Now, that's a good one. The fact that the pump price goes up within hours of oil prices going up even though the just-pumped oil won't get to us for months would have nothing to do with it. Plus the fact that a drop in oil prices won't show up for weeks to months would have nothing to do with it.
ROCKET UP, FEATHER DOWN.
The division that sells and refines oil made just $252 million in the first quarter. Chevron said that they are unable to raise fuel prices as quickly as oil prices have gone up. The profit, $5.17 billion, came from their oil fields where they made an $87 profit on each barrel.
I Tell You, Something's Mighty Wrong Here. --RoadDog
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Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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