O/T: What Goes Around Comes Around

Nov 29, 2012 4 Replies

Gas was $3.55/gal at the local cash & carry Arco on Friday afternoon (02/26/11).



--------------------------------------------- Monday afternoon (12/19/11), the price of gas is now down to $3.29/gal at the local cash & carry Arco.



------------------------------------------------------ Monday morning, (10/08/12), the price of gas is now $4.55/gal at the local cash & carry.



---------------------------------------------------------- Thursday morning, (11/29/12), the price of gas is now $3.55/gal at the local cash & carry.



Back where we started.



What goes around comes around.



The chain jerking continues.



Alternate energy anybody?



Lew


Horse and carriage. Hay and oats are pretty cheap until the government gets ahold of it then it'll skyrocket like everything else.

As the fuel mileage on vehicles increase, so will the gas prices. They control both commodities and it goes hand in hand. They will act as if they are concerned about increasing fuel mileage, require the need, then jack up the gas prices to counter their loss.

Corrupt bastards!

Friday afternoon (02/26/11). --------------------------------------------- = Monday afternoon (12/19/11), the price of gas is now down to $3.29/gal at t= he local cash & carry Arco. -----------------------------------------------=

------- Monday morning, (10/08/12), the price of gas is now $4.55/gal at th= e local cash & carry. -----------------------------------------------------=

----- Thursday morning, (11/29/12), the price of gas is now $3.55/gal at th= e local cash & carry. Back where we started. What goes around comes around.= The chain jerking continues. Alternate energy anybody? Lew

And likely all from the same tank full of fuel in the ground.

$2.87 here at the walmart with the walmart card. 2.98 at Buckees without anything. I understand we have the cheapest gas in Texas now.

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