The Obligatory "Gas Prices" Post

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Gas here in my little chunk of Europe is over $9 a gallon. We have a fuel-efficient car, and it still took €90 to fill it up (about $130).

So when we went to visit some of my old friends in Colorado last year, Mr Twinge decided that his first trip outside of a huge U.S. metro area should be honored with the rental of a behemoth. It's something we can't even contemplate here with gas the way it is, so I caved and reserved a Jeep Liberty - not the monster he wanted, but a big enough engine for him to play and feel all tingly in his man bits.

Wanna know what gets me? U.S. cities keep building roads instead of public transportation.
Thats because its cheaper to build roads than public transport... and most Americans live with this "I deserve this" mentality.

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