Reply to a comment  Reply to this comment  shieldsawyer writes:
in response to john4757:  I just came back from driving in
Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama. I bought gasoline for as little
as $3.11 and the average was probably around $3.25. Why was gas
so cheap there and not here? Our gas prices go up every time
there is a refinery problem somewhere else in the country but
our refinery problems didn't affect people in those 3 states.
Every year something else causes gas prices to rise. If you
drive thru the city of Washington, In. their gas prices are
almost always 30 cents higher than Evansville and 20 cents
higher than the smaller surrounding towns. I remember in the
70's we boycotted a lot of overpriced gas stations and we need
to do that now. If everyone would quit buying gas from owners
who take advantage of their monopoly, prices would come down.
Also, boycott buying food items from their stores. Drive a few
extra miles to by gasoline from owners who don't gouge and
sooner or later the greedy owners wil