Works if he is a trucker moving servers or computers around Texas but gives him no time as a tech.
Would have to include overtime as transport regulations would dictate how many hours he could drive per day.
Lol 400+ miles a day is at 7 days a week. 5 days would be about 600
Works if he is a trucker moving servers or computers around Texas but gives him no time as a tech.
Would have to include overtime as transport regulations would dictate how many hours he could drive per day.
It's quicker to just look on texags politics forum
What don't you get? Historically Presidents get worried when oil gets over $80 and Biden is getting worried. A lot of people are forecasting $100 bbl and some even $150 - $200 bbl, either would be a disaster for Dems. Whether it happens or not, there is no downside to the GOP starting det narrative now.
He could be hauling stuff in a trailer hitched to the hybrid Camry
Historically we didn't have the means/tech to replace our foreign dependency on oil or alternatives to it. That has changed, and will continue to change.
I do understand this is about the political gotchas, not an actual real drama.
try $4.29/gallon and a rough average of 41 mpg even with hybrid car, factoring in summer and winter.
How do you find time to post here
I hardly ever drive for work anymore because of covid. Before covid though I would drive a roughly 80 mile commute per day sometimes... DFW is very spread out and rough.
But y'all are missing the main point... completely overlooking driving for pleasure and only factoring in driving for work...
My driving is in spurts. There's a lot of days I haven't posted on here... figure it out. Likely either driving, sleeping, or getting laid. Or out doing something with my best friend in Fort Worth (golfing, shooting, etc)
Yeah before Robinette shut everything down with his red tape... Red like China!
Red China’s economy is doing pretty good at the moment.
So joey is a Biden fan after all!
Actually it isn't especially their real estate market. If you just took 2 seconds to google it you'd know how wrong you are you ing re ! Whose dumb ing alt are you?
In 2008, our real estate market went sour too.
China is going through real estate speculation trouble now but over all production is great.
If Chinese government intervened, this would not be in discussion.
Oh, and I am the alt between your ears, continue living with it.
So you lied in your last post then? Look over here and not over there... Goal posts constantly moving with you rejects.
How did he shut it down in March 2020?
Did you lie when you said Joe “shut everything down with his red tape?”
NOPE you silly puto.
Astral projection
He’s an alt of Joseph Kony, better go hide!
It's about both in this case. I mean we don't have the "tech" to replace our dependency on oil in the near term at least. We can replace foreign oil with domestic production but that requires a lot of capital. Overall shale has been a capital destruction machine and since 2019 wall street hasn't been willing to throw more capital at it and at least for this year shale producers have been showing restraint on production as well. We'll have to see what happens in 2022 but oil at $100+ would be real actual drama for the economy. I don't claim to know what's going to happen because the oil market is complicated and hard to predict but at least in the near term it looks like there will be more pain at the pump
U.S. Oil Hub Emptying to Levels Last Seen When Crude Cost $100
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ives-up-demand
Have you heard of wind turning a turbine?
Lithium is NOT fuel.
Have you heard of water running downhill turning a turbine?
I know you have heard of natural gas heating water to turn a turbine?
do you know what a turbine is?
Have you heard of the photoelectric cells charging batteries?
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DarrinS is already stupid when he’s sober, but then goes full blown re when he drunk-posts here.
Shale was in full swing back in the Barry days, and that's because barrels were this expensive and it was profitable... I recall some posters cheering about being energy independent (without giving that administration any credit for it). The government back then was also heavily investing in renewables.
What happened is we ended up with an administration that catered to terrorists like the Saudis and in exchange we got cheap gas. But it's a long term mistake. High oil prices benefit those terror states, Russia, Venezuela, etc.
I expect high oil prices to continue as the worldwide economy ramps up again post-pandemic. It's not just oil, but a lot of things.
But high oil prices also make alternatives much more attractive, so let's see how long OPEC wants to play that game.
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