April 18, 2013 We Americans are NOTORIOUS for complaining about just about everything from the weather to poor food service, but when we have to pay more for something than we're used to, we REALLY wig out! But what if for all of our soaring prices that we don't hold the trophy for the most expensive EVERYTHING. Check out our Top 8 list of most expensive stuff anywhere in the WORLD:
March 1, 2013 Were you wondering just how rough the economy is? Well how about this...Remember back when you were in high school, when you hit your buddies up for gas to do some cruising for the weekend?
February 20, 2013 Now that rising gas prices have officially sprung a leak in our pockets again, walking the 18 miles to and from work in single-digit weather is starting to look really good! So, we either get all redneck about it and fill up without paying, bitch and moan about it, or use a little meme humor while staking out and barricading the cheapest pumps!
With the average price of gas approaching four dollars a gallon, the question becomes whether Americans are going to start to seriously changing their current driving habits and vacation plans, in light of this hike.
February 24, 2012 Gas prices continue to climb approaching $4 a gallon in Central New York and over $5 in parts of the U.S. A lot of experts and politicans have offered their opinions on why the price of gas is so high and continues to skyrocket
February 17, 2012 Gas prices are inching closer and closer to the $4.00 a gallon mark. Are you ready for it to get even higher?
January 21, 2012 Have you ever noticed that gas is more expensive in Utica than in Syracuse? How about, did you notice gas in Utica is more expensive than in Albany? Well it’s only getting higher.
April 21, 2011 While you are crying at the gas pump with the ever-rising gas prices, consider this: As transportation costs start to build up everything will get more expensive. WalletPop.com has listed other things that ar
March 3, 2011 In its biggest jump since Hurricane Katrina disrupted Gulf refineries more than five years ago, the retail price for gasoline soared 19.4 cents, bringing the cost to $3.38 a gallon. Prices have been on a steady rise for the past week, according to AAA statistics released by CNN Money. While high prices may cause panic for some consumers, there are steps you can take to make sure soaring prices don’t send you into a financial tailspin.
