3db Audioholic Slumlord Sep 7, 2002 16,486 0 113 65 Ottawa Canada Friday at 9:17 PM #1,181 Dude#1279435 said: Dark times for the GOP. Hopefully the swamp gets drained. Click to expand... Drained and burned and that should include the Pro Israeli lobbyist Nazi fascists!.
Dude#1279435 said: Dark times for the GOP. Hopefully the swamp gets drained. Click to expand... Drained and burned and that should include the Pro Israeli lobbyist Nazi fascists!.
mtrycrafts Seriously, I have no life. Aug 19, 2004 23,548 0 113 Friday at 9:20 PM #1,182 Dude#1279435 said: View attachment 80230 Click to expand... Where does it come from, our war reserve? Reactions: Dude#1279435
Dude#1279435 said: View attachment 80230 Click to expand... Where does it come from, our war reserve?
D Dude#1279435 Audioholic Warlord Oct 31, 2020 9,530 0 36 Yesterday at 11:41 AM #1,183 3db said: Drained and burned and that should include the Pro Israeli lobbyist Nazi fascists!. Click to expand... That would be justice served. Reactions: mtrycrafts
3db said: Drained and burned and that should include the Pro Israeli lobbyist Nazi fascists!. Click to expand... That would be justice served.
D Dude#1279435 Audioholic Warlord Oct 31, 2020 9,530 0 36 Today at 2:35 AM #1,184 Per google..... In Iran, gasoline prices depend entirely on a government-regulated tiered quota system, ranging from 15,000 to 100,000 Iranian Rials per liter. [1] Due to massive government subsidies and the free-market exchange rate of the Rial, this translates to roughly $0.007 to $0.043 USD per liter, making it one of the absolute cheapest places in the world to buy fuel. Per gallon, this is equivalent to roughly 3 to 17 U.S. cents. [1, 2] The three-tier fuel card pricing structure is broken down as follows: Tier 1 (Subsidized Quota): 15,000 Rials ($0.007) per liter for the first 60 liters allocated to drivers monthly. Tier 2 (Semi-Subsidized Quota): 30,000 Rials ($0.013) per liter for the next 50 liters. Tier 3 (Non-Quota / Heavy Users): 100,000 Rials ($0.043) per liter for any fuel consumed beyond 110 liters a month. [1, 2, 3] The Iranian government doubled the Tier 3 price to 100,000 Rials to curb severe domestic shortages and smuggling brought on by the ongoing economic pressures of the regional conflict.
Per google..... In Iran, gasoline prices depend entirely on a government-regulated tiered quota system, ranging from 15,000 to 100,000 Iranian Rials per liter. [1] Due to massive government subsidies and the free-market exchange rate of the Rial, this translates to roughly $0.007 to $0.043 USD per liter, making it one of the absolute cheapest places in the world to buy fuel. Per gallon, this is equivalent to roughly 3 to 17 U.S. cents. [1, 2] The three-tier fuel card pricing structure is broken down as follows: Tier 1 (Subsidized Quota): 15,000 Rials ($0.007) per liter for the first 60 liters allocated to drivers monthly. Tier 2 (Semi-Subsidized Quota): 30,000 Rials ($0.013) per liter for the next 50 liters. Tier 3 (Non-Quota / Heavy Users): 100,000 Rials ($0.043) per liter for any fuel consumed beyond 110 liters a month. [1, 2, 3] The Iranian government doubled the Tier 3 price to 100,000 Rials to curb severe domestic shortages and smuggling brought on by the ongoing economic pressures of the regional conflict.
