Suck it biatchs!

Gas is $2.53 a gallon here (I'm in Wichita) and going down by as much as 5 cents a day!

 

I believe the Jayhawks are the biggest disgrace of anything that has ever existed in the history of existence, so no, you should suck it.

 

I agree, screw the Jayhawks!

(they are not the only team in KS)

 

I was at a gas station today, and I forgot to check the prices. Natural reaction considering how high gas prices have been.

 

It's about 2.00 where I live and about 3.19 where I work.

 

Suck it bitch...I dont live in Witchita

 

List of fun things to do in Wichita:

1) Buy cheap gas.

 

I used to live in Overland Park, KS.

...trust me, you can have the cheap gas

 

So top 4 things to do are go to two musicals, one which is "cutting edge", go to a farmars market, and a candy shop...wow, sign me up!

LINK

 

Chicago, IL --> Naperville, IL ---> Racine, WI ---> Columbia, MO

 

Yeah, yeah rag on Wichita

http://www.kansas.com/101/story/554086.html

 

I got gas this morning and it was 3.09.

When I got it last week it was 3.31.

Me like.

 

Dont worry, we will

 

Nice, you can finally afford a gallon of gas/hourly wage.

The Kansas minimum wage is $2.65 an hour.
http://www.letjusticeroll.org/pressroom/pressroom-12-23-07.html



I understand this is the bare minimum, and not your hourly wage.

 

In California, there is no point arguing the gas point...

 

Big freaking whoop. 99% of KS workers are eligable for the fedeal wage and those that aren't work at jobs that bring in tips.

 

BTW, it's down to $2.49 here

 

On average per day, how much do you drive?

Cause I average anywhere between 75-100 miles a day due to driving to school, going to girlfriends house, dropping her off at work, picking up her brother, taking him home, picking her up, going out to dinner/movies/whatever hangout thing with our friends, driving back to her place, then going home...

 

I feel for those men and women only making $2.65 an hour. A gallon of gas is almost equivalent to an hour of their life. Five workdays = a full tank. I doubt most of these people drive cars, but it makes me think.