O/T Petrol prices
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Rich87
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Rather save money than time!! Its bad for me as im a joiner, i work all over yorkshire, costs a fortune running the van!Also these trucks that deliver all the food etc to super markets have to spend ALOT more in fuel, which means the super markets that pay em to deliver their goods have to pay more for delivery as fuel prices go up, then that means for the supers to get there money back, food prices etc go up too!! Hope you all get what i mean!!
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roundhegian
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Bramley4woods
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roundhegian wrote: bramley13 wrote: we get conned its not right,im a normal working guy,after bills no money left When I first bought 4-star petrol it was 4/11 per gallon !. Huh !The first vehicle I bought, an Austin A35 van had been run on the cheapest "Jet" at 2/3 per gallon (12p) according to it's previous owner !
We wanted to make Leeds a better place for the future - but we're losing it. The tide is going out beneath our feet.
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drapesy
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Rich87 wrote: Rather save money than time!! Its bad for me as im a joiner, i work all over yorkshire, costs a fortune running the van!Also these trucks that deliver all the food etc to super markets have to spend ALOT more in fuel, which means the super markets that pay em to deliver their goods have to pay more for delivery as fuel prices go up, then that means for the supers to get there money back, food prices etc go up too!! Hope you all get what i mean!! I was joking....
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