If crude oil was around $53 @ barrel (using 55 gallons as a barrel) that figures out to about $.96 @ gallon right? So now that the price is around $56 @ barrel and that figures out to be about $1.01 @ gallon right? I'm not a math whiz by any means but this looks like a price increase of $ .05!!! Here in Havasu the price of gas depending where you buy was about $1.65 to $1.85 five weeks ago, now I'm seeing prices at $2.25 all the way up to $2.50 and some higher. Am I looking at this wrong or is that $.60 more a gallon and the price of a barrel went up by a F---ING NICKEL. I know about the costs of refining the crude and all of that but it was figured into the cost of gas before the price increases happened, so why do we pay $.60 more to offset a $.05 increases in actual cost of OIL. This is not quantum physics here, just simple math. GOD do I hate oil companies, the last quarters profit predictions were, and correct me if I'm wrong, exceeded by 300%. I'm out!! NSF