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From Newton to Chester on 206 today prices were mainly between $3.85 and $4.15. Seemed consistently higher south of 80. South of 80 diesel was $6.00+ everywhere.

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Speaking of New York, do you remember this? Hochul endorsed by National Rifle Association (wnypapers.com)

Forgot to mention gas out by Hazleton now around $4.25, diesel is over $6. Note: $6.39 to be exact.

On the northeast extension. Also saw a manual sign 'out of diesel' going out route 80 W.

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You guys need any help figuring out what's going on with this server? This happens so often it can't really be an anomaly. If I can help I will.

Not if you've been tracking the distillate supplies. Home heating oil is going to be another big shock, at least here in the northeast.

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TW25. Otherwise known as 'a trigger job in a tube'.

This is why you should really try to avoid a gunfight if possible. You can lose. Indiana homeowner killed after exchanging gunfire with home invaders | Fox News

If you do let me know what they say, and if they have any what the price is. Also, I remember now the Shell station on 206 south just south of Andover has a kerosene pump. I don't know if they have stock or the price, but if I go past them in the near future I'll stop and ask. As for the Dixon rep, he may not be bullshitting. Kerosene may be lower on the demand scale than diesel or fuel oil, and production may be deliberately paused. Note: Tucker tonight with a rep from Combined Energy Service said kerosene in the NE including NJ "if you can find it" is over $7.00/gal. He also mentioned NJ has outlawed boilers over 1MM BTU using fossil fuels and they must convert to electric by 2025? 8,300 of them? When the hell did that happen????? Watch tonight's episode to see that interview. Also, home heating oil over $6.00/gal.

After Brandon's B.S. speech last night, let's not forget how we got here. The Democrat War on Fossil Fuels - American Thinker

In the past I bought mine here. They're just north of Newton on 206. Although I don't know if they have any at the moment. Or what the price is! Heating Fuels | Northern New Jersey | Fairclough Fuel

Glad you have a sense of humor. Your sentence (I thought) implied we're assured five more years of OK-ness in PA, and I most definitely would not take that for granted. I'm a dual state resident with a PA resident LTCF, and I'm sure if Shapiro and his cronies thought they could get away with it they'd pull the same NJ and NY shit in PA. Just wanted to make that clear. As for grammar... no law enforcement intended.

Fixed that for you. Past yes. Future maybe. And I was there for Kane to remove my FL permit reciprocity.

Rest assured PA is only one election away from becoming NJ. We'll see what goes down with this one next week. Shapiro is almost certainly worse than Murphy, and the Democrats in the legislature will try all the same crap if they get majorities.

The diesel problem is not looking 'transitory'. A Crippling Shortage Of Diesel Fuel Threatens To Devastate Western Economies In 2023 And if you want additional on the 'why'... Why - What's Throwing the Distillates Market Out of Whack? | RBN Energy

New Jersey now has among the nation's highest gas prices (nj1015.com)

Only within certain boundaries.

LOL! I needed that. Thanks.

I surprised myself, and broke my NJ.com page click ban to read this. Second time this week. I'll be on guard. New Jersey Democrats are under the gun on the Second Amendment | Mulshine - nj.com

If it's not in writing, it didn't happen. In a trial that's called 'hearsay'. You might as well listen to the building janitor.

East coast vs. rest of the country, and why. East Coast retail diesel prices moving significantly higher than overall US hikes - FreightWaves