youre paying more for you milk

oh, per 2.2

youre essentially buying a half gallon each time

2.272

gallon is 3.7 or something right?

im in california it is actually fairly expensive here

although we dont pay any sales tax on certain things

like dairy and bread

about 4 liters per gallon, so your paying under 2 euro per gallon

Interesting idea

its 0.6 us gallons

yeah, but what is your fuel cost?

milk is about the same price as gasoline here

Milk is 2 dollars a gallon here.

A little bit more for gas.

its £1.666 per US gallon

what state/country?

Denver, CO

fuel here is like $1bn per drop

im in the bay area it's definitely above u.s average

so yeah milk is $2.115 per US gallon as it works out

no tax

.66 euro per liter is what the fuel cost equivalent would be for U.S. prices

here it would be $1.71 USD per litre

diesel is actually more expensive than gas where i am at though, i think thats reversed for europe

tax included

i see why france is rioting lol

I think its cheaper in france than it is here

what country?

£

GB

EN

UK

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yes, looks like avergae in france right now is 1.45 euro/l

and our gov has not raised fuel duty since 2010

so its always been this expensive

same website has GB average as 1.24 though so it may just be you

prices dont really fluctuate around the UK

only on motorways... so like... maybe 10 stations will have a higher price

and even then it will be like... 0.05 extra