I think oil is cheap. Just think of all the middle men a barrel of oil goes though. They have to find the oil, drill for it, pump it out, pump it to where they store it. Load it on a oil tanker. Pay what I heard one time was 5 million a load in insurance. Come all the way across the ocean with it. Unload it, store it, then pump to refinery, refine it store it again. Then put in a semi to take to another storage place before it finaly goes into the truck that finaly bring's it to your local store. All that for 1$ per gallon because 1 barrel of oil is only 42.0 U.S gallons. They may own all the middle men but you know they don't make minimum wage. Don't get me wrong I like it cheap to but its hard to complain when it passes through so many hands it could be alot higher.
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