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By *rmbts OP TV/TS
over a year ago
stockport |
Just been to fill up car, fuel prices keep rising so much
But here is food for thought
When the pandemic hit not on used the cars, the fuel prices dropped so quickly to vertically half price when I filled up
So if everyone threatened and stopped using cars for a month, the fuel companies would soon lower prices as it hits them hard
All about supply and demand and they will always try and get as much as they can and blame someone else for the price hike
They are not be fair about the costs to them
When the price of oil drops by the companies they buy oil from, they don’t pass this on to the consumer, we just pay the higher price and save more profits for the top earner s in the company through dividends and shares
Even the lower earners within the fuel company get cheated
What’s the cost like in your area
Every time hit the poorly paid for the crisis and the top earner s get tax breaks
The poor get poorer the rich get richer especially in no 10
One rule for one
What’s your stance with fuel costs |
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Problem is no one buys fuel for fun. You buy it because you need it.
(Unless you're a Sunday Ferrari, classic car or Sunday biker).
If I don't buy it, I can't get to work. Well I can but it'll take me about 6hrs. |
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By *uke OzadeMan
over a year ago
Ho Chi Minge City |
I decided that the best way to offset the rising fuel cost was to invest in oil on the commodities market. I’ve made enough in two months to cover my fuel costs for at least a year. If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em  |
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