[Rhodes22-list] Elle's Gas (all kinds)

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Elle:

1.  Automotive gas - the shortages and outages are random.  For example here
in Greenville, we have a big Murphy station on a major road.  I often go
there.  Typically they are at the lowest local price.

Yesterday, I specifically went there.  There were many pumps with bags and
long lines - price posted at 175.9.  So I headed on to my destination which
took me near three small convenience store type stations also known to be
low priced.  They sit on the edge of a low price neighborhood and just south
of I-85.  Prices posted there were 165.9 and 169.9.  No lines and no pumps
shut down and no problem, but they have no signage on the interstate.  

The answer is auto gas is out there, you may have to shop around or stay in
lines.  On 20 gallons at a nickel extra that is only a dollar.  So if you
are in a hurry or do not want the hassle, a dollar more should not be
critical.

2.  Reply about Herb.  The last round of diatribe stopped because we
stopped, not because of your post.  You need to find a liquor store that
carries that high end rum, "Ron Zacapa", recommended by Jim White and take a
couple of onces before you pass gas.  If you note, Herb does not use foul
language, and is replying to overtly neo marxist and anti religious comments
posted to provoke him.  

3.  So go to Nashville while you still have the freedom to do so.  Under
socialism, you will have to apply for an internal passport demonstrating
alledged need[and it will cost for the application][you might need to hire
an attorney to navigate the paperwork][could that be why attorneys are
supporting socialism].  If you do have dollars left over after buying car
gas, while you are in the Nashville area, locate those former members of
this forum and share a bottle of Mt. Gay Rum.  Become known as the lady from
Cheers. Let your daughter be the designated driver.

Ed K
Greenville, SC, USA



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