Here in southern Oregon it is $1.70 at my local pump but 25 miles to the south in the city it is $1.65, I think. Relatively thinking, if you go back to the 70s when gas shot up from 35c +/- to .95+ gas is still cheaper in todays dollars. Once we get use to the higher prices, we will not think much of it, excpet in the terms of the "good old days". I have a truck that on it's best day gets 11-MPG but I have to have it as long as I farm, haul feed, hay etc. I might be able to go to a smaller truck, use a trailer and get 15 MPG.(posted 9642 days ago)We will stay home for the GAS-OUT.