Gasoline is getting its rediculous marks today over in the great state of Arizona. I'm seeing gas prices reaching as high as $3.30 a galon and nothing is being said about other than, "Hey look at this, gas is going up." But I want to know why. Gas isnt being depleted, yet the prices are going through the roofs. It seems too illogical to claim the source of this problem being on greed, but I'm not denying the fact that it could. Perhaps it has to do with Katrina, who the hell knows, because I sure as hell dont. I was even hearing in a conversation that on the east coast (people who live on the east coast, correct me if I'm wrong) are getting it worse than we are ($3.30 is us).

Im in a daze; I have to now set a budget of gasoline, not to mention my highschool education, meaning I cant sustain a full time job on this. This is serious bullocks!

Nevertheless, with the combination of these gas prices and Katrina, could I be wrong into sensing a inflation and the next recession in the future?