Oil prices could fall below zero

[silenze]

What's NY Size Coffee ?

Any size coffee.
95 cents at Costco

 

[yadadamean116]

But many refineries are currently paying anyone who has storage space to help empty their overflowing tanks.

Oil not gas

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

But they aren’t getting it at current levels. They technically pre buy it. So if they negotiated two dollars a gallon they will pay two dollars a gallon always until that contract ends

There are a number of UPS facilities that do not have on-site fueling. The drivers are given fuel cards and refuel off-site.

 

[yadadamean116]

There are a number of UPS facilities that do not have on-site fueling. The drivers are given fuel cards and refuel off-site.

Cool. The majority do not. And planes last time I checked cannot pull into a public fueling station

 

[Ou812fu]

Damn--I remember in the late 50's early 60's the talk of "running out of oil" in a few years. Who would of guessed that in 2020 there is so much of it they are out of room to store it. More lies--just like global warming used to be that we were headed to another ice age. And California STILL has 3-4 buck a gallon gas.

It boggles my mind that people still choose to live in California.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Cool. The majority do not. And planes last time I checked cannot pull into a public fueling station

Planes do not run on unleaded. Dude.

 

[yadadamean116]

Planes do not run on unleaded. Dude.

Wow!!! Lmao ok so jet fuel is mainly derived from crude oil. No one said anything about unleaded you fool

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Wow!!! Lmao ok so jet fuel is mainly derived from crude oil. No one said anything about unleaded you fool

Uh....no.

Jet fuels are typically made by blending and refining various crude oil petroleum distillation products such as naphtha, gasoline, or kerosene in order to meet specific military or commercial specifications (Air Force 1989b).

 

[yadadamean116]

Uh....no.

Jet fuels are typically made by blending and refining various crude oil petroleum distillation products such as naphtha, gasoline, or kerosene in order to meet specific military or commercial specifications (Air Force 1989b).

Correct thank you for proving me right. I used to agree with most of your posts... but ever since retirement you’ve lost it