John Reeves
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First time you go there, you're like, what the hell is this place? 200 gas pumps. Yeah. I'm like, what are you doing? We paid $1.47 a gallon. That's three times less than what I pay in Alaska. Yeah.
First time you go there, you're like, what the hell is this place? 200 gas pumps. Yeah. I'm like, what are you doing? We paid $1.47 a gallon. That's three times less than what I pay in Alaska. Yeah.
First time you go there, you're like, what the hell is this place? 200 gas pumps. Yeah. I'm like, what are you doing? We paid $1.47 a gallon. That's three times less than what I pay in Alaska. Yeah.
It runs right through my property. I helped build that sumbitch. Anyways, I've never understood the economics of how that works.
It runs right through my property. I helped build that sumbitch. Anyways, I've never understood the economics of how that works.
It runs right through my property. I helped build that sumbitch. Anyways, I've never understood the economics of how that works.
You get a little plastic bottle of water, right, 12 ounces. Yeah. You look at that bottle, you'll pay $2 for it in a 7-Eleven, you know, for that little bottle of water. Four of those bottles of water make a gallon. You're paying $8 a gallon for water. Water is the most abundant thing on the planet. It's everywhere. Right.
You get a little plastic bottle of water, right, 12 ounces. Yeah. You look at that bottle, you'll pay $2 for it in a 7-Eleven, you know, for that little bottle of water. Four of those bottles of water make a gallon. You're paying $8 a gallon for water. Water is the most abundant thing on the planet. It's everywhere. Right.
You get a little plastic bottle of water, right, 12 ounces. Yeah. You look at that bottle, you'll pay $2 for it in a 7-Eleven, you know, for that little bottle of water. Four of those bottles of water make a gallon. You're paying $8 a gallon for water. Water is the most abundant thing on the planet. It's everywhere. Right.
Except in some parts of California, apparently, they didn't want to have the reservoirs filled up. Right.
Except in some parts of California, apparently, they didn't want to have the reservoirs filled up. Right.
Except in some parts of California, apparently, they didn't want to have the reservoirs filled up. Right.
Remember we talked about that 60-foot diameter water line coming down from southeast Alaska to California? Yeah. That would have been helpful.
Remember we talked about that 60-foot diameter water line coming down from southeast Alaska to California? Yeah. That would have been helpful.
Remember we talked about that 60-foot diameter water line coming down from southeast Alaska to California? Yeah. That would have been helpful.
because they're afraid there'd be a water leak in the Pacific Ocean. You can't have water leaks.
because they're afraid there'd be a water leak in the Pacific Ocean. You can't have water leaks.