21 Feb 08 08:35, TOM WALKER wrote to ROGER NELSON:


 RN>> TW> As an example the El Cajon Valley where I live typicaly has some
 RN>> of the
 RN>> TW> Lower Prices in ther San Diego Area.

 RN>> Here, the price varies all over the place and that's why we have to
 RN>> look on Internet for the cheapest place to buy gas before we even
 RN>> start the engine. can be 12 miles away or 12 blocks away, but doing
 RN>> the foregoing saves time a money.

 TW> I do a little shopping arround but IF the savings is less than a
 TW> Dollar or more than a couple of miles away I don't bother. I have a
 TW> very close "Jack in the Box" ARCO very close that is within a penny
 TW> or two of the Cheepest in the Valley.

Before Venezuala cut back on shipping us their oil, the Exxon station way
across town here was always the cheapest in town. Fortunately, the rest of
the gas stations didn't follow suit for about a week. Now, the Exxon is
once again the cheapest in town. It's in a very low income neighborhood,
so they try to keep those people going as much as they can.

                R\%/itt



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