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Originally Posted by reddog
In 1968 I bought diesel for my truck in Chicago from a local delivery for .17 a gallon. Just up the street at a service station it was .229. Just across the New Jersey line it also was .229. Where is all that money going at 4.00 a gallon?
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RUG goes for anywhere from 3.17/gallon to 3.45/gallon.
Diesel is going for 3.55/gallon to 4.29/gallon.
I don't understand this spread, it makes no sense, unless gas stations are trying to "enhance" their profits.
BP stations are sometimes high, sometimes low, so it doesn't seem to depend on the brand.
Maybe the middleman?