D&Dservice said: (quoted from post at 16:08:31 03/08/08) Look, this is how it works, If we continue to pay the price, they will continue to sell the fuel, If you could take your wheat to the elevator name your price, and they were basically forced to pay it, then thats the new standard, everyone else will want a little more and as long as they pay it the price goes up....................until someone says the hell with you, i dont want your high priced wheat, pretty soon your dropping your price fast to move that 100,000 bushels you have put away because you planted everyting to it. Bottom line, we have to stop paying the price, the hell with your fuel.......................but the real question is how! they got us and they know it!!!!!! you will never see 1.80 gas again until they are forced to sell it for that . Welcome to the world we live in, us sheeple will price ourselves to death!
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