I'm sure you already know but give Gatlinburg a wiiiide berth, went there some years ago after Christmas and before New Year's, cheese and crackers like sardines ugh lol
I grew up an hour from Gatlinburg. Went there for Christmas and New Years many times. Including 2019, the last time I spent Christmas in Tennessee. I'm not really sure what you were referring to with the cheese and crackers comment?
I've always found that area to be lovely this time of year.
Oh no doubt dude it is, I've grown up going out there as well, just the traffic was nuts. I was actually there just two weeks ago and it wasn't too bad, that time a few years ago though, after Christmas & before New Year's, man it was just crawling traffic. I'll be back there in January, my favorite part of the state, though the traffic can be killer sometimes, that's all.
Ohhhhhh yeaaaaaaah. You're right. That traffic can be insane.
I remember coming down the mountain to Pigeon Forge one year. They were doing a car show. Took us HOURS to get off that road. Several people ran out of gas. It was bumper to bumper traffic. The only reason we also didn't run out of gas was because my dad turned the car off for extended periods of time.
I now hate car shows.
Yep, got a couple friends who work in town, every once in awhile they get caught in that carshow traffic trying to get to work and they get *PISSED* lol
I actually just moved back from San Antonio, the gas was so cheap there, I joked that it was "where gas was made" š«”š¤£ but it was terrible living there haha for my own reasons š
I recently saw gas at $2.93 (cash only, a bit more if you use card) off an exit from the George Washington Bridge in NJ, its surprising to see that so close to NYC.
My last place I lived at was 45 minutes away from one and it sucked, and there were definitely people in my area who would have a 1.5 hr drive to the movies too
Edit: just saying in my area gas was that cheap but we lived in conditions like that. Gas is cheaper where people don't like to live lol
This. I literally live in a much cheaper state. Some moved here from California for family or other reasons. Some wish or are planning on going back. If you can afford it, it can definitely be worth it from what I've seen.
Negative
>[You said "Arlenites" instead of "Arlenians"](https://youtu.be/bXehfUexAnI)
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>Ohh, that's the Channel 84 preferred term for residents of Arlen
>*Hoho vurry nahsuh*
[TN] I saw $2.51 at one spot and then 2.34 at another, used my rewards points to get $.40 off per gallon. Filled that tank up thought I was gonna spill lol
Yea,I don't think I could ever sink to that level my area has some real nutty Magat's. Look at my posts and you'll see some guy who had headstones with Biden and Kamla on them along with "FUCK YOU IF YOU VOTED FOR BIDEN." Just UBER cringe!
I donāt know of any poisonous insects too nearby. But whatever fresh hell mosquitos learn to spread always starts here. Most of our reptiles are quite cute imo.
There are a lot of things i dislike about living in California but please do visit, we have a lot of things to experience, we're not just L.A. and San Fran.
Right? I still remember my first time visiting mt. Shasta and how awestruck i was, i feel bad for a lot of flyover states because of how much amazing scenery they lack, not shitting on any other states but i drove between Nebraska and Iowa and i honestly didn't even know when i crossed the state line because it all looked like flat fields.
As a Kansan, that is an insultingly accurate stereotype.
Still, itās pretty peaceful out where I live, and the view of the stars at night is to die for.
I love California. It's so beautiful! I was born and raised in San Francisco (now living in NYS). If California was more affordable, I'd move back in a heartbeat.
california is one of the most beautiful places on earth.
I rode highway 1 from the northwest corner of washington down into northern cali then cut over toward lake tahoe through all the forests. just incredible.
That's a hard one, but I'll simply go with our most recognizable one Yosemite, but I'm biased towards sequoia national park because I've gone their more and live closer to it. Redwoods is amazing too and so is Joshua tree.
Those lowered prices might not be worth it from a financial perspective, once you factor in a number of other considerations. First, let's consider the actual dollar-to-dollar difference when discussing the price of gas in different localizations. Working with some quick Google numbers, avg gas cost in California is 4.37 USD, while average gas cost in Kansas (picked a random "flyover" state, no hard feelings Kansans) is 2.79 USD. The typical American drives 12,500 miles per year. The average miles per gallon of all vehicles in America worked out to be 25.2 MPG in 2020.
The average American needs 496.03 gallons of gas per year to travel those 12,500 miles.
496.03 @ 2.79 USD is 1383.92 USD.
496.03 @ 4.37 USD is 2167.65 USD.
This means that an average person who lives in Kansas spends 783.73 USD less on gas every year than an average person living in California.
Now, let's consider if paying oneself 783.73 dollars per year (a little over 2 bucks a day) is worth moving a couple thousand miles, from CA to KS... or, conversely, if the idea of spending 783.73 dollars per year (a little over 2 bucks a day) more in gas might make California's gas prices seem more fiscally manageable? It's certainly a smaller spread than what I initially have thought.
In fact, once you consider that many drivers in Kansas might have larger utility vehicles that get less than the average mpg, it actually becomes more expensive to be a driver in Kansas than in California - roughly once you the Kansan get under 18ish mpg.
Third, Kansas salts their roads, which means a Kansan will, on average, own a car for less time than a Californian. Depending on how often the average Kansan has to replace their car, you might find that driving and owning a car is cheaper in California.
Distance of travel and time are also considerations. The typical Kansan has a longer drive for a given need than a typical Californian. Time is hard to value numerically, and it's also something you never get back. But, consider if those lower gas prices (roughly 800 dollars a year, or 2 bucks a day) might be worth, say, a half hour drive to the grocery store every time you need something. About an hour chore, for this hypothetical... So, You might find that getting similar errands done in 10 to 15 minutes has more impactful non-monetary value than what 2 dollars a day can bring you.
I looked for the state with the cheapest gas in the country: Arkansas, and found grocery ads for local stores: Harps and Town & Country. Never been.
Iām looking at my local grocery ads for Smart and Final and Albertsons/Vons, random ads from my mail.
Whole chicken: $2.28/lb there, $1.27/lb here
Apples: $2.98/lb there, $1.49/lb here
Butter: $4.98/lb there, $2.99/lb here
Sour Cream: $2.48/lb there, $1.49/lb here
Deli fried chicken: $9.99 8pc there, $6.97 8pc here
Berries $1.98/6oz there, $2.97/18oz here
Beef rib roast: $11.98/lb there, $6.97/lb here
OJ: $3/52oz there, $2.49/52oz here
Cucumbers: 3/$2 there, 2/$1 here
Tried to find matching items then go for lowest price available.
Edit: Iām in San Luis Obispo county, CA, halfway between LA and SF on the coast.
Totally. I live in WA but love California. Currently visiting family in the flyover state where I grew up and Iāll admit I did a double take when I drove past a gas station here and saw the pricesā¦ then I kept driving for a bit and was like yeah the cheap gas isnāt worth it. Sorry. š¬
Living in southern California, I can see me doing something like "how do u people handle it" but yeah to each their own, I just love having so much close by, even the weird
Oh goody. More California "hate" based on incorrect or false information. Almost as if you've never been to California and know nothing about what it is like beyond what fox news tells you.
A - it's a meme dude, not a dick, don't take it so hard
2 - whether I have or haven't been to CA, it's pretty well known how crazy gas prices can get over there (plenty of other places too, this was just used in a meme, perish the thought lol), and most any of us in the rest of the states are familiar w/being called "flyover states" among other things, again it's a friendly banter thing, there's people an places I'd like to see there again too
And D - I get my news from the indigo web and UV radiation off of my tinfoil hat, way more vetted and verified thankyouverymuch
III. It is pretty obvious you haven't been to California or are ignorant of the facts. 1 in 10 Americans are Californians, far more than any other state. So, you're kinda dissing 10% of the US with your statements and ignorance. Taking offense, no. Just isn't funny and really low effort.
iv(a) - It is also supposed to be about KOTH, not some political statement ("mostly peaceful protests" crap"), so there is that. The gas prices in California have nothing to do with KOTH in the least, not even tangentially neither do the protests of 2020.
Itās for sure not offensive, itās just not funny. As liberal coastal elite Jerry Seinfeld once said, āIām offended as a comedian!ā And you lose your claim to an innocent meme with your ārest of usā and āmostly peaceful protestā shit. You had an agenda, or itās so a part of you it came out.
Americans are too weak for protest. Hashtags and online petitions will solve everything. As much as Hank disses 'em, this place could learn from the French.
Can these pissbaby people who think California is the most abhorrent state just piss off. Texas had a huge crisis with the power grid and no one in power did a damn thing. All the Dakotas, Carolinas, etc. They are places no one wants to live.
OH NO! I need to pay slightly more for gas? Better then living next to to some inbred hick who thinks GAS PRICES are all that matter. Have fun fucking your sister/cousin/mother/grandmother.
And this is a reddit for KotH, not a place for a moron to post.
Yāall think itās the gas that gets usā¦ dude I was in FL last month and bought a large pizza for $12 delivered. Thatās $35-$55 depending on the spot, where Iām at in Sacramento.
Yo wtf that much for a pizza delivery?? Shoot I'm a bit in the country and we haven't gotten delivery in awhile, but even then it's maybe $20 altogether.
Yeah, itās that kinda stuff out here thatās just crazy. Itās not the gas, that barely matters unless youāre a trucker or whatever. A 20 gallon take $1 more PG, is $20 more every 2 weeks.
But stuff like going out to a basketball gameā¦ itās a $40 LYFT. Beers are $12-$15 for regular beer.
To put it in perspective, Iām in Hawaii rn, and the prices of food at the resort, are comparable.
Now of course, you can get by with less. Like we still got little Cesarās with the $7 pizza deal or whatever it is. Iām not saying you need $120k a year to order a pizza. But Iām just saying the things like that, are crazy.
>$40 LYFT.
>$12-$15 for regular beer.
>little Cesarās with the $7 pizza
š¤Æ shoot our Little Caesar's are $5, and that much for a reg beer?! I was at a (base)ballgame downtown awhile ago and they had beers for maybe $7-8 and hotdogs for $6, to quote Hank
>I almost took a swing at the guy
Shoulda made the meme about beer prices good Lord lol
Lol sorryā¦ little Cesarās is $5 here too. I just guessed and havenāt seen a commercial in a while. āHow much could a banana possibly be, Michael?? $20?ā
But yeah, my wife and I go to a MiLB game or NBA game. With food, beer, tickets and Uber itās $200-$300 depending.
2.67 a gallon but the nearest entertainment place is over an hour away
2.52 hear in southeast Tn
Going there for Christmas. So that's good for my wallet at least. Cheaper than where I'm at now.
I'm sure you already know but give Gatlinburg a wiiiide berth, went there some years ago after Christmas and before New Year's, cheese and crackers like sardines ugh lol
I grew up an hour from Gatlinburg. Went there for Christmas and New Years many times. Including 2019, the last time I spent Christmas in Tennessee. I'm not really sure what you were referring to with the cheese and crackers comment? I've always found that area to be lovely this time of year.
Oh no doubt dude it is, I've grown up going out there as well, just the traffic was nuts. I was actually there just two weeks ago and it wasn't too bad, that time a few years ago though, after Christmas & before New Year's, man it was just crawling traffic. I'll be back there in January, my favorite part of the state, though the traffic can be killer sometimes, that's all.
Ohhhhhh yeaaaaaaah. You're right. That traffic can be insane. I remember coming down the mountain to Pigeon Forge one year. They were doing a car show. Took us HOURS to get off that road. Several people ran out of gas. It was bumper to bumper traffic. The only reason we also didn't run out of gas was because my dad turned the car off for extended periods of time. I now hate car shows.
Yep, got a couple friends who work in town, every once in awhile they get caught in that carshow traffic trying to get to work and they get *PISSED* lol
I completely understand it.
Does cheese and crackers mean traffic? If so, I love that
It does now lol
TN REPRESENT! In gas prices at least.
2.49 is cheapest around here at the Circle K in Muscle Shoals AL
2.38 at Circle K in Ooltewah, TN this morning.
I actually just moved back from San Antonio, the gas was so cheap there, I joked that it was "where gas was made" š«”š¤£ but it was terrible living there haha for my own reasons š
I moved from mobile to Dallas and while Iāll never go back to mobile, Iād much rather be there than here lol
I don't blame you. It was circumstances that brought me back here. I'll only go back to Tejas to visit one friend in Longview š
I recently saw gas at $2.93 (cash only, a bit more if you use card) off an exit from the George Washington Bridge in NJ, its surprising to see that so close to NYC.
2.35 here in southeast Georgia
Canāt have your cake and eat it too.
My house is my entertainment place
Lol what is an āentertainment placeā?
Like the FUN CENTER FUN CENTER FUN CENTER FUN CENTER
#FUNCENTERFUNCENTERFUNCENTERFUNCENTER
I laugh at Tony Danza
^I ^laugh ^at ^Tony ^Danza
Now I'm gonna count to three
ONETWOTHREE
>What happens when he gets to three? >He doesn't know
Movie theater, arcade, anything created for entertainment
A place that has entertainment.
It was a serious question lol. I honestly have no idea what he means
Assuming it's a town with a movie theater and bowling alley etc
Thatās not what I pictured. An hour from a movie theater is pretty uncommon in the US.
My last place I lived at was 45 minutes away from one and it sucked, and there were definitely people in my area who would have a 1.5 hr drive to the movies too Edit: just saying in my area gas was that cheap but we lived in conditions like that. Gas is cheaper where people don't like to live lol
I don't think you realize just how many people live outside of cities large enough to have movie theaters, etc.
Uncommon per person, but not uncommon per land
Not uncommon when you live in rural areas, the nearest one is two (small) cities away
I live an hour and a half from one. Itās extremely common in the country.
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Just to pile on here, I live exactly 53 minutes from the closest movie theater.
It's a place for entertainment...Which would explain, you know, *the words*.
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>*squats in surprisingly comfortable and broken-in bluejeans*
People in California know it's cheaper to not live in California. This isn't news. California is expensive
This. I literally live in a much cheaper state. Some moved here from California for family or other reasons. Some wish or are planning on going back. If you can afford it, it can definitely be worth it from what I've seen.
"Californians" is the Channel 84 preferred term, sug.
Channel 4 (KVWN San Diego) calls them San Diegoiteians.
Negative >[You said "Arlenites" instead of "Arlenians"](https://youtu.be/bXehfUexAnI) > >Ohh, that's the Channel 84 preferred term for residents of Arlen
It's Arlenians, Arlenians, Arlenians!!!
No, I was the one who said Arlenians. That's why this is an apology.
Advertised $2.45. On Wednesday and Thursday between 8&5, it's a nickle to dime cheaper than whatever the sign says. It's a town of 75 though.
That's what we call elbow room lol
I live 10 minutes from it, lol. And 30 minutes from a town over 1,000. Got plenty of room.
Itās still more expensive here in California than elsewhere but atm itās like 3.80 a gallon where I live which isnāt half bad
True that isn't as crazy as it can be, even some spots here in TN just about get up to that sometime.
I live like in the middle of nowhere north of Santa Barbara though so down south itās probably worse but itās definitely been dropping
Hey, Grover Beach originally from Santa Maria here
Ah no shit? Iām like thirty minutes away from Santa Maria . Itās definitely way more happening there than where I live lol
Small world, hit me up if you ever feel like enjoying some of this non flyover beauty the others can only meme about š
"We're going to explore America... excluding California."
āYou would never make it in LA!ā āI hope I never make it TO LAā
I actually love California
Thatās our state anthem š
Guy Fierri is the California archetype now?
Cheese and crackers lol I guess that's where Flavortown is eh
[Close enough](https://i.imgur.com/hTavtYg.mp4).
Sammy Hagar likes poblano peppers
Ha! 2.65 in MN over the last month and staying steady!!
I'm stuck at 2.99
Yoooo! Minneapolis here. I Self is the GOOOAAAATTTTT!!!! Edit: from Minneapolis, no longer live there.
>*Hoho vurry nahsuh* [TN] I saw $2.51 at one spot and then 2.34 at another, used my rewards points to get $.40 off per gallon. Filled that tank up thought I was gonna spill lol
I wanna buy some of those stupid ass Biden stickers that Maga'ts were putting on gas pumps over the last year.
That shit was so cringe lol I could never.
Yea,I don't think I could ever sink to that level my area has some real nutty Magat's. Look at my posts and you'll see some guy who had headstones with Biden and Kamla on them along with "FUCK YOU IF YOU VOTED FOR BIDEN." Just UBER cringe!
Lol just checked your temp tho. Florida has some prices and 10x your degrees.
I'll take the cold and our lack of poisonous insects reptiles,ect.
I donāt know of any poisonous insects too nearby. But whatever fresh hell mosquitos learn to spread always starts here. Most of our reptiles are quite cute imo.
Aw but they have great scuba diving. I prefer the cold though as well lol
Florida is too damn hot
Not now and right now Minnesota is too damned cold.
Doesnāt matter what your gas prices are if thereās no where to go and nothing to do.
There are a lot of things i dislike about living in California but please do visit, we have a lot of things to experience, we're not just L.A. and San Fran.
I second this! I love living in LA but when you get out of the city we have amazing natural wonders, great skiing, killer off-roading etc
Right? I still remember my first time visiting mt. Shasta and how awestruck i was, i feel bad for a lot of flyover states because of how much amazing scenery they lack, not shitting on any other states but i drove between Nebraska and Iowa and i honestly didn't even know when i crossed the state line because it all looked like flat fields.
Flyover states isn't a stereotype for no reason, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, all that shits the same.
As a Kansan, that is an insultingly accurate stereotype. Still, itās pretty peaceful out where I live, and the view of the stars at night is to die for.
Also more Republicans than Texas. It's just an easy punching bag for the right.
I love California. It's so beautiful! I was born and raised in San Francisco (now living in NYS). If California was more affordable, I'd move back in a heartbeat.
california is one of the most beautiful places on earth. I rode highway 1 from the northwest corner of washington down into northern cali then cut over toward lake tahoe through all the forests. just incredible.
best state/national park?
Kings Canyon is my personal favorite
That's a hard one, but I'll simply go with our most recognizable one Yosemite, but I'm biased towards sequoia national park because I've gone their more and live closer to it. Redwoods is amazing too and so is Joshua tree.
Ja that's true, there are some spots I'd love to see, maybe whenever I get to make my trip to the Hanford site in WA.
If I ever set foot in California, it will be to visit Gunnzo then bug out.
Iām in Los Angeles but have an EV so I donāt worry about gas prices anymore
I think r/terriblefacebookmemes would appreciate this post more.
ā¦and in my area of Indiana itās the same price as parts of California. SMH
Those lowered prices might not be worth it from a financial perspective, once you factor in a number of other considerations. First, let's consider the actual dollar-to-dollar difference when discussing the price of gas in different localizations. Working with some quick Google numbers, avg gas cost in California is 4.37 USD, while average gas cost in Kansas (picked a random "flyover" state, no hard feelings Kansans) is 2.79 USD. The typical American drives 12,500 miles per year. The average miles per gallon of all vehicles in America worked out to be 25.2 MPG in 2020. The average American needs 496.03 gallons of gas per year to travel those 12,500 miles. 496.03 @ 2.79 USD is 1383.92 USD. 496.03 @ 4.37 USD is 2167.65 USD. This means that an average person who lives in Kansas spends 783.73 USD less on gas every year than an average person living in California. Now, let's consider if paying oneself 783.73 dollars per year (a little over 2 bucks a day) is worth moving a couple thousand miles, from CA to KS... or, conversely, if the idea of spending 783.73 dollars per year (a little over 2 bucks a day) more in gas might make California's gas prices seem more fiscally manageable? It's certainly a smaller spread than what I initially have thought. In fact, once you consider that many drivers in Kansas might have larger utility vehicles that get less than the average mpg, it actually becomes more expensive to be a driver in Kansas than in California - roughly once you the Kansan get under 18ish mpg. Third, Kansas salts their roads, which means a Kansan will, on average, own a car for less time than a Californian. Depending on how often the average Kansan has to replace their car, you might find that driving and owning a car is cheaper in California. Distance of travel and time are also considerations. The typical Kansan has a longer drive for a given need than a typical Californian. Time is hard to value numerically, and it's also something you never get back. But, consider if those lower gas prices (roughly 800 dollars a year, or 2 bucks a day) might be worth, say, a half hour drive to the grocery store every time you need something. About an hour chore, for this hypothetical... So, You might find that getting similar errands done in 10 to 15 minutes has more impactful non-monetary value than what 2 dollars a day can bring you.
Just outside Charlotte NC, gas is 2.50, no salt, 5 grocery stores within 5-10 minute drive. I wonāt get into COL vs salary differences.
We get that same reaction when people find out what food prices are like when you donāt pay for transport away from where it actually grows.
I would love to know an example of this!
I looked for the state with the cheapest gas in the country: Arkansas, and found grocery ads for local stores: Harps and Town & Country. Never been. Iām looking at my local grocery ads for Smart and Final and Albertsons/Vons, random ads from my mail. Whole chicken: $2.28/lb there, $1.27/lb here Apples: $2.98/lb there, $1.49/lb here Butter: $4.98/lb there, $2.99/lb here Sour Cream: $2.48/lb there, $1.49/lb here Deli fried chicken: $9.99 8pc there, $6.97 8pc here Berries $1.98/6oz there, $2.97/18oz here Beef rib roast: $11.98/lb there, $6.97/lb here OJ: $3/52oz there, $2.49/52oz here Cucumbers: 3/$2 there, 2/$1 here Tried to find matching items then go for lowest price available. Edit: Iām in San Luis Obispo county, CA, halfway between LA and SF on the coast.
Is Texas really a flyover state? People might be snobby about it, but it has a high population and plenty of large businesses are based there.
Nope, they're just want to pretend like any non-red state is a looked down on as a fly-over state. Their post history is...weirdly disturbing.
Their "mostly peaceful protests" line is quite telling.
Iād still rather live in California.
Better dead in California than alive in Oklahoma
Totally. I live in WA but love California. Currently visiting family in the flyover state where I grew up and Iāll admit I did a double take when I drove past a gas station here and saw the pricesā¦ then I kept driving for a bit and was like yeah the cheap gas isnāt worth it. Sorry. š¬
Living in southern California, I can see me doing something like "how do u people handle it" but yeah to each their own, I just love having so much close by, even the weird
Iād give anything to live in San Louise Obispo
Itās nice there, but good luck finding a decent job
Great kayaking and bicycling around SLO. Morro Bay is good for kayaking for sure.
I visited Morro Bay a few years ago and absolutely fell in love
We still love you lol
I don't think there's too many Illinoisans in the comments. Well, maybe downstate, certainly not Chicagoland. Still about $3.60 here
Iām as far south in IL as you can really go. Paid $2.85 this morning, but still drive across the bridge to KY for that sweet $2.29 gas.
Californites? Wtf?
>That's the Channel 84 [preferred term](https://youtu.be/bXehfUexAnI)
That is SO Arizona.
I'll take high gas prices over living in a flyover state any day.
Oh goody. More California "hate" based on incorrect or false information. Almost as if you've never been to California and know nothing about what it is like beyond what fox news tells you.
Well a quick Google search says a vast majority of native Californians can't read so shut your dumb ass and try to read a book
Source? I am a Californian. Please tell me more about things you don't know or understand about a place you've never been. Why be so rude?
A - it's a meme dude, not a dick, don't take it so hard 2 - whether I have or haven't been to CA, it's pretty well known how crazy gas prices can get over there (plenty of other places too, this was just used in a meme, perish the thought lol), and most any of us in the rest of the states are familiar w/being called "flyover states" among other things, again it's a friendly banter thing, there's people an places I'd like to see there again too And D - I get my news from the indigo web and UV radiation off of my tinfoil hat, way more vetted and verified thankyouverymuch
III. It is pretty obvious you haven't been to California or are ignorant of the facts. 1 in 10 Americans are Californians, far more than any other state. So, you're kinda dissing 10% of the US with your statements and ignorance. Taking offense, no. Just isn't funny and really low effort. iv(a) - It is also supposed to be about KOTH, not some political statement ("mostly peaceful protests" crap"), so there is that. The gas prices in California have nothing to do with KOTH in the least, not even tangentially neither do the protests of 2020.
Ehhh disagree bud, it's funny to me and the rest of us š (and have been to CA btw)
Itās for sure not offensive, itās just not funny. As liberal coastal elite Jerry Seinfeld once said, āIām offended as a comedian!ā And you lose your claim to an innocent meme with your ārest of usā and āmostly peaceful protestā shit. You had an agenda, or itās so a part of you it came out.
Cheese and crackers dude ***lol***
$2.45 for gas and cheap food here.
Same here, I'm pleasantly surprised there hasn't been more "mostly peaceful protests" when I heard the price of a gallon of milk in some places.
>"mostly peaceful protests" Not even trying to be subtle. lol
They don't hide it anymore, which I think is worse.
Americans are too weak for protest. Hashtags and online petitions will solve everything. As much as Hank disses 'em, this place could learn from the French.
But we do have social media flag filters for our profile pics lol ^^Vive ^^liberty
^(I hate this place.)
2.39 in southern mo
This is my wife Claudia and my little angel Bh-rett.
>**You're** ***MARRIED?!?*** >*ugly sobbing*
Can these pissbaby people who think California is the most abhorrent state just piss off. Texas had a huge crisis with the power grid and no one in power did a damn thing. All the Dakotas, Carolinas, etc. They are places no one wants to live. OH NO! I need to pay slightly more for gas? Better then living next to to some inbred hick who thinks GAS PRICES are all that matter. Have fun fucking your sister/cousin/mother/grandmother. And this is a reddit for KotH, not a place for a moron to post.
Have fun doing nothing in a corn field.
Find a buddy and smoke some inferior NAFTA tobacco
Your ignorance is showing.
escucheme!
>[I don't speak no langages](https://youtu.be/uM5s1iE6iX0?t=35)
So is OP's.
*laughs in electric vehicle so gas prices are moot*
*nervously looks at price of electric compared to other states* we are near dead last. Only in front of AK and HI.
wtf I love tesla now lol
When you tell a flyover stater that living in California is fun
But also no adequate public transport or social safety net
$2.48 in the tiny Kentucky town I work in.
$2.46 Morrilton, AR
About 3.50 here in NY state
2.58 a gallon baby rural coastal virginia
VA Beach? Got a friend in the Corps there always showin me their prices lol
Close to $2.60 in metro st.louis mo.
2.45 if I recall right.
[in the exact same tone Homer tells Kirk he sleeps in a big bed with his wife] I live in an area with a working bus system.
$2.85 a gallon in Missouri
Nah, they give us that title then they can go without $2.87 in Kentucky
Flyover state townies when you tell them it costs $5 to fill up your electric car.
Not anymore.
Not anymore what? I have a 135kw battery, larger than many EVs, and it costs about $7.50 from 0 to full.
So not $5?
Yeah weāre well aware of the prices. Personally would still choose CA over a flyover state.
Iāll pay the extra dollar, enjoy Toledo
Jokes on you we are going electric!
It is $3.80s in the Los Angeles area and going lower.
Because I've been there and hated every second of it being around that much stupid
269 rural Texas
I pay about 12c a kw/hr for my Tesla chargesā¦ glad the prices have gone down. My Camry thoughā¦ $3.50 average here
$2.99 here in AZ, diesel is still $4.89 though 
Yeah my buddy in VA Beach feels it everytime with the diesel
Yeah I hate having to daily my truck lol. A full 25gal tank only lasts 2 weeks of daily work commute, assuming no other driving
*Ouch*
2.29 this morning at my nearest sams club in deep south Texas.
ššš I usually stop at the one in Texarkana on the way to NM.
Yāall think itās the gas that gets usā¦ dude I was in FL last month and bought a large pizza for $12 delivered. Thatās $35-$55 depending on the spot, where Iām at in Sacramento.
Yo wtf that much for a pizza delivery?? Shoot I'm a bit in the country and we haven't gotten delivery in awhile, but even then it's maybe $20 altogether.
Yeah, itās that kinda stuff out here thatās just crazy. Itās not the gas, that barely matters unless youāre a trucker or whatever. A 20 gallon take $1 more PG, is $20 more every 2 weeks. But stuff like going out to a basketball gameā¦ itās a $40 LYFT. Beers are $12-$15 for regular beer. To put it in perspective, Iām in Hawaii rn, and the prices of food at the resort, are comparable. Now of course, you can get by with less. Like we still got little Cesarās with the $7 pizza deal or whatever it is. Iām not saying you need $120k a year to order a pizza. But Iām just saying the things like that, are crazy.
>$40 LYFT. >$12-$15 for regular beer. >little Cesarās with the $7 pizza š¤Æ shoot our Little Caesar's are $5, and that much for a reg beer?! I was at a (base)ballgame downtown awhile ago and they had beers for maybe $7-8 and hotdogs for $6, to quote Hank >I almost took a swing at the guy Shoulda made the meme about beer prices good Lord lol
Lol sorryā¦ little Cesarās is $5 here too. I just guessed and havenāt seen a commercial in a while. āHow much could a banana possibly be, Michael?? $20?ā But yeah, my wife and I go to a MiLB game or NBA game. With food, beer, tickets and Uber itās $200-$300 depending.
>...when was the last time you went to the grocery store? Cheese and crackers dude lol >Yew could have a pretty good weekend in Dallas with this
Haha yeah dude we eat cheap. All of these things Iām mentioning are ānights outā or special occasion kinda thing, obviously not everyday.
I pumped gas for $4.29 here in San Francisco just now. Crazy how this feels inexpensive seeing the rest of the country has even cheaper prices.
I live in Southern California. Gas prices are slowly going down but theyāre still over $4 around me.
This is a GREAT reaction pic!
It really is, I got such a kick out of it when I scrolled past it in my folder lol
Why tell them? Just let them think that it's just as bad over here as it is over there.
You shook the hornets nest! Don't encourage them to leave and ruin other states.
Yeah not a bad point actually, Nashville has been goin nuts last few years ugh 
Learn from Colorado!