BigRedBuster
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How is a corporation exploiting someone by selling them something they don't need at a higher price?
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Lorewarn
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....by taking advantage of ignorance or poor financial education to the tune of more money..?
BigRedBuster
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admo
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This has nothing to do with the point your are making, but... this is a sentence you can never say or repeat out loud
BigRedBuster
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Great.....
What mandates are they protesting? I am unaware of any mandates that prevents truckers from doing anything.
What mandates are they protesting? I am unaware of any mandates that prevents truckers from doing anything.
commando
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it's not really about any mandates. it's a far right protest that will pay the truckers well to protest.
teachercd
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JJ Husker
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Just some local info.
Last Thursday I filled up for $3.07 gal at Sams. They are typically about 25¢ to 30¢ below the best prices around.
This morning about 8AM I was going to top off the tank at $3.36 but the lines were too long so I went straight to work. Went back at 10AM and the price had already increased to $3.54. On my way back I saw $3.88 at what is typically the next cheapest place in town.
No point, just sharing.
Last Thursday I filled up for $3.07 gal at Sams. They are typically about 25¢ to 30¢ below the best prices around.
This morning about 8AM I was going to top off the tank at $3.36 but the lines were too long so I went straight to work. Went back at 10AM and the price had already increased to $3.54. On my way back I saw $3.88 at what is typically the next cheapest place in town.
No point, just sharing.
Guy Chamberlin
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Man, we would love some of that $3.88 gas here in California.
JJ Husker
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I bet
Seriously though, many years ago we drove to San Diego via the Grand Canyon and Disneyland. I couldn’t believe that gas prices were sooo high in Cali. $2.75/gal near San Diego. At the time that was over a dollar higher than anything I had ever seen before anywhere.
teachercd
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What was the first gas price you remember?I bet
Seriously though, many years ago we drove to San Diego via the Grand Canyon and Disneyland. I couldn’t believe that gas prices were sooo high in Cali. $2.75/gal near San Diego. At the time that was over a dollar higher than anything I had ever seen before anywhere.
I remember .69 cents. Took about 5 dollars to fill up my Saturn about halfway.
JJ Husker
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I remember pumping it for like 74¢ in the 70’s. I’m sure I saw it sometime earlier for much less but my memory is s#!t.