@1zdf+1fD5QUbT but gas prices only go up now? Oh, that's right. Brandon ended oil leases on his first day in office. Good job Brandon.
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RTO at Wells Fargo is a JOKE of an experience, I must say. No one is collaborating, let alone speaking to one another. No one wants to be here. No one wants to pay for parking and gas, and no one wants to smell someone else’s grungy fish taco for lunch. Can’t wait for all these applications to turn into offers and everyone leaves this place.
Fascist much? You sound just like one.
What has happened to good 'ol American work ethic? Has it been replaced by laziness and a sense of entitlement?
I'm sorry to say that the crop of WF employees that are constantly whining and complaint here are essentially no better than so-called welfare queens.
It must really suck to only think about how much you hate one person every day. It's obviously not helping to complain here, so why do you persist?
Get over fat hi---r losing already.
What if we found out that WF hub buildings are all located directly above huge untapped oil wells?
I just blew your mind.
Of course, the whataboutism defense. You lose, good day subhuman.
No one asked for fake stats. Peak US oil production was 2019. You're only using 2020 because you know that COVID artificially and temporarily decreased demand, making it appear that Bidens first year was good news for the oil industry. Nice try. Also, the impact of gov on an industry like oil takes time. It's huge, and there's some degree of inertia. Bottom line, team Biden/Pelosi ki---d a bill on the Hill that would have got us right back to independence and eliminated Russian oil imports and they voted against it because, "reasons". Instead, Biden is begging Venezuela, Saudi etc to produce more. I'm sure they will do so as safely / cleanly as American companies would. 😑
And in case you don't believe the US is the biggest oil producer, here's a non-alternative fact.
https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=709&t=6
Country Million barrels per day Share of world total
United States 18.61 20%
Saudi Arabia 10.81 12%
Russia 10.50 11%
Canada 5.23 6%
China 4.86 5%
Iraq 4.16 4%
United Arab Emirates 3.78 4%
Brazil 3.77 4%
Iran 3.01 3%
Kuwait 2.75 3%
Total top 10 67.49 72%
World total 93.86
@1zdf+1 When the US slows production, the same rise in prices occurs. We were a net exporter of energy not too long ago and gas as 1/2 the price it is now.
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Hopefully more will be canceled too. We don't need to drill for oil at all. We should be researching and developing clean energies instead, including battery tech and battery recycling.
So this has nothing to do with the Opec+ cutting of oil production in April of 2020 and that runs through Apr 2022?
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/13/opec-cut-is-trumps-biggest-and-most-complex-deal-ever-dan-yergin.html
Russia is a bit player in the US oil market. We will not miss there oil, not one bit.
RTO IS stupid for any and all reasons! Chief among those reasons is that no one should let an old guy in New York tell them how or where they work best. Chuckie is an a-s.
If it’s good for the oil companies it’s good for America.
Dig deep, surfs.
I paid $120 today
Nationwide? I just filled earlier today for 3.69 - Mpls suburbs.
This is why i keep telling you that you need 10 mill minimum to retire. Gas will be 100/gal soon.
$4 per gallon will soon look cheap compared to what’s coming soon. Get ready for $10 per gallon by this fall.
My electric vehicle doesn’t mind
RTO along with no cost of living increases generally does make the entire notion of “working better together” seem somewhat tone deaf given the current state of the economy. Not trying to throw a wrench into the overall plan but, when the majority of your workforce is being financially impacted by rising costs, and Wells Fargo isn’t big on paying a competitive market wage, it comes off a little to much like “Let them eat cake” to me.🤷🏻
California is approaching 6$.
It ALWAYS did, even without the gas prices!