Gasoline price in Russia after 2 MONTHS OF SANCTIONS 2022!

[@kesmarn]

Your sense of humor is just delightful. The "inside joke" regarding your ability to remember gas prices was subtle and hilarious. Please don't ever lose your wonderful wit.

[@cindysandberg643]

I am amazed at your math skills and how you make things so very understandable in everything you do. You're a great teacher. What do you do for your occupation? I haven't heard, or I forgot.😊

[@SaltyDog69]

I lived in Russia in the 90’s and a visit again in the early 2000’s. I can definitely say that they’ve modernized a lot. Also, Dan don’t worry about not knowing words, your English is good and definitely better than my Russian.

[@SkyValleyStuff]

lol i was going to troll nand say somthing like "cia much" then i noticed your name.. Bahahahahahahahahaa good one bro.

[@OhItsJustMe2]

His English is getting very good. When I first started watching him his English was nowhere near as good as it is now. I love how he and his wife are determined to learn it.

[@SaltyDog69]

@@SkyValleyStuff I’ll never tell 🤣

[@josemagana2289]

Can you tell me what you mean but they have modern nice a lot I live in the state of California and the United States of America it doesn’t get any more modern than this and they look pretty equal to me they’re stores are gasoline the roads what exactly does that mean modernized

[@erikkison]

@@josemagana2289 Being "equal" to California is a great achievement.

[@offshoreman71]

Dan, we understand you and I appreciate you and admire that you learned English by watching our TV shows. You're an incredible person and a genuine person. Love sent to you and your family from Texas! Keep up the good work!

[@agostinodibella9939]

Thank You Dan for taking the time to go and compare the prices of different gas stations and putting together your list. Very informative.

[@matthewskinner4814]

Hi Dan. Petrol prices in uk are historically very high. It’s something we reluctantly put up with. At the moment, unleaded is about £1.60 per litre. Which is about 159 rouble per litre. Scary. We have cut down our car use to the minimum. No more extravagant unnecessary journeys. Looking forward to your next video. All the best to you and your family. Matt.

[@gearloose703]

I cut down my heavy foot and have surpassed the 999km trip meter with 45L tank of diesel ever since. I want an EV to be able to drive aggressively again :D

[@ba-gg6jo]

£1.85 here in Kent.

[@christianmagno984]

@@gearloose703 with EV electroplastic rubbish you won't drive anywhere.

[@kentonian]

They are everywhere around here and people very happy with them. I think your brain cannot cope with new things

[@rob12841]

Diesel in the van other day was £136 for 75 Litres. Absolute madness! I’ve just ordered a petrol/lpg Dacia duster. Local Morrisons do lpg for 82p a litre, local BP 89p.

[@RottiDog100]

The effort you have put into compiling this information is beyond awesome.

[@orreng]

All the best from Texas Dan. Praying for better times for all.

[@TheSheekozFamily]

best wishes to Texas!

[@jeanihowe]

Hi Dan and Suzy.I worked at a Shell gas station for 7 years here in Michigan. I had the exact same shirt as the girl inside. Lol. Love you guys! God Bless

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Wooow! Very intresting Jeani! And how did you like it? Tell me how many differences between your gas station and the one I showed?

[@Shroedinger73]

Greetings fellow Michigander ✌🏻 From Jackson Mi Big fan of Dan & his fam 😇

[@jeanihowe]

Pretty similar with the store.. Different gas pump styles. Same uniform. Lol. It did not pay well and I also worked at a grocery store at the same time.

[@CattVanDo]

I heard the frustration in your voice as you tried to describe the overwhelming idea that one country would have so many different prices for the same product. Believe me, it is difficult for us as well! Your command of our language has grown so much since you started posting your videos, and we have had the pleasure of watching your family grow. I am grateful for you and your family.

[@barbaracarter6726]

We have an internet site that keeps track of local prices so I don't have to drive all over town looking for the cheapest!

[@dhoyda]

@@barbaracarter6726 What do you save on average? 3 cents a gallon? Assuming you get a full tank of 16 gallons, you are "saving" 48 cents, maybe a dollar at best if it is 6 cents cheaper per gallon. Assuming you end up driving an extra 5 or 10 minutes to get "cheaper" gas, even at an entry level job that pays the Federal Minimum wage of $7.25, an extra 5 or 10 minute drive is 60 cents or $1.20 of your time, respectively. I would guess you make more than Federal minimum which makes it even worse to go somewhere else for the "best deal" instead of a gas station on your way to/from work on your normal route. Even if you are retired, your time is still worth more than the change you will save by driving to a different gas station.

[@dhoyda]

You can thank the government for that and it isn't just gas prices due to differing tax structures from State to State. If you live in a suburb, you are paying more for internet, phone, cable, and most other utilities as a way to subsidize the price of those same services to areas deemed "less affluent" aka the poor parts of your city (this is why most areas of the US only have one service provider for these services, sometimes two but their prices will be basically identical). The US, as a whole, also subsidizes the price of prescription drugs to the rest of the world. Many of the prescriptions that people often struggle to afford in their later years are available for pennies on the dollar in many countries; not generics either, the actual name brand version. The government is the muscle that enforces all of these wealth redistribution policies.

[@barbaracarter6726]

@@dhoyda I don't buy gallons - I buy litres. I'm retired - and I find the gas station that is nearest to me is usually the cheapest. So I save 2 cents a litre which is a good savings on a full tank of gas - 3.8 litres per US gallon which is over 7 and a half cents per gallon. Our minimum wage is $15.65 per hour. But the average rent for a one bedroom apartment is $2200 per month. But if it cheapest gas is further away, all I do is change the order I am running errands and do the ones that are near that station. Currently we pay about $1.99 per litre which is $7.52 CDN per US gallon. My time is my own - you can't put a dollar value on time when you are retired - but then you are from the USA and everything is about your time is money thing. It isn't. Because you can't buy time with money. No one can. You buy work with money.

[@galeparker1067]

@@barbaracarter6726 Great researching! Thank for all the info!! ✌🏻🥰🇨🇦 And thank u Sheekoz family!!! ✌️🥰🇨🇦

[@Loveshell7]

Hello Dan, The United States has different prices in every state for everything. So, for example if you live in California the price of living is extremely higher. The price of gas, food, houses and everything is higher. But, in California the minimum a job can pay you is $14 per hour. In Texas the Minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. Texas is 21.1% cheaper than California. You may make more money in California, but you are charged more for everything. Why are the prices for everything different in each state? The difference in price might be based on the shipping cost, the taxes each state charges (each state has different tax prices also), or the amount people in that state/location are willing to pay. Prices are also varied based on demand, such as a product that is competing with many rivals in a market versus a product that is exclusive to a market. For instance, people that live near the ocean may be able to buy fresh fish cheaper because it's plentiful where as people that live in the middle of the United States and have to have the fish shipped to them have to pay more for the cost of shipping and because the company selling the fish know they can raise the price and make a profit off the people because the people want the fish but cannot get it on their own and the people will pay more for the fish to be able to get it. I'm sorry this was so long. I hope this helps. I know it explains everything a little better. I live in Texas. By the way Dan, Your English is Excellent! I Love your KZbin Channel! Thank you for all your wonderful videos. I love learning about Russia, how we differ and how we are the same. 🥰

[@DearestDawn]

What business in Texas pays $7? Buccees pays $20 an hour. Texas wages pays very well.

[@Loveshell7]

@@DearestDawn That is minimum wage. Check it! I was just stating the difference between California and Texas Minimum wage. I only gave info that I researched through Google and Bing that said $7.25 per hour is Minimum wage in Texas and California's Minimum wage is $14 per hour. Yes, every business is different but what each business pays has nothing to do with Minimum Wage! What I stated was the Minimum a job can pay you in each state. I was not going into detail for every company in the state! I was only comparing the difference between the cost of living in each state and how every state is different! It is a fact that the cost of living in California is much higher than in Texas!! this is what Google says when you ask "Is the cost of living higher in California than in Texas? California is one of the most expensive states to live in. Texas is more affordable, almost across the board."

[@danbailey96]

@@DearestDawn shit I wouldn’t live in TexAss for 70 bucks a hour.

[@Rainy_Day12234]

@@Loveshell7 no one works for the minimum wage in Texas…unskilled illegal immigrants make $15 an hour

[@Loveshell7]

@@Rainy_Day12234 So, I see everyone is nit picking and not getting the point of what I'm saying. I had to have a base to compare each state! Every company pays different. Some pay more some pay lots more. Whatever! I was just picking two states and comparing. I know many people that have lived in both California and in Texas and say Californias cost of living is much higher. Plus, If you do your research California is much higher. I don't know about your illegal immigrants but according to google in DFW Texas McDonalds crew members make $9.31 per hr, Taco Bell pays $9 per hr cashier $11 per hr line cook, Quicktrip gas station pays between $11 & $12 per hr. So most fast food convenient store companies do not pay $15 per hour in DFW Texas area. And because the amount varies I chose to look up the minimum wage of each state and use that as a comparison. I hope that clears it up for everyone.

[@buckdown87]

We appreciate all of the hard work and time invested in your videos! I'm not sure where Shell gas station is from, however we have a lot of them in the United States as well

[@tamaragrottker7677]

They are owned by the Netherlands.

[@murrayterry834]

the royal dutch shell company. primary owners dutch royal family. they controlled much of the baku oilfield through their investments.

[@klausschwab2611]

@@murrayterry834 shell pumps venazualen oil no?

[@dertythegrower]

Jake Tran Shell Oil Documentary, it explains the history very well and its huge in many areas.

[@dertythegrower]

@@klausschwab2611 They pump it every continent for long while now.. documentary by jake tran explains much It's called, (Why we’re always at war - Documentary Jake Tran)

[@cellgrrl]

Dan, this a quote from Wikipedia on Shell. "Shell Oil Company is the United States-based subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, a multinational "oil major" of Anglo-Dutch origins, which is amongst the largest oil companies in the world. Approximately 22,000 Shell employees are based in the U.S. The U.S. head office is in Houston, Texas." It is huge in my state of Texas. About half of all gas stations are Shell. And as there, the prices are generally higher there than other gas stations. But they are clean, reliable and well run. I am old and I don't ever remember a time when there were not Shell gasoline stations.

[@kaenyito-cole5706]

Of course the US companies that stay in Russia are the Oil Barons

[@PatriotsCelticsSox]

It’s a British company. Yes we have them in the U.S. and they have a headquarters in the U.S. but it’s British.

[@barbaracarter6726]

me either. It's good gas.

[@Romans1.24-27]

Actually I've had bad experience with she'll..I avoid them

[@kimmycanuk2530]

I think Shell hides a great deal. I was on the Shell Canada wessite this morning which claims it's in a global company, but it's headquarters are in Canada. I used to live beside a Shell executive here in Ontario ,Canada back in the 1970's ,as we did have a refinery close by and I have no idea how it's run now. They make it difficult to get into thier annual reports, but everyone has me curious now. After work I'm going to spend some time looking at those reports.

[@PosiFwd]

Hi! So good to hear from you again!!!!

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Hello!!

[@kravgirl7]

I always loved Russian people... knew they very, very smart, resourceful & much can teach us all.❤️💋

[@shawncassidy6843]

You're English is great for someone that is self taught. A lot better than many who were raised in English speaking households and educated in English speaking schools. Your video's are a good watch and very educational. Thank you from Toronto, Ontario 🇨🇦

[@briang3211]

I love these videos!! Keep them coming your doing very good on the English my friend!

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Thanks, will do!

[@joqerjoe3716]

I didn't expect to see English writing inside the store.

[@AntiJinx]

It's because it's Shell brand. "Deli by Shell"

[@thewatcher2270]

@@AntiJinx I believe Shell Company is owned by the Dutch.

[@zaynevanday142]

@@thewatcher2270 during the war English forces were supplied by SHELL Holland was occupied at that time

[@ccq6877]

Shell is multinational, but I believe it’s British and Dutch.

[@monaw6484]

Dan OMG the food and groceries and everything in stores now is gone up 30% where I am. Our American constitution was really big on what they called states rights which meant each state has the power to govern their own state as they see fit in matters of taxes and sales commerce and some other things. Your English is amazing I wish I spoke Russian nearly as well as you do English.

[@TheTamrock2007]

Today I got a notification from Amazon, a gal of Castile soap went from $50 to $75. Many price increases in everything

[@jacksmail7725]

Thanks for the update on fuel prices..Looking forward to your next trip to a shopping mall. :)

[@vickybrown9641]

Dan I want to tell you thank you and your family keeping company when I had COVID and I also fractured my tibia, I was bedridden for weeks I found you and watched as your family grew.I found your life very enjoyable and it has been so informative,.God bless you and your family

[@strawberrymage8593]

Hello Sheekoz family! We just had a crazy storm in Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma, but the electricity is still on, and I am so happy because there is a new video from you!

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Hi Adorables from Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma!

[@mikeconley9590]

Hi neighbors. From Fort Smith.

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

I’m on Oklahoma too!

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

@@mikeconley9590 I’m in Oklahoma and fixing to move to Ft. Smith!

[@strawberrymage8593]

Looks like lots of Oklahomans love the Sheekoz family!

[@linda9918]

Happy Easter Dan, Suzi and the most adorable Sati Baby! Good to see you Dan. Shell we have here in 🇺🇸. Our gas has gone down, not much but much better than a few weeks ago.

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Same to you Dear Linda!

[@oldman3440]

Dan, Shell gas is usually the highest price here in the U.S.A. I live in South Carolina. BP is taking over most of the Shell stations here.when i started driving in 1963 gas was 28 cents a gallon.

[@angelachouinard4581]

Started driving in 1966. I remember those prices. As a teenager we could drive around all night on the dropped change in the car. No more!

[@titanproductions3628]

Quick trip better.

[@Playswithfire3782]

I started driving in 1996 and even then gas was 0.72 cents a gallon. I remember getting it as low as .68 cents.

[@luadraponies]

96 in Australia 72c PER LITRE was good. In one town you could get a bit of a variation but they fixed prices and you drove a little down the highway and it could be a lot cheaper. The gov has cut some of the tax but it is still well over $2 per litre. That must be over $7 a gallon. And long drives are a must for a lot of the population.

[@campbell1570]

I live in south Carolina as well small world 🌎

[@GreenHorn1Acre]

Good for you still way cheaper than what we pay in the US … 🤙🏼😁👍🏼 we pay almost double… Dam inflation 🤬

[@kerrazee]

Dan....your English is better than a lot of Americans - believe me 😉. I understand every word you say. You also are a great teacher. Your patient in explaining details. Your smile is priceless - we all feel that across the miles...❣ Don't ever change my brother, adorable you....I think we've pretty much adopted your entire family into our hearts. Big Hugs and keep on keeping on 💙❤❣

[@jakecarrier4301]

Hello Dan, The Carrier family here is Louisiana are all praying for you and your family. We really enjoy your channel and have learned MANY things about the chemicals that are in our food. Because of your passion for the health, and well-being of your family, my family is now MUCH safer!! Stay safe and God Bless

[@yungdolphin9130]

I luv u guys already. You sound like an awesome family can you please adopt me LOL

[@1Corinthians15-1]

AMEN! ❤️🙏

[@strawberrymage8593]

Yes! I was happy to see them talking about the junk that is put in a lot of packaged food. More people need to realize just how bad it is.

[@lizanderson1669]

He is safe lol

[@strawberrymage8593]

@Lizzie Beth I have watched a few of his videos. He's great!

[@TheDavidFromTexas]

I love these videos so much. I very much appreciate the insight of every day living in Russia you share with all of us. Hope you and your family are happy and healthy! Love you guys!! Your friend from Texas 💙

[@Misswiskers4]

Dan , you do extremely well with English. In many ways , the U. S. Is more like many different countries sitting right next to each other, with many factors in each separate state affecting the policies of the individual state. It is indeed a " strain" to understand, for us too !! Thank you sir , for all your effort. !!

[@krisptaco]

Dan, here's a tip for when you visit the US someday. When writing numbers or dollar values, we put the symbol first. Example $25.00 Also, we only use commas to denote thousands, millions, billions, etc. 1,000 would be one thousand. But for fractions below one, we use a decimal point. 1.000 would still be one. ( 1 ) So forty-five cents would be $0.45 . Forty-five dollars would be $45.00 . Forty-five dollars and thirty-three cents would be $45.33 . One thousand forty-five dollars and thirty-three cents would be $1,045.33 . Likewise, in general numbers (excluding money), this 1,045.33 would simply be one thousand forty-five, point three three. Sometimes when dealing with money, if the amount is less than a dollar we place the symbol for "cents" at the back. So 45¢ would be forty-five cents. $00.45 and 45¢ are the same thing. 😊 Confusing enough? 😅 As we say in the American South, it's "clear as mud".

[@montyollie]

Tell any North American Millennial or younger this and they will roll their eyes at you. They ALLLLLL use the $ at the end now, it's driving me bonkers. They all say 10$ instead of $10. I don't know how or when it happened, but it did.

[@krisptaco]

Common core math and foreign teachers

[@barbaracarter6726]

Most countries use the comma.

[@andrear.1174]

Commas are used all through Europe and the Euro puts the € at the end and so does UK with the £ symbols. USA dollar $ and English symbols for math are an outlier.

[@JohnDoe-vc7bw]

@@andrear.1174 I'm an American and I agree. We think we are the center of the universe 🤣🤣

[@tracymclaughlin6268]

Your English is getting so good. I bought gas yesterday in New Brunswick,Atlantic,Canada. Gas was 180.9 per litre in Canadian money. I’m glad you are safe and still able to live your life.

[@CoffeeZombie101]

If Dan is a spy he's supper friendly I'm a guy and I'd Hug Dan if I could. I'm a Veteran genius I'm not a people person. I can read people fast. Dan is a big hearted man sharing his life. The proper and polite thing to say is "thank you". Dan from Seattle Washington USA thank you.

[@Pozer714]

Russia produces oil and has massive reserves of it so I wouldn't expect much of an increase in price for anything oil related. Hey Dan, your English just keeps improving!

[@Torgo1969]

Commodities FTW!

[@gmr1111]

@Lorem Ipsum USA also have double the population of Russia and many living illegaly too , main reason of high prices world wide is sanctions of Venezuela (Largest oil deposit any country has after saudi) and Iran and Russia.

[@gabriels5105]

@Lorem Ipsum thats a small part of it. The main part is bad people in federal and state government trying to charge as much as possible. In some parts of the US in 2019 gas got back down to 1.99 dollars per gallon. Buying gas from other people. Putting as much regulation as possible to make it not possible to collect more. They do everything they can to lie and say there is a shortage when its not possible to not have enough and then they try to make it look like its real by stealing everyones money. They are trying to make a slave state like Europe where no one can drive away if they try and kill everyone. They don't actually want every one to move to electric cars. They want cars only for the corrupt and guns only for the corrupt. US gas stayed around 1 dollar for years and years but the people stopped defending their country and let all the criminals join the Government.

[@harvey_the_rabbit]

@@gmr1111 Actually..... if you are talking about reserves.... the United States has WAY more oil than any other country, including the Middle East....... The USA just won't pump it out of the ground. In JUST one oil basin reserve named the Green River Basin.... it has enough extractable (called recoverable) oil to supply the US at its current rate of usage of 19,000,000 barrels a day for the next 211 years. They just won't pump it out!

[@gmr1111]

@Lorem Ipsum Again wrong Russia is exploring private partners from Indian and Chinese oil exploration companies to tap into untapped Artic reserves after sanctions from USA and EU countries , Russia has lot of private sector .

[@onlyhereonce7290]

You put a lot of effort into this video. Thank you so much. Very cool. Los Angeles California. I pay $6.15 a gallon right now.

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@scottfailing7045]

Thanks, Dan, for gasoline price in Russia.Still high here.Why its differant price here in each state far as i know. Its were state gets gas trucked into state how far it travels from end of pipe. And how high taxes on gas in each state too.Maybe more cost too.Take care and be well you yours.Your English pretty good too.God bless you yours too.

[@silviemarksilverstein3031]

Dear Dan: Our prices in Toronto, Ontario Canada $1.90 per litre. Crazy high gas prices. Don't ever apologize for your English Dan. You speak very, very well. I hope you, Susie and Sati are all doing well. These are crazy times for everyone. Have patience, stay positive and things will get better. Big Hugs to you and your family.🤩🥰😍

[@claudettemalespina60]

Hi Dan ,Susie and Sati Baby, So happy to see you. Our gas in Ontario, Canada is $1.75 for one litre ,very expensive right now. Your English is very good Dan. Take care my friends.💞🌷🌻

[@lochlanweichbrodt2852]

What the hell, ours in the US is finally DOWN to $3.54 at the lowest! What are you guys doing better than us?

[@justthinking1667]

@@lochlanweichbrodt2852 Canada uses the litre measurement . A litre is approximately the same amount as a quart. So $1.75 x 4 = $7.00 for a gallon.

[@lochlanweichbrodt2852]

@@justthinking1667 Ouch! Nevermind, I feel sorry for you guys.

[@strawberrymage8593]

That shell store looks like any Shell store in America. Wow!

[@marytymoshuk7176]

I looked it up -- it's a british company

[@strawberrymage8593]

@@marytymoshuk7176 Wow! I thought they were American. We have them everywhere in Oklahoma.

[@BrendaC-cf7td]

Hi you explained it perfectly. Our prices are going up for everything gasoline and food. I am in Canada. Gas is 1.77 a liter. Beef is high $15 per pound or more.

[@BrendaC-cf7td]

@@garyenwards1608 Hi, gas is $1.77 and up per litre of gasoline for regular. More for higher grades. Did I answer your question? I wasn't sure what you meant. I believe Dan says in the video how much their gas is per litre. As 73 rupees equals $1 USD dollar

[@annai6393]

I am in Canada too and prices are nuts, plus some shelves are empty! I can't even afford Canadian salmon! I went across the border to Aldi and they are selling good strawberries for 1.79, so 2. 28 CAN. And yet, they are here selling for around CAN 4 before the insane tax.

[@annai6393]

Is it 1.77 before taxes?

[@BrendaC-cf7td]

@@annai6393 Hi Anna where I live in Ontario Canada it's $1.77 and our taxes are included in that price . We have a carbon tax that will increase every year now. Placed on by our government. I hope that helps

[@BrendaC-cf7td]

@@annai6393 Hi so glad you can go across to USA . I don't live close enough. When our children were in College and university. We would drive weekly to see them and it was possible to take advantage of USD prices. It's a 3 hour drive one way for us now. I see that prices are increasing across the border as well.

[@jonnymardner2205]

Don’t be sorry your work with this channel is much appreciated! The fact that you learned English from movies is so cool. Our kids use KZbin alot and my babygirl follows a family i Russia who make funny things in the family. She learns your language the same what as you learned English, we can hear her singing songs we now the tunes in but not the words :) Creep it up and stay safe, family first! Love from northern Sweden!

[@sharonp4106]

Today, Sunday 4/24/22 in Illinois- Shell $4.39 gal; BP $4.59 gal; Speedway $4.32 gal. Yes, each state, and even within a state, each county is different. Thank you for sharing this with us. It was late and you did a lot of driving--don't get frustrated with yourself and our language. Believe me when I say I can understand you better than people that live here! All the best to you & your family! 💞

[@maxium4x4]

92 Octane is $4.0 a gallon and Diesel is $4.89 a gallon at the Shell Station here in Ohio. Sales Tax between States is the cause of different prices in the USA. Sales Tax is County, State and Federal for road repairs.

[@sharimorris1021]

In Oregon 87 octane is between 4.35 and 4.75 a gallon

[@unitedstatesdale]

$6.23 for Diesel..San Diego

[@CharlieDoodleGirl]

92 - $3.89 in Dallas, Texas 🇺🇲

[@lcmayzl]

it's only $3.48 here in Toledo, Ohio (for 87)

[@russbarton]

@@lcmayzl $3.76 here in defiance for 87

[@ddawn50]

I live in the Midwestern state of Missouri in the USA and our gasoline prices are around $3.98 per gallon. Our prices started rising a year ago this past January. Our government would like us to buy expensive electric cars,ride a bicycle, walk or take public transportation.I don’t see the prices going down but instead will steadily keep going up. Thank you for sharing your life and culture. You have a precious, wonderful family.

[@pamprier4710]

@Tanya L. Yes, I live in Missouri also, and Dan, I very much appreciate you taking the time and effort to show us these prices.

[@mircat28]

Don’t you dare complain about gas prices in Missouri when we have nothing under $5.00 ($5 to $6) per gallon in California.

[@barbh1]

@@mircat28 It's gone down a little. Couple of weeks ago, it was around $5.89/gallon. Now, depending on the station, it's about $5.50.

[@pamprier4710]

@@mircat28 That's why I left CA 30 years ago. Prices are too high, and there are just WAY too many rules. Lol.

[@gaozhi2007]

Oh you can't afford a $60,000 Electric Car? Just STOP BEING POOR! Don't worry, tho, we'll all be paying for those subsidies to the EV industry.

[@PrussianFrost]

LOL Russian shells are much nicer than American ones, well at least the ones in my state. Shell is originally from the Dutch, bought out by the English and now its a multinational company. The nicest KGB agent ever lol!

[@dertythegrower]

Shell is the most expensive just like he said. They claim cleaner gas additives but that is all up to you. To get a good price you have to use their credits system, for sure... but they are always very clean with bathroom with a key and car washes.

[@Honey-may-33]

The Shell Store’s here in Canada 🇨🇦 are the exact same as the Russian Shell Store. (Well, the ones that I have seen on my travels.)

[@BobbyJ1998]

I was going to say the same thing! They invest way more money into the Russian stores.

[@SmittyDee8573]

Dan, your English is very impressive! Keep watching those old movies 😊 I live in Southeastern North Carolina, USA, I paid $3.85 per gallon of gasoline last week. Sending ❤ to you and family... Special Hi to Sati Baby🥰

[@feldons5621]

Impressed with how modern it is there and the roads look well kept. Great video Dan. Shell is an Anglo Dutch company . 'Their fuel is also the most costly in the UK . A few years back their petrol (gas) was one of the least costly. 'Shell plc is a British publicly traded multinational oil and gas company headquartered at Shell Centre in London, United Kingdom''.

[@deborahyates4212]

Dan keep up the good work very informative. I pray the best for you and family

[@ginakelley749]

Awesome job, Dan! Most people in US can't even count out the correct change without electronic register. Your schools have tought you well, 😊! Also, love your well kept City and highways. Stay safe, Shekoz Family, hugs for Sati Baby! 💕💕💕

[@Suewtf]

Really Kelly I thought most people in the US could count!

[@pats5796]

Speak for yourself GK….

[@laurencebrooke5564]

Amazing he is not using a calculator, prices increased worldwide Based on the exchange rate to dollar The dollar exchange rate went down means Ruble is strengthened - Despite the collective sanctions Russia is thriving - God Bless your country

[@allfornothing388]

*Taught

[@barbaracarter6726]

Shell is Royal Dutch Shell Petroleum - started in The Netherlands but is now all over the world. So your price in Russia is 49 rubles. In my city in Canada, it would convert to 121.07 rubles per litre. Not only does it depend on the province because of the different taxes, it also depends on how far the gasoline has to be transported by truck. The gas stations that sell the most gas are able to buy the gas at a bit lower price and so can lower the cost to their customers. It is very confusing and I think the oil companies like it that way.

[@gamewizard1760]

The average Canadian also makes a lot more money than the average Russian, so I don't see what point you are trying to make? 49 rubles/liter is high compared to Russian wages. 121 is not, when compared to Canadian wages.

[@jackmihoff3669]

Where the heck you getting gas for 121.07 On my way! Lmao

[@throictainted8136]

@@gamewizard1760 lmao not with the rent we be paying on Canada.. shit takes over all the money

[@paulaw3399]

I thought Shell was an American company. It has bee around since before I was born in 1959. Maybe it was American in the beginning.

[@nathanholman1475]

I thought shell was american too. I live by a shell plant

[@TheTamrock2007]

Thanks for these videos! Very enlightening. Sending love around the world from North Florida. Yesterday prices near me, $3.89 per gallon

[@Rockefeller520]

Hello Comrade, Glad to see you are doing Good, thanks for the update, hope your family is healthy and stay safe!

[@jasperschreinemakers4887]

Our gasoline prices (Netherlands) are between €2 - € 2,50 per liter. By the way: Shell is 50% Dutch (Netherlands) and 50% Britisch. The official name is Royal Shell (to the Dutch Royal house).

[@lindatannock]

Wow that's cheap!! It's so expensive in the UK (for most things tbh)

[@ruudjonkman1952]

So gasoline prices in the Netherlands vary between $8 and $9 per gallon. Which gives a strong impulse to the selling of electric vehicles, but electric cars are not cheap, an electric car costs at least $ 35000, the average annual income before taxes in the Netherlands.

[@secbuurentel]

It is no longer royal after their move to the UK in January this year

[@CulturedGem]

Thanks for that correction. Google told me it was US.

[@terrylynn9984]

Uum I believe Shell is an American company. The gas stations can be found throughout Canada and the US.

[@PSYCHoHoLiC1000]

Hello again from Texas, Dan! Good to see the price of fuel has not changed for you. it is still around 4.00/Gallon here.

[@Q-154]

South Texas here. It’s around $3.59 for the cheapest gas where I’m at.

[@Chronicles1611]

Thanks for the information Dan! To try and answer your question as to why states prices are so different you have to look at each state almost as its own country. Each state has its own government policies and taxes. Not only do Americans get taxed by our government, but we also pay taxes to the state and each state charges different amounts. We pay tax on our gas and each state sets their own amount you pay. Prices can also be determined by geography and how far your state is from refineries, pipelines and how difficult it is to get the fuel to your area. I understand how confusing it is. I hope this helped a little and I didn't confuse you even more. 😊 Greetings from North Carolina!!

[@NormalnotNormal1234]

This is a very good explanation.

[@kate.101]

@@WyMustIGo Perfect! 🇺🇸

[@1Corinthians15-1]

@@WyMustIGo agreed!

[@1Corinthians15-1]

NC gas just went down from 3.99 to 3.76 here in western NC.

[@curtstacy779]

Good explanation, I would like to add one thing. the US is 2800 miles wide and 1582 miles North to South. and we populate a lot of it across the whole area. many people I talk to just don't understand how big and how widely populated we are.

[@chillycheeks5318]

Much love, from England, to you and your family Dan. Love the videos.

[@csp8429]

Hi, Dan. At the Shell stations in Los Angeles, California, gas is over $6/gallon. It’s painful to fill the tank because of the total cost.

[@jamesrichardson4741]

Thats cheap! $8 per gallon in Australia

[@janejones2307]

@@jamesrichardson4741 wow. Hang in there. Western countries are greedy and it's very difficult to find something that isn't being taxed.

[@oldbloke204]

@@jamesrichardson4741 Yeah it's pretty funny watching the Americans complain about fuel and grocery costs when they are some of the cheapest around but then they seem to think that $15p/h is a decent wage as well.

[@purplebabushka852]

Holy crap! I thought Florida was expensive. California is really expensive. 😃

[@karen-leelamb1097]

@@jamesrichardson4741 Just curious, what is the average mileage that people drive back and forth to work? It is not uncommon in California for people to drive 30 to 60 miles Just one way to work. When gas is $7.00 a gallon it becomes unaffordable.

[@star5977]

Thank you for sharing your current gas prices with us. Current prices here in my town in South West Florida- USA Regular unleaded- $4.09 a gallon (87% octane) Diesel- $5.09 a gallon

[@bfkennedy]

Much better than Washington state! The cheapest prices here are on the Indian reservations. $4.39 for regular and $5.40 for diesel. Our state is looking to tax electric cars since they don’t pay for road upkeep through gas taxes.

[@kellykellerstein-meatchamb5361]

6.60 (American $) per gallon here outside London in Canada. Oil Refinery is 30minute drive away.

[@traceyblakeborough8633]

I wish the gas here where I live was that inexpensive, I live near the Washington State border in the Southern Interior of British Columbia, Canada. For the lowest Octane fuel it was 1.89/liter, works out to $7.56 Canadian a gallon if you buy premium its well over $8.00. I live in a small town and we have the most expensive prices compared to other communities that are closer to Alberta.

[@CircaBEFORE]

The reason for the varied gasoline prices around the U.S. in different states is because of the tax rates. I live in WA state-my gas tax rate in WA state is much higher than some other states. Add $.49 a gallon extra tax for WA state vs $.19 per gallon gas tax rate in Oklahoma.

[@karen-leelamb1097]

75 cents tax on each gallon in California!

[@ghostpiratelechuck2259]

It’s also what they can get away with. It’s 80c more in the city 20 mins from mine, because average income is higher.

[@jerseattle0722]

its all a scam. washington state roads are terrible….. but even with tax taken out still paying $4 + a gallon versus 70 cents a gallon in russia

[@dccorallo]

Another factor is how close to a refinery a station is.

[@Littlewing1977]

@@stevemcgowen Over $2 tax on fuel is nuts. People who think ev's are going to be cheaper than petrol burning vehicles in the long run are naive. Government will add some tax to make up loss of fuel tax revenue. Also electricity prices will climb the more electricity is consumed and the fact we will have less supply of steady electricity production.

[@happyMontana29]

I know I shouldn’t be but I’m always surprised how things are so similar in Russia to the US. The gas station convince store looks exactly like one in the US. Don’t know why I never expected to see this. Shows how little I know about Russia.

[@samdurbin6566]

So glad to meet you Dan, i wish you the best !

[@AlexA-xs1wj]

Thank you for giving us this perspective and showing us real Russian life on the ground. (or are you a secret KGB spy tricking us that life isn’t horrible in Russia :P) and trust me your english is a lot better than our russian

[@lorirhea7096]

Hi Dan. We are in Southern Oregon. Gas in our area is on average $4.50 per gallon for 87 octane gas. Really enjoy watching your videos. You are doing great with your speaking in English. BRAVO!!

[@kimd8873]

I wonder how many people will ignore what Dan said about the KBG. 😬

[@purplebabushka852]

Not necessarily all of us. I studied the Russian language in college.

[@purplebabushka852]

The first gas station is named SHELL in Florida. The gas is $ 4.12 a gallon today. Who knows what it will be tomorrow.

[@shifuman]

Hi I learn Russian from music video with the written lyrics in English

[@jontwofeathers]

Hello I haven't heard from you guys for a while nice to see you're okay God bless you

[@jkaw9291]

Greetings from the United States. Dan, I wish you and your family good health. I wanted to let you know the Shell Oil Company has a world headquarters in the United Kingdom, London , England. but originally was Dutch...in the Netherlands.

[@allenlyngdoh3713]

Still cheap. Here in the USA we are paying 4.20 to 4.90 usd since the sanctions. So the question is who is sanctioned whom???

[@stephan4490]

Your English sounds good to me, I have worked with people from Louisiana that was hard to understand and you are much easier to understand, I really like you and your family and it shows the average person here that in the end we are all the same and should not judge each other, stay safe my friend.

[@jollyrogercoin6975]

You and your wife are awesome

[@nenadbudisavljevic9835]

Toronto, Ontario , Canada average price for 1 litre regular gas is 1,75 Canadian dollar

[@archie_bunker]

Hi Nenad, 1,68 here in Winnipeg for regular gas

[@mlansing3263]

Shell gasoline is originally from Dutch Shell in Holland, but we have them here in Canada and they are also in the USA.

[@Bex81]

Shell is expensive in US, too, Dan!

[@greenbelly2008]

There are also Shell Stations in my country, Argentina. I didn´t know it was Dutch originally, I thought it was American.

[@DinanBMWm5]

It’s a British company.

[@joolzg1936]

@@DinanBMWm5 Yes it is. So is BP.

[@washmabi]

@@joolzg1936 yeh it's 100% a British company

[@candy12752]

Keep making these videos.love your sense humor and your always smiling you have a adorable family..thanks for bringing everyone a look into your life in Russia..

[@pawprint8167]

Thank you Dan, I love your videos👌👍 It's great that you share your life and country. Russia is part of my ancestry.♥️

[@christinamycoff5366]

God bless you and your family 🙏❤🇺🇲

[@TheSheekozFamily]

God bless you family too Dear ♥️♥️♥️

[@klausschwab2611]

Amen

[@mussongal1232]

Shell Oil company is Dutch/Netherlands. Full name is Royal Dutch Shell. We have them here in the US - always a nice looking and well-kept facility. Often one of the higher priced stations here, too. I am in Oklahoma, USA

[@kellybob66]

I have Royal Dutch Shell stock in my IRA portfolio and it has been the only stock that has lost money for me the last two months. You'd think with the price per gallon that Shell is charging right now in the US as well as other countries, their stock price would be higher and I wouldn't be losing money.

[@garlicandchilipreppers8533]

Shell is an Anglo Dutch Company, they have just moved their HQ from The Netherlands to the UK.

[@rex30000]

@@kellybob66 Western politicians put pressure on Shell.. and Shell announced the withdrawal from Russian oil fields.. these are giant assets.. Shell is forced to transfer these assets to the Chinese for a song.. Shell shares will continue to fall..

[@ruudjonkman1952]

The company was formed from a merger between a Dutch and an English company in 1907. The English company traded in Japanese ornamental shells and lamp oil. The Dutch company won oil in what is now Indonesia. On Borneo they had a refinery. There were no tankers then, my grandfather worked in the factory that made wooden barrels to put the oil in. But indeed, the company is now British.

[@kaibiganka7558]

My family and I buy Shell gas. A full tank last 7 days VS if other gas used that only lasts 5 days. The drive route and mileage is the same (experimental). 92 gas price here in Royse City now is $3.79.

[@shelliebancroft4145]

Here in Michigan in the US we are paying $5 pre gallon for ⛽ gas. Good yo hear from you guys. How little prince Sati doing.

[@candiceperkins4316]

@@PorkusMaximii 3.99 for regular here today in East TN diesel is 4.99

[@jc_usa_21502]

thank you for the videos!!! your english is perfect!!!

[@jbdarr604]

Hi Dan! Shell is Dutch Petroleum co. From the UK. Thanks for letting us know you are okay. Your English is very good. 🤗

[@crimestoppers1877]

The price for gasoline includes taxes ( US, state, local) . This final amount is what is posted at gasoline stations. In addition, some states do not allow the sale of 100% gasoline because it is claimed that it creates more air pollution. Different grades of gasoline are mixed with ethanol which by itself has higher burning temperature and lower gasoline mileage. This so-called "Gasohol" is more prevalent in the winter. My opinion is that the ethanol is produced from corn and this helps farmers in the winter sell the distilled corn ( ethanol). Gasohol can have bad effects on internal combustion engines and gaskets and seals designed only for gasoline. In our country ( USA) we have many oligarchs ( billionaires) who have control of our government via legal bribery called "campaign contributions", PAC's ( Political Action Committees) and Super PACS with literally billions of dollars. The government agencies that are supposed to monitor the "campaign contributions" are appointed by the politicians ( representatives?) of the same political donors. Individuals have strict limits on political contributions but these PACs and Super Pacs can do most anything they want.

[@Nan-59]

You explained it very well how are country's unfortunately run! It's disgusting !

[@jamierobertson7922]

@@Nan-59 Same thing in Canada.

[@Nan-59]

@@jamierobertson7922 I had no idea Canada did that, too. I tend to think Canada has it "all together!" Mostly because I think your healthcare is run better.

[@spacewalker4087]

I think the difference in prices in the U.S. is because some states add very high taxes to their gas and others have low taxes. Also, it makes a difference when you don't have a gasoline refinery near you. In Texas where I live, there is a refinery about 40 minutes from where I live. Unleaded gas in my area runs from $3.57 to $3.79. We have Shell stations here and they are more expensive. Shell is a Dutch company.

[@michaelwachendorf2096]

Gas prices change everyday just letting you know. So if a station empties their tanks everyday the next delivery will have a different price. Which means their price will change. This is why you'll see massive differences between costco and other gas stations

[@collinsfriend1]

Some of it is how much the oil companies think people will pay too. One reason gas goes up during vacation times and times of better employment. THEN we get inflation because everything costs more. Right not some of the pricing is due to sanction but not much as we didn't get much oil from Russia at all. Just the oil companies as always jacking up prices because they can. Once we stop driving so much they'll lower to lure us back.

[@joelt00b]

It's a UK company

[@brick6347]

It's a British company, their HQ is in London. It's opposite the Houses of Parliament and next to the London Eye.

[@barbaracarter6726]

Can't even buy leaded gas in Canada. Really? You have leaded gas still?

[@rebeccamercer6208]

The prices here in Florida /USA vary between $4 & $5 per gallon, somewhere in between. Thank you Dan, we are going through it here too!

[@sarajane5306]

Sooo cheap, you lucky Americans.

[@lorddragoncanoealexander5172]

Hear in Indy 3.80 for 89 and diesel 4,89 not moving up or down ! But wow they have higher octane where Dan and family at but also are road taxes on fuel very from state to state that’s one reason their a broad difference in fuel prices !!!

[@Porfgirl]

In Virginia we are paying about $3.89/gal for 87 octane and $4.19 for 93 octane. Diesel was $5.29/gal I believe. It’s was about $0.30/gal higher recently but when summer travel season begins it will probably jump up at least $0.50/gal😰

[@4catsnow]

These guys opted to invade a country and spend weeks indiscriminately shooting at civilians...Global shock wave on diplomatic, financial, and humanitarian fronts...This is no one's fault but theirs...

[@callmebigpapa]

Nah it is 3.80 in Tampa maybe Miami prices?

[@MrBlaser51]

You seem like a wonderful man & it is nice to hear your channel !!!

[@dragonladygray1335]

Your English improves with every video! Great job 💜

[@DFDuck55]

Shell is a British corporation, their headquarter is in London. --- Where I get Regular (lowest octane) gasoline here in Northern California today is $5.29 per gallon. Right across the street it is $5.89. They blame the high prices on Russia, which is a straight up lie. Before the sanctions less than 2% of the crude oil used in the U.S. came from Russia. This in no way justifies the doubling of gas prices. The real reason is corporate greed and price gouging. --- “Never let a good crisis go to waste”. --- Winston Churchill

[@trainstractorscarsandtruck7362]

Gas prices around the world are determined by futures. It is like the stock market. The only thing government can do is change the amount of taxes you pay. What affects the cost the most is supply and demand. The USA which you say only gets 2% of Russian oil doesn't mean anything to the world price of gas, the futures. Everyone is still burning the same amount of gas, only there is less Russian gas. Less supply higher world prices. Russia now has lots of excess gas and there prices are low. Cut off from the world.

[@djape1977]

@@trainstractorscarsandtruck7362 in short - no. Russia is selling a bit less oil to the US and EU but that "excess" just goes to China, India and other 85% of the world that didn't sanction Russia. Countries that hold 7/8 of world's population don't care about US dictate and there's no way they can be pushed, bribed or threatened into sanctioning Russia.

[@trainstractorscarsandtruck7362]

@@djape1977 My point was that oil is traded like stocks, futures. Supply and demand and volatility influence price, not Joe Biden or other Presidents

[@trainstractorscarsandtruck7362]

@@djape1977 And Russia is selling no oil to the USA

[@djape1977]

@@trainstractorscarsandtruck7362 I meant that out of total volume of oil Russia sells, small portion that was going to US is now going elsewhere. There's no shortage in the world. Same goes for natural gas. Trading in futures, yes, understood, but vendors aren't selling petrol based on prices they paid but on futures prices. Its a robbery

[@cheryllovestoread]

We also have a nearby Shell gas station with a smaller store. Right now one gallon is $6.00 US. A few months ago it was $4.00 US, but we are in California and have taxes and fees added that most other states do not. We are also in a rural community so it’s slightly higher than in the nearest city. Stations use the .99 trick here too and I don’t like it either! I read last month that Shell was closing all stores in Russia, but maybe another company is running it with the Shell brand?? Or Shell isn’t really closing them. How would anyone know, unless they were watching your channel? 🤔

[@MadlyinLovewithJesus-1953]

In Central Texas we bought gas one week ago, 89 octane -- only choices being 87 octane, 89 octane and 92 octane -- and paid just over $4 per gallon, something like $4.39 per gallon (for 89 octane). This is a big increase from a month or two ago, which was about one dollar per gallon cheaper. It was a Shell station here also. I think Shell must be a multinational company. I am super curious why in Russia they have such HIGH octane and what kind of difference it makes in their cars. Texas usually has lower gasoline prices than most other states -- I think maybe because of natural resources here which include gasoline (or so I have been told).

[@DinanBMWm5]

Europe in general uses a higher octane fuel, at least in numbers, I believe they have a different way they calculate octane so that’s why it’s higher. Yes Royal Dutch Shell is a multinational corporation.

[@termodog7951]

In Ohio right now..$3.50 gal.

[@chanelnumba_5]

@@DinanBMWm5 Japan and Europe use a system called RON or Research Octane Number to determine the octane rating of their gasoline, while stateside we use a system called AKI or Anti-Knock Index to determine gasoline's octane rating. To further complicate things, the AKI system is actually derived from the average of the RON system and another more complicated system referred to as MON or Motor Octane Number. To recap, The USA's methodologies for measuring gasoline's octane rating are different, but share some common elements. With the commonality of RON in mind a good rule of thumb is: Multiply the foreign RON Octane rating by 0.95 and you will have the US AKI equivalent​ ( RON Octane Rating x 0.95 = AKI Octane Rating ) 98 RON Octane x 0.95 = 93.1 AKI Octane (US measure) 100 RON Octane x 0.95 = 95 AKI Octane (US measure) So, as you can see the 93 or 94 octane fuel we are all paying an arm and a leg for is actually quite comparable to the higher octane fuels found in Europe and Japan. The people whom have to worry about low octane rating are our friends out west in places like California that top out at 91 octane. 91 AKI Octane (US measure) = 95.5 RON Octane

[@chanelnumba_5]

Sorry if I have more than one post…my first one disappeared, or I at least can’t see it, so I quickly just pasted the excerpt above from the internet. It says there are 5 comments in here and I can only see 4. So weird.

[@ronjohnson9641]

Where I live in south Louisiana, lowest grade of gasoline is almost $4.00 per gallon, diesel is over $5.00 dollars per gallon. Love your video, great job, thank you very much. GOD bless and keep you safe.

[@morningstarnews2682]

Great video, sir! I appreciate the information. You speak better English than half the American population, lol. Keep up the great content.

[@lindadorman2869]

Thank you for sharing the gas prices. The average price for gas in Chicago, Illinois USA is USD $4.58 gallon. Prices vary by area because local and state taxes are added to the base price. The price of gas in Illinois is cheaper than New York, California and other states but more expensive than some states. Normally, Americans are okay if gas prices are around $3.00 gallon but it's very hard when the price is more than $4.00 gallon especially in places without busses or trains.

[@DoubleDogDare54]

I live just north of you in McHenry county and gas here today averages $4.29 a gallon. It's a little less in Lake County. I'm right on the Wisconsin state line so I often zip over the line into Cheese Land and fill up there as the tax set up is different and I can get BP or Mobil a lot cheaper. My clunker doesn't run well on the off brands so I avoid them.

[@seaneastman8817]

$3.00 gas? LOL I'm okay with $1.40 gas for 87 octane. Here in Clarksville, Tennessee gas at the nearest Shell station was $3.65 for 87 octane. Dan, thank you for showing us Russia.

[@grassroot011]

Review what oil was per barrel before Bidey and the gang rolled into power. Was right at $60 per barrel before they swept Trump out of office, shutting down drilling , the ANWR area, no more exploring on Federal lands of which there are millions of acres. Closed the Keystone pipeline that was being built that would carry a lot oil to the refineries in the South. And much else for the Green New Deal cabal. Taking this nation down for the Globalist agenda is job one. Ja? Oil has hit over $115 during this Bidey debacle.

[@lindatannock]

We pay nearly double that price in the UK! I wish ours was that cheap! $8 a gallon 😖

[@kellykellerstein-meatchamb5361]

6.60 a gallon outside London ont Canada today

[@TriggeredAndy]

Hey Dan! Thanks for the video. You're so nice to your wife, I wish my husband was the same. ♥️ His name is Dan too.

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Big Hugs to you! Best wishes to your family and special Hi to your husband Dan!Tell him that the other Dan says hello to him from Russia. ))

[@edwardgreenaway1808]

I love your channel. Keep up the outreach. This is a great way to get to see that things are similar here.

[@fifthnail]

It would be interesting to compare quality of life, how much free money does the average person has to **Save versus **Invest versus **Spend On Entertainment versus **Spend on Necessities (food, gas, rent/mortgage/home).. it is so different from state to state here... it would helpful to have this understanding outlined... dude! Your english is great. If it is hard to express in video through English you might want to consider writing a simple blog. I am sure there are translators who will help you with the deeper thoughts. Keep up the great work!!

[@darinsutton7638]

Thanks Dan , I've learned a few things .. I appreciate your videos , FL gives you a thumbs up ..

[@anastasia10017]

Shell Petroleum is a Dutch + British partnership for an international mega oil company. Headquarters are now in London. At one point, Shell was the biggest oil company in the world and is still one of the top oil companies in the world. They also produce liquid gas, petroleum exploration, petrochemicals etc etc and more.

[@sherriealdrich2864]

I did not know that! Always thought shell was American based.

[@anastasia10017]

@@sherriealdrich2864 shell was a head on competitor for Standard Oil

[@karencaddle7288]

Each state has different taxes on gas. Here in Colorado Regular today is $3.79 per gallon, Mid grade is $4.07 and Premium is $4.37 Diesel is $4.99

[@cjwillblogitDOTcom]

Pretty much the same in Iowa

[@lindaparsons820]

The same in Alabama..

[@laurataylor-artsy_7_studio324]

In California gas is $6.59 per gallon and diesel is $6.99 per gallon in our area. It’s crazy

[@humdinger5701]

In a small Oregon town - 4.13/gal Regular , 4.75/gal Midgrade , 4.95/gal Premium , 5.13/gal diesel , these are cash prices add another $0.10/gal for credit.

[@fortcollinsfreak]

Hi Dan, Shell is Dutch, a company from the Netherlands in Europe. However. I think that they moved their headquarters to the UK or somewhere in that area. I'm from Las Vegas. NV and the gas prices here are sky rocking since Biden took office. We pay $5.39 per gallon for diesel. it's even worse in California. it's over $6 per gallon over there. 😢

[@TwistedQuestionMark]

And Biden blames Russia! Ridiculous!

[@itsjustme7487]

un leaded regular is 3.85 a gal in Michigan. diesel is higher.

[@nancyhale5054]

Same here in Reno, just with snow 🙂 all the gas is over $5

[@Barbwheel]

Inflation is world wide and gas prices went up in Canada too. Nothing to do with Biden’s administration.

[@danielb3462]

Prayers and love and admiration to you Dan. We are all Brothers and not enemies. It's our Governments.

[@noonzyc523]

Boston Massachusetts, here's the prices by grade/type of gas, 87= $4.01a gallon 89= $4.40 a gallon 93= $4.89 a gallon. Love the videos my friend, stay safe and hope all is well with the family

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Thanks for sharing

[@iiipurrrsentkitty4676]

Hi Dan! Thank you for taking your time to do this! I’m in Detroit, MI area. Average price today was $3.98 to $4.39. Diesel was $4.91 today. We have that silly 0.999 trick here too. How are your food prices this month? Hugs from USA

[@PrussianFrost]

Gas is 3.58 (reg) in the middle of the mitt! (tri city area)

[@iiipurrrsentkitty4676]

@@PrussianFrost it’s almost worth it to drive up there and fill up and some cans as well! 😎😜

[@CulturedGem]

In Las Vegas, $5.25 for regular.

[@strawberrymage8593]

We do have that 0.999 trick here too. Isn't it funny?

[@thomasjefferson4662]

Why do you still live there. The gretch hasnt made you leave yet. I left last year.

[@kennethkirincic7292]

Thank you Dan for your honest explorations in research. I love how you show the world your real truth in Russia. If I personally had the time Id do the same. Yes it true, pricing gasoline in America is difficult. But in short, all fuel is priced based on the main trading market, from there each area starting from first the state, then county, then town or city based on their own tax rates will either make the fuel more or less expensive. Plus like in Russia we have many fuel station companies each company does their best to attract customers with their better fuel. Advertisement trick. HOWEVER, In some cases there are I believe theives who try to steal extra money by raising their prices but bc we are lucky like in Russia to have many fuel stations people all shop for best prices and quality.

[@rennaehanson9996]

American gas prices are partially dependent on each states tax rate. It is also dependent on what the retailers want to charge.

[@OhItsJustMe2]

That is true Rennae. The store or gas station also make money off fuel. They do not make much per gallon but they do make some. When I was a kid my mom had a small country store. She made three cents per gallon sold. That was back in the 70s. The 3 cents did add up but she also had to pay rent on her tanks.

[@bettyworkman9460]

I always look forward to your videos. You and your family are unique and wonderful people. Best wishes to all of you.

[@charlesbuhr9567]

Glad prices for gas did not go up for you. Thanks for the updates it is nice to know how life is in other countries. Hi pretty Sat 🐰🐣& Suzie Happy Easter.🐑💒😇Pamela

[@nathanrandolph6989]

Hello Dan! Love your videos! Very interesting to see your perspective and life in a diffrent country! Here in California gas is between 5.80$ and 6.80$ a gallon depending on the station and city you go to. I recently took a road trip and as soon as I crossed the border into Arizona (the next state over) prices dropped 2$ a gallon. This is due to our insane taxes on fuel in California. Can't wait to see your next video!

[@klausschwab2611]

GET OUT OF CA AS FAST AS YOU CAN.

[@weneedcriticalthinking]

The sanctions are suppose to be on Russia but the sanctions are hurting the Countries that are doing the sanctions. Greetings from California, luv your channel.

[@TheSheekozFamily]

ohh , these politicians are either very stupid or playing their dark games