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Originally Posted by 4X4
Yeah, I just filled up at Petro on 16th&14thNW for $0.859, then I proceeded up Center St. and passed that corner at McKnight and the Shell was up to $1.049, while the Esso across the street was at $0.869
I can pretty much guarantee that everyone will be over a dollar by midnight. The variance is a farce. It's just the stations that haven't joined the long weekend anal rape fest YET.
I'm so sick of the bogus explanations for gas prices jumping right before long weekends and holidays. It's such BS. Oil prices haven't moved in months, but suddenly gas costs 25% more.
But I'm sure there's a "reasonable" explanation such as Opec or Venezuela or a refinery shut down or North Korea launching missiles.
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They would simply cite increased demand, which if you are on the highway during any long weekend in Alberta, would be accurate.