That's the cost of being in Chicago though. You have more taxes and possibly require a "cleaner" burning gas. Also increased demand. It's been 2.50-2.70 around here for most of the summer. But if I went over a city to the state fair I bet it's up about 10-15 cents.
In the city, though, you can choose not to drive and have the reasonable expectation that you will arrive at work on time.
In the city, though, you can choose not to drive and have the reasonable expectation that you will arrive at work on time.
True story. I'm actually considering biking to work here if I can get in the shape for it. It's about a 10 minutes drive at most and most of that's traffic.
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In the city, though, you can choose not to drive and have the reasonable expectation that you will arrive at work on time. 
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