In the Cincinnati area, yesterday I paid $2.04 for plus from Speedway, but in northeast OH, I saw it was $1.80. Its the same old story, when OPEC says they will not increase output the price climbs and stations have their finger on the increase button faster than you can blink, even though the gas they have in their underground tanks are at a lower price, but when oil decreases, they are slow as mud in cutting. Sound familiar to banks and their rates, huh, whatever favors the bank they are quick to act and anything that favors the customer, its not a priority to change. Post #2, whoo feels good to get back in the saddle.
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