>You live in a really tough place, Alan. By the way, how it's happened that you "don't know anything about it" if you saw the article already? Slanted media?
What are you talking about now? When and where did I see the article 'already'? I clicked on the url you posted and read it a few minutes ago. I assume the article is accurate, but I have no first hand knowledge of it. What is it that is so hard to understand?
>If you will ever get to NYC call me. I will take you on short trek, few city blocks, to improve your knowledge about the outer world.
Will that help me to haggle the price down at the gas stations here in Toronto? Or do you think that whenever I need a fill up I should drive to New York, or Houston or Tennessee and price shop.
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>>I think it's interesting, but I don't know anything about it. I've never lived in any of the places mentioned in the article. I live in Toronto where the price yesterday was 138.2 everywhere I looked. I haven't looked today.
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>>>What do you think about this article, Alan?
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http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080914/ike_energy.html?.v=25>>>Please, notice following phrase: "I just passed three gas stations with prices that ran from about $3.50 to close to $5 within walking distance."
>>>If I remember correctly, you were a person stated that gas prices are always the same through all places because of permanent gauging.
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>>>>Yes, I wish I still had my diesel. The price of gas in Toronto today was up again to 138.2 per litre (about $5.91 US per gallon).
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>>>>>I filled up today at 3.94 per gallon. My (new to me) 2006 VW Jetta TDI sips diesel to the tune of 55mpg, so I ain't skeered!!!! Lovin it!
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>>>>>John
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>>>>>>Try 3.61 yesterday and 5.49 today:
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http://www.fayobserver.com/article?id=304420>>>>>>
>>>>>>Crazy. Panic and price gouging. The governor has outlawed it, but hey, they'll get what they can while they can...
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>>>>>>>I have noticed the same thing here. Gas is up to 3.99 again even though oil prices continue to drop. And the record profits continue, and some think that's just fine. Grrrr.
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>>>>>>>>Seemingly unrelated, but it still smells bad to me...
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http://money.cnn.com/2008/09/12/markets/oil/index.htm?cnn=yes>>>>>>>>
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http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/3536058/
