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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 963891" data-attributes="member: 17969">A month ago, gas was at 4.45 in my town.&nbsp; 3 to 5 cents is not even close to the gap between 4.09 and 4.45.&nbsp; The bigger point is that gas at the pumps is dropping.&nbsp; The oil companies have milked a crapload of money out of all of us for the first quarter before they drop the price back to 2.75 just before the elections.&nbsp; They made RECORD profits, even higher than the best BUSH year for profits.Stick with the program.I still believe 4 bucks is high and we shouldnt be paying this price, because there is NO legitimate reason for it.&nbsp; Chevron and BP both needed to make up lost profits in fines and lawsuits for spills into the ocean and WE PAID those fines.Now they will gradually reduce the cost to the consumer 6 cents a week until the get oil back to 75 bucks a barrel.PeaceTOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 963891, member: 17969"] A month ago, gas was at 4.45 in my town. 3 to 5 cents is not even close to the gap between 4.09 and 4.45. The bigger point is that gas at the pumps is dropping. The oil companies have milked a crapload of money out of all of us for the first quarter before they drop the price back to 2.75 just before the elections. They made RECORD profits, even higher than the best BUSH year for profits. Stick with the program. I still believe 4 bucks is high and we shouldnt be paying this price, because there is NO legitimate reason for it. Chevron and BP both needed to make up lost profits in fines and lawsuits for spills into the ocean and WE PAID those fines. Now they will gradually reduce the cost to the consumer 6 cents a week until the get oil back to 75 bucks a barrel. Peace TOS [/QUOTE]

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