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Is it diesel or lpg for you?

Bwaahaha.. Cheesy

Nah.. seriously.. i was glad to have work to do today, because it was pretty boring in truth.

It's not funny man!!! It's a critical choice for us in Greece! Our all-knowing government (and the EU along with it) are at the brink of completely banning commuting!!! Roll Eyes

How, huh? What?

I like to think I'm usually informed about European politics (EU uber alles! jk.), but what is this about? How can anyone "ban" commuting? Or are they cutting commuting subsidies?

Care to explain? (I have friends in Greece I could ask, but I'm too lazy to write Cheesy

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It's 1.63 per liter of gasoline here, or $8.44 per gallon of it! Do you need more explanation?

1.63?
That's expensive, but not that much.
Norway, oil-producing country has it at ~NOK15/l (~1.79/l)

Land of SHELL (Netherlands) it's 1,765, or 1,834 for super.
In Saudi Arabia it's 0,087.
http://www.fuel-prices-europe.info/

Life must be good as a oil importer with your own refinery.
http://www.shell.com/global/aboutshell/contact-us/contact/contact-saudiaarabia.html

But, I prefer bitcoin Grin

This shows the most important thing , how much gas you can buy with your average wage.
http://www.bloomberg.com/visual-data/gas-prices/
And suddenly something that looks price becomes affordable

That's really wrong

I've just calculated 2% of daily wage for the UK and it turns out to say 60p per litre when in fact the real cost of fuel is 130p per liter