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* September 30, 1960. Past my bedtime back then. *

 

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So Lassie, snuff out that cigarette and put your shoes on.

 

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* Who among us hasn’t ever had the urge to clobber their electric can opener? *

* This is where my granddaughter would ask, "Grandpa, what's a can opener?"

Come to think of it, I haven't used one in years.

 

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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.​

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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.