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Re: Oil Company Profits
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Posted by Jeff Oliver on August 21, 2005 at 07:00:35 from (70.97.232.65):
In Reply to: Re: Oil Company Profits posted by Dug on August 20, 2005 at 20:20:32:
hot sure about you but myself personally work in a good paying trade and make a decent living. Problem is the prices of products kep going up but since we have NAFTA and alot of jobs are going overseas then I can't get that cost of living wage increase like I used to. now of couse those fine folks in Washington who represent us have voted so that they get it automatically so what do they care right? Also I have read some oil companies talk about a precentage increase as their cost goes up. So why is it that the load of fuel they buy at a service station for example once a week can increase in price three or four times a week?? They paid for what they bought one time....
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