Bob Coleman wrote: > Maybe the real problem is the gas station you're filling up at. Here in the > SF Bay area we have a magical phenomena that takes place when the tankers > load up at the local refineries. It seems that the closer the gas station is > to the refinery the more the gas costs. I don't believe this Bob? That is exactly how it is here in South Florida. The fuel comes into Port Everglades. The prices are sometimes 15 to 20 cents less 100 miles north, and the gas comes from the same starting point. Ross
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