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Okay, where's Walter? Can't wait to hear that OIL has come down more than 10% in one day because the collective prices of refined product, gasoline, heating oil/diesel have fallen through the floor.
Good news everyone, the speculators are being taken out to the woodshed and given a thorough beating. I would like to hear from the government "the beatings will continue"
It's a bloodbath and outright war on all commodities... not just crude. Frankly there's not many words to describe the insanity of these "markets" nowadays. Must... justify... QE3
Okay, where's Walter? Can't wait to hear that OIL has come down more than 10% in one day because the collective prices of refined product, gasoline, heating oil/diesel have fallen through the floor.
Good news everyone, the speculators are being taken out to the woodshed and given a thorough beating. I would like to hear from the government "the beatings will continue"
They must have heard that I was out shopping for a more fuel efficient car and realized that demand would be affected by my purchase.
I saw an interesting conversation by some talking heads on TV this week. Seems attendants at full-service pumps are asking to see your money first before they do "fill-ups". Guess they are afraid someone in an SUV will scoot out without paying their $100 fill-up tab.
I saw an interesting conversation by some talking heads on TV this week. Seems attendants at full-service pumps are asking to see your money first before they do "fill-ups". Guess they are afraid someone in an SUV will scoot out without paying their $100 fill-up tab.
At least they don't demand up-front payment before pumping. They do in other states.
I saw an interesting conversation by some talking heads on TV this week. Seems attendants at full-service pumps are asking to see your money first before they do "fill-ups". Guess they are afraid someone in an SUV will scoot out without paying their $100 fill-up tab.
When you swipe your credit card you are subjected to the same thing... its just presented in a different way so that you do not feel bad.
I am guessing you just meant payment by "cash" only ? In that case I would say its the same as the banks giving out the loans.... please check if the homeowner can afford it first, just like any payments in cash should be approved by the gas station owner at all times..... ahem... welcome to the new America.
oil is down but the price of gasoline is still $4.25 a gallon....
You should know the drill by now, its only been going on for the past eight or nine years. Oil prices go up, gas prices go up right away. Oil prices go down it takes a week or two to see it reflected in the gas prices.
You should know the drill by now, its only been going on for the past eight or nine years. Oil prices go up, gas prices go up right away. Oil prices go down it takes a week or two to see it reflected in the gas prices.
Ain't that the truth!
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