JimKnox
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I try to avoid that mindset.
I maintain an attitude of gratitude.
I am an American.
I could have been born in the Congo, Thailand or the Amazon.
How much is petrol/gasoline in your area?
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I maintain an attitude of gratitude.
I am an American.
I could have been born in the Congo, Thailand or the Amazon.
mailmandan
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True, and overall I am still grateful for what I have and for my rights and freedoms as an American, but when it comes to big business and politicians, unfortunately, that's how it works.
JimKnox
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How did big business get to be big?
They started small.
That's the (magic) of capitalism and freedom.
They can't STAY big without us using their products.
Politicians on the other hand:
Poli = many
Tics = blood suckers .
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I had to have Co-Pilot fact check this one.
Summary
Beer prices per gallon vary significantly, but most consumers can expect a typical range of $10–$30 per gallon, with taxes, brand, and beer style being the main drivers.
Keg-based pricing translates to roughly $4.50–$8.50 per gallon depending on beer type and supplier.
So, beer is not quite cheaper than gasoline. However, if you have a diesel-powered vehicle and buy Coors Light by the keg, they may have a point.