these auto manufacturers came up with a new standard for gasoline with greater deposit control performance. These deposit control additives are not allowed to contain metallic additives to make it a cleaner fuel and better for emissions.
These additives help keep engine components clean like fuel injectors and intake valves in engine designs that are much more complicated that previous generations of automobiles.
You're knowledge base is terribly poor.
And because you can never admit that you're WRONG you look like a fool.
You clearly had no clue about the amount of ADDITIVES in gasoline otherwise you would have mentioned it in your "premium" gasoline claim.
You should stick to your "value" menu at Denny's.
It's the only thing you're educated about.
TOP TIER Gasoline Brands - TOP TIER
See, you are wasting your time dealing with clowns.
You put out good stuff but you could be enjoying the view and fresh air from on high.
Ignore the riffraff to attain true peace of mind.
DiabloWags said:
Cheapest Top-Tier Gasoline in the Diablo Valley.
Which is the Diablo valley, exactly?
NSE or W of the peak?
Gas prices are headed higher, and a 'ripple effect' could make it worse in certain regions
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gas-prices-are-headed-higher-and-a-ripple-effect-could-make-it-worse-in-certain-regions-164645500.html
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gas-prices-are-headed-higher-and-a-ripple-effect-could-make-it-worse-in-certain-regions-164645500.html
003, please tell us more about Top Tier fuel.
Haloski said:
003, please tell us more about Top Tier fuel.
lol
If you drive an EV shut up.
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