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"gatt" wrote:

Oil Companies have averaged 12-15 cents profit on each gallon;

Meanwhile, quarter after quarter they're making the highest profits in the
history of human civilization, while the national economy--not to mention GA
itself--slowly bleed out due to high costs of transportation.

If they only get around $0.12 to $0.15 profit per gallon, and they still get
higher and higher profits, maybe it's because they keep selling more and
more of the stuff.

duh

--
Bob Noel
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