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Originally Posted by BodhiBenz1987
I wouldn't say I'm happy, but I'm pleased to see gas creeping closer to diesel. Yes, it changes things for those of us still using fossils fuels, but it's all relative and it's nice to know that everyone (not just dieselers) is in the same boat.
It's also going to get some people off the street and change auto buying habits. The avg Joe isn't going to be able to afford to drive anything that isn't small and practical, which is fine with me. I'm not into eliminating SUVs and all gas guzzlers ... if you can afford it, fine. They wouldn't be a problem if only a few rich guys had them.
And there's a really, really evil part of me that enjoys watching people whine and cry about fuel prices as though they're being horrendously oppressed. It's fun to see who or what they will try to blame next. Dellusions of entitlement are hilarious ... 
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does the evil part of you pay for your day to day stuff or does someone else pay for it? Cause the way I see it, things go up in price when gas or diesel goes up too.
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