That $3.58 a gallon gas price you see photo documented above, was photo documented about an hour ago, at my neighborhood Walmart's gas station.
Down 11 cents from yesterday's $3.69, which is currently is the highest I've seen at my North Texas location.
From what I've read, and been told, $3.58 is way cheaper than what many of you are paying.
The gas price increase has not seemed to have slowed traffic at my location. If I remember correctly, and sometimes I do, back during the worst of COVID traffic was greatly reduced.
Is the current average gas price across the nation breaking the record of the previous period when events caused the price to rise? I don't remember.
I have not recently checked what it currently is costing to fly out of here.
To Washington, or elsewhere.
I was thinking of flying to Washington this summer. I do not like flying. My last two times flying were disasters. With the last time being a 12 hour wait in D/FW before flying to Arizona, arriving in Phoenix after midnight.
I have not driven back to Washington since July of 2001. I do not know if I would like doing that, a quarter century later.
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