Gas prices???

Question

So do you know what you are going to do when gas prices are "too high"? Well i thought about gas prices when they used to be uhhh like 99 cents back then. but that was like in the 80s and 90s. I thought this day might come. Well, what will you do when they get "too high"?

Answer 1

The best thing is to just buy a hybrid or something.  But there is this new thing that helps save on gas: http://karenmw.centemax.hop.clickbank.ne...  Its worth checking into

Answer 2

people will either keep buying it regardless and put the trouble-some complaints on helpless gas attendants or they will resort to an alternative transportation. like horses and buggies perhaps....but then wed have a hay shortage and be back to square one...=(

Answer 3

I started to limit my driving years ago.

Answer 4

to be honest even if you are a successful businessman and it's still heart. with me run the company where I work as a Business Management CEO and President. I still complains because of my living and the job is 1 hour away from my house, so I know I have a lot of money save up for my retirement but I don't want to be a fool and use that money and spend it on gas becuase that is actually making them happy and rich while you here are working hard to provide for you family, yourself and friends. so I decide to park and great my four cars, Caddy Escalate tuck, my Beamer M6, My Honda CRV and Odyssesy Van and get a Honda Motorcycle or  Hybird car, I can't wait for the Chevy Volt and Honda Charity FXC to come out and save more money on gas. my advice to you is to cut down on your daily driving and move a little close to your job, you can put your house for a rent and use the money rent a one apartment room close to your work and use regular bicycle to go to work. that is my suggest as right now but if any body have a better idea, please let me know or let us know. we are all in this together because we are all working hard and driving for them not for us. get the point ok.

Answer 5

You can p**s and moan about it all you want, but really, there isn't a whole lot you can do. One thing I'm looking at is buying a Diesel-powered vehicle and converting it to run on vegetable oil, and saving the gasoline-powered vehicles for recreational driving only.

By the way, I think $0.25 a gallon is too high.