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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Southern California
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We're changing the thread but, oh well!!
OK, we're all pissed off about the high price at the pump, (stupid future traders, they must have a bus pass) but as the price of a barrel of oil doubles, how does that translate to a triple, (or more) a gallon of fuel??? Just how many gallons of fuel is in a 'barrel' of crude in the first place?? Is it the refineries making all the money (aka Bushies buddies) or is the US buying too much internationally refined fuel? I have some friends with local oil well interests and their production has all but stopped, go figure! Around here, So. Cal., you can tell that there are less cars on the road, (not a bad thing in one way) how come it hasn't caused a glut of supply and drive the price back down like it has in the past??
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