sclancy27
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I like to track it all so I can contextualize how much of a degenerate I am at the end of the year.I try not to put things in that kind of perspective. Even when gas prices are lower lol.
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I like to track it all so I can contextualize how much of a degenerate I am at the end of the year.I try not to put things in that kind of perspective. Even when gas prices are lower lol.
Easier if you just think of it as only 12% of your tariff dividend check.I like to track it all so I can contextualize how much of a degenerate I am at the end of the year.
Glutton for punishment. I understand.I like to track it all so I can contextualize how much of a degenerate I am at the end of the year.
I'd like to see the numbers on that. You must be driving a ton.Current gas prices will add an extra $1000-1200 per year to what I average during a hunting season.
I probably drive 10-12000 miles between September and the end of January. I didn’t really factor in spring bear hunting.I'd like to see the numbers on that. You must be driving a ton.
For the wife and I gas prices being where they are right now vs say a year ago is about $1700. Thats if prices stay right where they are for an entire year.I'd like to see the numbers on that. You must be driving a ton.
I just ran the numbers on what $5 diesel vs $3.50 Diesel and $4 gas vs $2.75 gas does to my yearly budget at 7000 miles and 12,000 miles respectively. It ended up being ~$1200-1400 for the year.