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no, but if your profits in 2022 are 10x what they were in 21

Posted on: March 2, 2023 at 13:47:46 CT
Joeboo MU
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while your operations didn't really change at all...then it's a pretty safe assumption
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Paid $2.65 for gas in Trimble this morning, it was - playhard KC - 3/2 12:25:32
     Had a friend who was a rep for Shell when I lived in the Bay - Spanky KU - 3/2 15:21:27
     There is a profit aspect and a cost aspect - tman MU - 3/2 13:54:36
     It’s not a myth (nm) - Sal CMSU - 3/2 13:07:02
          It was at the station I worked at - BigDave MU - 3/2 13:44:14
               he had a lot more expenses than just the $250/day for staff - phrejd MU - 3/2 14:22:23
                    It was actually usually over 5,000 gal/day - BigDave MU - 3/2 15:51:21
     RE: Paid $2.65 for gas in Trimble this morning, it was - Joeboo MU - 3/2 12:35:26
          Profits aren’t proof of price gouging (nm) - Sal CMSU - 3/2 13:13:49
               no, but if your profits in 2022 are 10x what they were in 21 - Joeboo MU - 3/2 13:47:46
                    My issue with the price gouging argument - Sal CMSU - 3/2 14:05:05
                         Capitalism is supposed to prevent it but doesn't seem to - playhard KC - 3/2 15:11:47
          I present stuff to grocery stores all the time (new items, - playhard KC - 3/2 12:50:11
               I don't know how traditional grocery stores stay in business - KC rules MU - 3/2 13:04:06
                    You answered your own question (nm) - Sal CMSU - 3/2 13:24:43
                    because of people like my wife - Joeboo MU - 3/2 13:19:34
          Oh man - JayHoaxH8r MU - 3/2 12:36:12
               And yet you post it over there(nm) - tman MU - 3/2 13:44:14




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