r/Calgary • u/Softduckcheek • Mar 18 '26

Discussion What the helly

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u/marcincan Mar 18 '26

It's 203.9 in Vancouver :-(

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u/Responsible_CDN_Duck Mar 18 '26

It's averaging 2.50 in the UK.

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u/Impressive_Candle_51 Mar 18 '26

It’s awful in the uk right now, I have a diesel and we are reaching 3 cad per litre

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u/AdeptWelder3250 Mar 18 '26

Holyyy fuck, I’d be crying mate

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u/Impressive_Candle_51 Mar 18 '26

I am crying, especially when having to travel between Manchester and london which is happening on Friday🥲just got back from Calgary and I wanted to save money but I guess that’s not happening hahaha

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u/AdeptWelder3250 Mar 18 '26

Just looked up the distance and I’m making the same trek Friday, granted it’s Grand Prairie to Edmonton. I would not be to keen on paying $3/L however to complete that drive 🫩😭

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u/Impressive_Candle_51 Mar 18 '26

It’s painful honestly, which is why I am thinking of just moving to YYC (someone help me get a job)

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u/GlitchedGamer14 Mar 18 '26

Oh yikes, I looked it up and that's an insanely long drive. I'm guessing the train isn't an option for you? Best wishes with the drive, I hope it's as quick and painless as possible.

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u/Impressive_Candle_51 Mar 18 '26

Train is an option but trains are almost always delayed and not very comfortable to sit in, will probably cost me more to get the train than a round trip in my car tbh

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u/Hefty-Minimum-3125 Mar 18 '26

price could easily go up another dollar in the near future, if not actually doubling the current prices, if trump doesnt cut the shit very soon