Fuel Prices
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I did figure it out. One US gallon = 3.78 liters. 1.25 per liter times 3.78= 4.72 per US gallon. It's always at the front of my mind when I'm at the pump.
Plus, the exchange is so close it really makes no difference.
Plus, the exchange is so close it really makes no difference.
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Gee, and I remember working as a teen at the Esso station when regular gas was .49 cents a Canadian gallon, and our gallon is bigger than your U.S. gallon. And diesel was even cheaper because not that many around at the time.
In a few years it might cost 3, 4, or even 500 bucks to fill up a regular size tank.
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I like it here too, it's just quite different in Ontario. (Expensive)
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I don't even try to round it off at the pump to the nearest dollar or 10 cents. Squeeze the pump just a bit and it goes up 12 cents. I just do the first shut off and that is it. I read that you save $ that way as when the pump first shuts off, it runs back a bit and you lose a few cents every time that happens.
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