Why would anyone anticipate gas prices going back down?

[Tahuyaman]

Looking for land or a house?

Neither. We were looking to see if it was a place we'd like to travel to in our RV during the winter. There are a lot of RV parks there. Most are run down and they cram you in. I like the panhandle area much better.

[Peter1469]

Neither. We were looking to see if it was a place we'd like to travel to in our RV during the winter. There are a lot of RV parks there. Most are run down and they cram you in. I like the panhandle area much better.

It is better IMO.

[Tahuyaman]

It is better IMO.

Absolutely.

[carolina73]

Neither. We were looking to see if it was a place we'd like to travel to in our RV during the winter. There are a lot of RV parks there. Most are run down and they cram you in. I like the panhandle area much better.

The Panhandle is the best area now. The west coast was great but has been overly developed.

[Tahuyaman]

The Panhandle is the best area now. The west coast was great but has been overly developed.

We did not visit the west coast of Florida.

[Now_What]

I simply cannot imagine that this will ever happen.

In the world of physics, it is fair to note that what goes up must then come down.

But as it relates to prices...well, that is quite another matter...

They will come back down. The aftermath of the pandemic has increased demand greatly. Eventually things will level off and fuel prices will fall again.