>Agree with Jeff.
Something must be wrong. Nobody ever agrees with me.
(chomp...)
Your price list seems a bit on the high side. This site looks more
representative of the prices for regular gas in Tom's county:
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https://www.gasbuddy.com/gasprices/california/contra-costa/1949>
Lowest price is about $5/gallon.
I've found that I could somewhat predict pricing trends by watching
the commodities future market price graphs:
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https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/gasoline>
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https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/crude-oil>
Right now, the trends are rather strange. Gasoline demand is high,
supplies are low, so prices should be increasing. Instead, they're
dropping. Very strange. Also, notice that retail prices don't track
the commodities market prices:
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https://www.gasbuddy.com/charts>
>Maybe with Tommy's cheapest gas station in the area it went
>out of business a month ago and they just left the sign as
>it was when they closed the doors.
Probably not. If a gas station went out of business in Tom's area, it
would probably be pillaged and looted by the local roving gangs of
illegal aliens. The sign would probably be stolen and traded for
illicit drugs.