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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsGas prices: Yesterday at station closest to me: 2.79. Today: 3.29.
And I would guess not the only ones, but I was not near any others.. Ahhhh, the greed/free market on full diisplay.
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Gas prices: Yesterday at station closest to me: 2.79. Today: 3.29. (Original Post)
niyad
Jun 23
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Deuxcents
(23,026 posts)1. Price gouging, pure and simple. People ought to boycott that place
niyad
(125,164 posts)3. They won't, though. Much too popular.
Deuxcents
(23,026 posts)5. I remember when Hurricane Andrew hit and the price gouging for gas, ice and water was out of control
And the women took shovels and brooms to the venders..true story and it wasnt pretty. We now have price gouging laws but Im gonna check if it only applies to natural disasters or if its in effect for times like this. Gouging is gouging whether its gas or tariff BS..its all greed
msongs
(71,790 posts)2. gouging - still selling gas they already paid for a lower prices nt
niyad
(125,164 posts)4. Well, yes, of course. The greed/free market at work.
Archae
(47,245 posts)6. Still $2.99 a gallon here in Sheboygan.
Historic NY
(39,118 posts)7. 2.85 to 2.97 from the cheapest place near me.
Silent Type
(10,470 posts)8. Not much impact here, so far. Oil was surprisingly down 8% today.
TheProle
(3,508 posts)9. AAA Tracking Data
purple_haze
(401 posts)10. no changes in my city
BoRaGard
(6,234 posts)11. G.O.P. tariffs (taxes) are driving food prices way up
