It will not cost as much to go fishing but the bad thing is the ones working in oil may lose there jobs
Crude oil today is $21.25
gas cost in Utah https://www.gasbuddy.com/GasPrices/Utah
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My son called me and ask what oil stocks to buy, if you buy at the right time you could make a new boat
For the fourth straight week, the national average price of gasoline has fallen, plummeting 12.8 cents over the last week to $2.08 per gallon today according to GasBuddy data compiled from more than 11 million individual price reports covering over 150,000 gas stations across the country. The average price of diesel, meanwhile, fell 6.5 cents to $2.66 per gallon.“Gas prices have spent virtually all of March marching lower, with the drop continuing as the coronavirus destroys oil demand globally, leading to the lowest oil prices we’ve seen in 18 years, paving the way for still an additional 35-75 cent per gallon drop at most stations in the weeks ahead,” said Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy
I wish somebody would tell the people that supply the Heber area. We are still over 2.40 a gallon.
It’s cheaper for me to fill up in Park City at the Chevron station than it is to get gas at the Maverick in Heber.
Utah seems to never fall in price like the rest of the country. And if we finally grip enough on social media it falls a few days later. So get on fake book and grip y’all! 
fnf 
$1.99 in Manila! That never happens, at least not in the last couple of decades.
I just spoke to my son who is an area oil and gas drilling supervisor working currently in Wyoming. They are currently stacking all their wells (shutting them down). He has been going around and rah-rahing his crews, shaking hands and getting up close. He recognized how dangerous that is so he is stopping it, especially since his workers come from all over the country. He said they are expecting crude to drop to $5 a barrel before this is over and he doesn’t know how long he will stay working. Our biggest concern is for when he returns home to his wife and three young daughters.
the problem is gas tax is over a dollar a gallon so gas can’t really go much cheeper
The oil tankers running on Hwy 40 out of the Uintah basin have all but disappeared. But if oil can be bought at such cheap rates I think that there will be plenty for fuel.
As the pandemic passes things will start to ramp back up as more people come out and businesses start opening the oil industry will have the ability to ramp up production to match demand.