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Re: Price of gas
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Posted by old on March 24, 2005 at 13:32:52 from (207.69.137.6):
In Reply to: Price of gas posted by Aces on March 24, 2005 at 11:01:39:
Gas prices are to high, but its not just because of one thing. The oil companys are useing plants that where new in the 30-40 and now they are out of date and can"t keep up with demand so prices go up because there isn"t enough crude oil turned in the gas/diesel etc. Then theres congress and the way they do taxes etc. And thens there is also us most drive trucks/cars that get 10-15 MPG and drive 30 plus miles one way to work, and they don"t even use that truck/car for work so we are as much at fualt as anybody else. If people would drive cheap cars that get good MPG when they could it would help. Yes not all of us can do that but every little bit helps.
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