We've got the lowest grade at $2.79 this morning - and it's going up again today. Wisconsin is also great for continuously adding more taxes to the gasoline. I've been thinking about moving over the border. Wisconsin is one of the highest taxed states in America. For what?
Good dutch by the way
(though vaarwel = farewell(?) --> never to be seen again...)
You might wanna try 'tot ziens' (goodbye) or 'met vriendelijke groeten' (with kind regards).
Dank u. I will use your suggestions. I only learned enough Dutch to be polite or to ask basic questions on my three trips to Rotterdam. Nice country and very friendly to Americans.
If I read your chart correctly then that means two thirds of your price is taxes.
Orange County, California, filled up this morning at 2.59 gal. and was happy to get such a price. Of course my smile faded when I read the great prices the rest of the U.S. is paying...
Maybe so, but I would dare to guess that real estate prices in NY are significantly higher, and that Wisconsin doesn't tax the crap out of everything the same way NY does.
Maybe so, but I would dare to guess that real estate prices in NY are significantly higher, and that Wisconsin doesn't tax the crap out of everything the same way NY does.
The question now is "What will we in USA be paying for gas after this hurricane hits the refineries today?". I guess most people will be seeing $3+ a gal. after this is over.
The question now is "What will we in USA be paying for gas after this hurricane hits the refineries today?". I guess most people will be seeing $3+ a gal. after this is over.
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