17-12-14, 03:11 PM
Im sure I remember (dont I )some time ago that the price of petrol sort of went along with the price of a barrel or so it seemed for a time, so when it was £60 a barrel petrol was 60p a L £80 barrel -- £80p a L and so on.
There is no doubt that it gos up instantly but slowly comes down but never as down as it should so when it gos up again its already starting from a higher point.
Also when it gos up over night why is this when the station has brought the fuel that is sitting in the tank at a lower price anyway, it should go up on their next fill up on the higher price they pay.
There is no doubt that it gos up instantly but slowly comes down but never as down as it should so when it gos up again its already starting from a higher point.
Also when it gos up over night why is this when the station has brought the fuel that is sitting in the tank at a lower price anyway, it should go up on their next fill up on the higher price they pay.
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.