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Oil at 122.00
Ok so oil "plummeted" to 122.00 today. So over night the gas stations are going to lower their prices by .20 just like they do when when it goes up right?
I already know the answer to this but just had to vent. Craig |
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I love some of the arguements I hear: When oil goes up: We have raise the price to cover the cost of the next load at the higher cost. When oil goes down: We paid X for the fuel in our tanks so we have to recover those costs. ???? But didn't they do that when the raised there prices to pay for it???? |
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actually it dropped from 5.19-4.99 last night i thought the world was gunna end |
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