March 5, 2008
In spite of my noble belief that $4/gallon gas is good for our country, I can’t help but wistfully remember the day back in the 90’s when I filled up my little Jetta for less than a tenner on $.67/gallon gas in one of the southern states. Hell, right now even $1.59 sounds like it’s from a dreamland. A dreamland full of cheap gas and crashed airplanes.
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