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[winemaker81]

 

[jswordy]

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I remember this: a long time ago in a galaxy far away.

Yup, and that 30.9 is higher than the price is today in my area, if adjusted for inflation. 31 cents in 1959 equals $3.34 today. Today's price here is $2.64, up 11 cents in the past week. Previously, it had been $2.53 since September.

 

[jswordy]

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I would just wave and say, "Thank God!" I saw one again today. They are butt-ugly IMO. Look MUCH better in pix than in real life.

 

[jswordy]

 

[jswordy]

 

[TurkeyHollow]

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Was that their pitcher in the middle, John Denver?

 

[Sage]

 

[Rocky]

Disclaimer: I am merely posting this. I make no claim as to the accuracy of the statements.

 

[Alan]

Yup, and that 30.9 is higher than the price is today in my area, if adjusted for inflation. 31 cents in 1959 equals $3.34 today. Today's price here is $2.64, up 11 cents in the past week. Previously, it had been $2.53 since September.

We had those prices in the early 70's in Minneapolis. Occasionally a price war at 5 gallons for a buck. Those were the days

 

[jswordy]

We had those prices in the early 70's in Minneapolis. Occasionally a price war at 5 gallons for a buck. Those were the days

In 1970, 30.9 cents equals 2.51 in today's dollars. Until this week, I was paying $2.53. I like looking at old prices, but it's not an apples to apples comparison unless adjusted for inflation. Yes, those were the days, but not because of the prices.

 

[Dennis Griffith]

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I could almost laugh at this. The engine died in my DiL's car. I ask how often she gets the oil changed. She said when the oil light comes, I get it changed. $10,000 dollars later, she has a new engine. True story. Sad thing is this is the second engine.