Posted by JML755 on August 06, 2008 at 10:25:49 from (66.184.63.110):
In Reply to: J Leno just said posted by 1936 on August 05, 2008 at 20:43:24:
Gas station at the corner by our place of work selling gas for $2.50 gal today from 7:00AM to 9:00 AM. Promotion by Michigan International Speedway. Hundreds of cars lined up 4 abreast going around the block. I counted 6 police cars with flashers going trying to keep order and keeping people circling the block who were trying to get into line. People were in line at 3:00 AM.
Let's see, average car holds about 18 gals. Assume you've got a gallon or 2 in the tank. Saving about $1.25/gal x 16 = $20 savings.
???!!!! So they sat in line for 4-5 hours to save $20 max???!! This is across the street from a Starbucks where many of them went to get a $4.50 cup of coffeee. ????!!! Plus the cost to the city for the cops and people stuck in the traffic jam trying to get to work.???
People are nuts and it's a sad commentary on life in America.
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