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Re: OUTRAGEOUS FUEL PRICES #2
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Posted by Dale in Ar. on May 03, 2005 at 20:00:38 from (166.102.26.61):
In Reply to: OUTRAGEOUS FUEL PRICES #2 posted by Rodek Man on May 02, 2005 at 18:56:32:
Higher prices for fuel is a concern for all of us but when I read that Exxon and other oil companies have had the highest quarter and a record to boot,that gets me hot.Sure industries are to make a profit but it seems they are rubing our noses in the high prices for fuel.Sure the OPEC can name their prices on the barrel because they know that these refiners will pay what ever they ask and pass it on to us the consumer and we have to have the fuel to make a living.The solution for me is to limit my fuel use ,I bought a small truck that tripled my gas milage and my 8 mile to the gallon ton sets under the tree untill show time or I need to pull my trailer.I try to do two or three trip to town in one trip.We can cut profits if we try.
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