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<blockquote data-quote="Maddog" data-source="post: 488666" data-attributes="member: 5355">I beg to differ.&nbsp;&nbsp; As soon as there is an upset in the market they ALL raise there prices.They didn't just fill their tanks already, did they?&nbsp; So it must not of been that.&nbsp; ?&nbsp; It almost always comes down to price and what the consumer is willing to pay.&nbsp; One can convince themselves otherwise.&nbsp; LOL&nbsp; And feel warm and fuzzy paying the jacked up prices.Remember the day/day after 911.&nbsp; Perhaps before your time.&nbsp; Prices at the pump soared dollars per gallon.&nbsp;&nbsp; And stayed elevated for days.&nbsp; Sure wasn't in response to what they were being charged for the fuel in their tanks.It is all about the dollar.&nbsp; I don't try to fool myself or justify otherwise.&nbsp; I would rather not be warm and fuzzy.&nbsp; My dollars are hard to come by.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not on the dole.&nbsp; LOL&nbsp; But that is a topic for another day.Carry on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maddog, post: 488666, member: 5355"] I beg to differ. As soon as there is an upset in the market they ALL raise there prices. They didn't just fill their tanks already, did they? So it must not of been that. ? It almost always comes down to price and what the consumer is willing to pay. One can convince themselves otherwise. LOL And feel warm and fuzzy paying the jacked up prices. Remember the day/day after 911. Perhaps before your time. Prices at the pump soared dollars per gallon. And stayed elevated for days. Sure wasn't in response to what they were being charged for the fuel in their tanks. It is all about the dollar. I don't try to fool myself or justify otherwise. I would rather not be warm and fuzzy. My dollars are hard to come by. Not on the dole. LOL But that is a topic for another day. Carry on. [/QUOTE]

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