I completely agree. It is a sad state of affairs when my hubby has to call to tell me if there is gas at the local station and that the line isn't all the way down the street.
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I've heard about this. It isn't happening here. Odd, don't you think?
There are people literally following gas trucks out of the loading facilities and to gas stations! People are NUTS around here.
Think I'm gonna park the Beetle and take MARTA the next couple weeks.
It's that bad there? That's scary--I haven't seen lines like that since the 70's.
Sweet Tea call New Jersey to see how much the gas is up there and to see how long the lines are for her trip next week. Their gas is $3.35 and no lines at all. WTF.
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