Posted by DOZER GUY on October 10, 2008 at 23:08:24 from (75.106.37.103):
When the fuel prices skyrocketed, it seems that every thing else did to, ie; eggs, milk, bread, steel, oil, ect.ect.... and every one blammed the price of fuel, I am glad that the fuel is falling, but now the prices of every thing else is probably going to stay the same now that they know that we will pay what we have to to stay alive.. ARE WE TRAPPED? would it help the ecconamy if every thing that jumped up went back down to a certain point (maybe regulate). I dont watch to much T.V. to keep up with the ecconamy, I just see what is going on at the stores, listening to people, talk about thier wages not budging, ect.ect.. I just dont want to be taking advantage of, Am I wrong? D.G.
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