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Re: Price is going up again!
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Posted by john in la on August 09, 2006 at 02:11:11 from (70.156.102.135):
In Reply to: Price is going up again! posted by Jrry on August 08, 2006 at 06:44:09:
You guys are funny. Post like this give me a good laugh. Why is it that you think the oil companies set the price for oil; gas; and diesel??????????? The price is set on the stock market by the buyers and not the sellers and that price is driven by supply and demand. As long as the soccer moms keep driving their SUV's and 4 door 1 tons to the grocery demand will stay high so gas prices will keep going up.
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