I'd take the last one on the right
.
Random thought:
When we got off the cruise ship, we headed out and stopped to gas up for the trip home.
We stopped at a "Suncoast" station by the interstate
outside of Orlando and the sign said: $4.89 per gallon of gas.
I didn't know if we had sailed thru a wormhole or what, so I checked the pump;
that was the real price:bigeyes:.
Went up to the next station, it was $5.79 per gallon for E10 (not even real gasoline)
WTHeck!!! Is it actually 2043? (I could kick myself for not getting pictures:bang Head
Went up a couple of blocks and gas was $2.01 per gallon.
Asked them what was going on and they said that people drop off the interstate, never look at the price, stick in their card and fill up, never having a clue until the pump cuts off.
Then it's too late.
Since there is not shortage, it's technically not
'gouging'.
All I can say is: Millennials beware!
While you're busy diddling with your
idoodle, there
are people out there that will put it to you hard&fast!
On our way back to the interstate, there were 7 cars gassing up at the $4.89 station; so I guess it really works:confused;.
Edit: If you think I'm lying.....
Exhibit A:
Diz-abled.com said:
"This is very close to Disney, and it’s an area that’s full of tourists. To give you an idea of where it is, it’s about 6 miles away from the Swan and Dolphin resorts at Disney, in the Epcot area. This high fee strategy is sometimes used by gas stations who target tourists, especially those from outside of the country who may not be aware of current local gas prices. This has been going on for a while, and we don’t think it’s illegal".