Don't Click If You Don't Want Cheap Gas in Los Angeles

Gas prices around the world are at an all time high and there's nobody to blame but us. Gas prices will be that way and with the rate of it going up like that, we just don't know when it will slow down. With a high demand for oil, it may never slow down. Right now it's best that we find the cheapest gas prices in your area and I will show you the five cheapest gas stations in Los Angeles. But is that what we really need to find right now?

Here is a short list of gas stations in LA that are the cheapest:

Regular Gas Prices

Valley Gas & Liquor - Price as of August 3, 2008 (6:53 PM) at $3.99/Gallon and it is located at 12904 Roscoe Blvd & Coldwater Canyon Ave in the Sun Valley
Area.
Speedy Fuel - Price as of August 4, 2008 (12:50 AM) at $3.99/Gallon and it is located at 6168 Eastern Ave & Watcher St in the Bell Gardens Area.
TMB Valley Gas & Liquor - Price as of August 4, 2008 (12:57 AM) at $3.99/Gallon and it is located at 12904 Roscoe Blvd & Coldwater Canyon in the Sun Valley
Area.

Premium Gas Prices

Sam's Club - Price as of August 3, 2008 (2:45 PM) at $4.15/Gallon is at 1301 S Lone Hill Ave near Glendora Marketplace in Glendora.
Speedy Fuel - Price as of August 4, 2008 (1:11 AM) at $4.19/Gallon is at 6168 Eastern Ave & Watcher St in Bell Gardens.
United Oil - Price as of August 3, 2008 (5:45 PM) at $4.21/Gallon is at 5415 Woodruff Ave & Camerino St in Lakewood.

Diesel Fuel

76 - Price as of August 3, 2008 (10:36 PM) at $4.33/Gallon is at 2120 Lincoln Blvd & Pacific St in Santa Monica.
Arco - Price as of August 3, 2008 (10:36 PM) at $4.33/Gallon is at 2555 Lincoln Blvd & Ocean Park Blvd in Santa Monica.
Arco - Price as of August 3, 2008 (10:36 PM) at $4.35/Gallon is at 251 Lincoln Blvd & Rose Ave (No credit cards - ATM or cash only) in Venice.

There you have it - the cheapest gas in Los Angeles as of the given time but you have to hurry since prices may changes and minute now.

I earlier asked, "is that(cheaper prices) what we really need to find right now?" For me it's a yes and a no. Yes because we do need to be practical and find the cheapest gas near our area since we somehow need to travel. But I'm leaning more on the "No." Why? Because I see this as a blessing in disguise for many things. One may start his/her dream business and work from home, another may be for people like me who is always in a hurry to slow down on the pedal and learn how to become stress free by not rushing. How about knowing that somehow people will try to do more carpooling and this will lead to less traffic? There are just so many great things that can happen because of this and we just need to find which one suits us best.

As for me, I found out that those three cited above could be done. I quit my day job and I am starting a business from home where I avoid the stress that traffic causes. Who knows that could add to extra years in my life or less hospital bills because of stress related causes. And of course that would mean less monthly gas expense although I'm suffering right now because I am living on my savings. But no worries here, I will focus more on the business and hopefully buy lots of cars next time (just kidding, I'm a simple guy). Focusing on the present, I am happy that I get to do what I want, help lessen the traffic and the pollution.

The gas prices will be high and that is hard to change and we will just try to find the cheapest gas available but what we can change is our outlook in life, what this has brought us. Are you ready to find that purpose and change your mindset? I guess you can't answer that now since your thinking of getting a full tank at the cheapest gas stations before it gets high huh? Well, just think about it on your way there...you'll find the answer...:)