TTinCO said:
Any thoughts on what this will do to the US economy if it stays at or above this level?
I think it will keep everyone at par. This is assuming par is pissed off people, who complain about gas prices and a sour economy.
Wake up America and stop burning fuel so recklessly!!
Do us all a favor and go by a fuel efficient or semi-fuel efficient car and stop driving around V8 coupes and friggin 1ton dualies as commuters.
If the economy is the car and we are the drivers and we did a reading to the ECU it would have an error question... It's question would be:
Why am I in this handbasket and where are we going?
More oil we use the more international conflict/monitoring. The more conflict, the more spending on military. The more spending, the more borrowing. The more borrowing, the more debt. The more debt, equates to weaker the economical stability.
I don't admit that our major international conflict is to secure crude oil, but I still find it ironic when I overhear someone bitching about war and gas price in the same evening (especially if they drive a SUV everyday).
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