Tulsa
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I have everything lined up and my x nails me for more child support
Just got back from watching junior duals.
Go to Cellar Dweller Speakeasy. Just so we can have an inside joke.
Go to Cellar Dweller Speakeasy. Just so we can have an inside joke.
Missed last year so Tulsa is ON MY LIST. Note: I watch the show "48 Hours"... some of the shows are based in Tulsa. I ask myself: "I'm going there?"
Holy smokes!!!! Airfare Minneapolis to Tulsa for next March: $722!!!!!!
$518 if I depart on Monday instead of Sunday.
Anyone looking to car pool from northeast Iowa???
Holy smokes!!!! Airfare Minneapolis to Tulsa for next March: $722!!!!!!
$518 if I depart on Monday instead of Sunday.
Anyone looking to car pool from northeast Iowa???
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Missed last year so Tulsa is ON MY LIST. Note: I watch the show "48 Hours"... some of the shows are based in Tulsa. I ask myself: "I'm going there?"
Holy smokes!!!! Airfare Minneapolis to Tulsa for next March: $722!!!!!!
$518 if I depart on Monday instead of Sunday.
Anyone looking to car pool from northeast Iowa???
Drive it.
Yep, Only 10 hours. Shorter than most of my hunting trips out west. $290.00 round trip at $4.50 per gallon.
Better set your budget for $20/gallon by next year if things keep going up at the rate they are now.
Child support? Just how young was your wife when you married her?
Hell, take her to Tulsa with you. Next time she drags you into court, tell the judge about your Tulsa trip and how good you are to her.
I have 3, ages are 21, 16 and 4. This was an ex gf of 6 years and she's the mother of my youngest. The x-wife is about done living off my back.Child support? Just how young was your wife when you married her?
Hell, take her to Tulsa with you. Next time she drags you into court, tell the judge about your Tulsa trip and how good you are to her.
The x's are both older than me also. Both are 43.
I'm so glad my late father who almost never used profanity taught me it's not the the face your BEEPing, It's the BEEPing you're facing.
Coworker's brother has crazy(diagnosed) ex-wife. Wanted to refi the mortgage-save $250/month-she refused and wants to get back on his healthcare.
Thank God, I married a sane woman.
Coworker's brother has crazy(diagnosed) ex-wife. Wanted to refi the mortgage-save $250/month-she refused and wants to get back on his healthcare.
Thank God, I married a sane woman.
I married a divorce lawyer...how about that?
I'm sorry but you have no chance so just hold on tight and smile.
All I know is that @WexfordWarrior better come up with a suite or I'm going to Tar & Memphis Dust him!
Just emailed them today for an update.
This is what they said.
I had my hotel for Tulsa......then wife told me that we will be on a cruise in Mediterranean that week! Wonder what that will cost to stream ESPN3 on a boat in the Med??!!
Depending on the cruise line they now included dialup Wi-Fi speeds 🤣😂🤣😂
Current oil futures are <100.
If this crashes like I think it may come November oil should be +/- 70ish brl.
Which is good for drivers. But the overall economy may have other issues taking center stage then
Historically 100 dollar oil has equate to 3 to 3.25 gasoline. What the industry has done to the consumer has been obscene. 70 bucks a bbl you should expect a reasonable gasoline crash, but I am uncertain we see it. The industry is planning on shuttering another 1.8 MM bbl/day refining capacity.
Just saying.
You don't understand this.
First, markets don't care about "historically". and oil wasn't "historically" over $100/barrel from about June 2014 until March of 2022. Oil not only has extraction costs, but refining, storage and distribution costs. Are you making what you made eight years ago?
Second, You and I buy spot. Large industrial buyers (large railroads, airlines, or their suppliers, etc) secure their requirements months or years in advance in the futures markets. Anything that makes them fearful about supply, such as things like this:
Cause supply risk, so institutional buyers go out and buy more contracts, forcing up the price and leaving less for spot buyers to fight over.
Third, there's a logistical bottleneck in the supply in refining capacity. All the oil in the world is useless if there's a shortage of refining capacity. And you can't run refineries at high intensity forever, this interferes with routine routine maintenance and upgrades, elevating the risk of complete facility loss. Worse, refineries are aging.
(Although the Bloomberg link says "Are you a robot", its a link to a May 13 article on refining capacity.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
www.bloomberg.com
Fourth, government get's its piece of the action. If you are in Pennsylvania, it's worse. We pay an estimated 57.6 cents per gallon, vs 25 cents give or take a nickle for most other states.
Gasoline State Excise Tax Rates for 2024
State excise tax rates for gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, and jet fuel. Plus, find the highest and lowest rates by state.
igentax.com
It was worsened by Corbett's transportation bill about a decade ago, and in spite of the advertising, a lot of gas tax money was/is diverted to crap like boutique locomotives for SEPTA, low emissions city buses and city transit subsidies.
All told, taxes contribute more to cost at the pump than any other factor. Competition for gas is ruthless, especially with the advent of mobile based price tools.
As long as environmental extremism and rent seeking drive policy, welcome to dystopia.
Yeah dude, I do understand it. But thanks for the Wikipedia posting and lecture.You don't understand this.
First, markets don't care about "historically". and oil wasn't "historically" over $100/barrel from about June 2014 until March of 2022. Oil not only has extraction costs, but refining, storage and distribution costs. Are you making what you made eight years ago?
Second, You and I buy spot. Large industrial buyers (large railroads, airlines, or their suppliers, etc) secure their requirements months or years in advance in the futures markets. Anything that makes them fearful about supply, such as things like this:
Cause supply risk, so institutional buyers go out and buy more contracts, forcing up the price and leaving less for spot buyers to fight over.
Third, there's a logistical bottleneck in the supply in refining capacity. All the oil in the world is useless if there's a shortage of refining capacity. And you can't run refineries at high intensity forever, this interferes with routine routine maintenance and upgrades, elevating the risk of complete facility loss. Worse, refineries are aging.
(Although the Bloomberg link says "Are you a robot", its a link to a May 13 article on refining capacity.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
www.bloomberg.com
Fourth, government get's its piece of the action. If you are in Pennsylvania, it's worse. We pay an estimated 57.6 cents per gallon, vs 25 cents give or take a nickle for most other states.
Gasoline State Excise Tax Rates for 2024
State excise tax rates for gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, and jet fuel. Plus, find the highest and lowest rates by state.
It was worsened by Corbett's transportation bill about a decade ago, and in spite of the advertising, a lot of gas tax money was/is diverted to crap like boutique locomotives for SEPTA, low emissions city buses and city transit subsidies.
All told, taxes contribute more to cost at the pump than any other factor. Competition for gas is ruthless, especially with the advent of mobile based price tools.
As long as environmental extremism and rent seeking drive policy, welcome to dystopia.
You guys done gone and ****ed up a thread on the best event of the year. @dunkej01 in here doing a yeoman’s work starting this thread of unity. Put some goddamn respect on him. Now apologize to him, and each other.
You guys done gone and ****ed up a thread on the best event of the year. @dunkej01 in here doing a yeoman’s work starting this thread of unity. Put some goddamn respect on him. Now apologize to him, and each other.
Respect starts with refraining from profanity.
Yes…Marshall Brewing & Dead ArmadilloAre there any good breweries in Tulsa?
I had to look up what was happening in Tulsa that there’d be a thread. Safe to say, I’m not going.
Lowkey, the drive ain't all that bad. Ain't all that interesting, either, but it ain't all that bad, nevertheless.Missed last year so Tulsa is ON MY LIST. Note: I watch the show "48 Hours"... some of the shows are based in Tulsa. I ask myself: "I'm going there?"
Holy smokes!!!! Airfare Minneapolis to Tulsa for next March: $722!!!!!!
$518 if I depart on Monday instead of Sunday.
Anyone looking to car pool from northeast Iowa???
If you like fireworks stands on every exit and cheap smokes? It's heaven in Missouri.
Getting around Tulsa was a hassle. Also, was hard to find Budweiser cases. Every "liquor store" had a southern selection and shit tons of craft stuff and liquor. The actual city wasn't my favorite, but I don't get out much, either. Couldn't buy dip at a lot of places.
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