zyzzyva57
09-29-2008, 02:43 PM
Here in the southeast we are out of gas
Gas prices do not reflect the Law of Supply and Demand, e.g., prices are not high to reflect the lack of gas
Instead of a run on banks, we are having an insane run on gas
Our governors, particularly Ga's governor (who is on a working vacation in Europe :p ) have their heads in the sand
At this writing, this has not made the front page of N.Y. Times, thus the national news media
Washington and New York City has gas, but these cities are on the same pipeline serving the southeast
At the present rate, this contagion will jump to Washington, then N.Y. City by the end of the week
Mix this in with the Wall Street mess, and we have a major problem
Gas prices do not reflect the Law of Supply and Demand, e.g., prices are not high to reflect the lack of gas
Instead of a run on banks, we are having an insane run on gas
Our governors, particularly Ga's governor (who is on a working vacation in Europe :p ) have their heads in the sand
At this writing, this has not made the front page of N.Y. Times, thus the national news media
Washington and New York City has gas, but these cities are on the same pipeline serving the southeast
At the present rate, this contagion will jump to Washington, then N.Y. City by the end of the week
Mix this in with the Wall Street mess, and we have a major problem