When our religion reporter was at the gas station this morning, she heard one customer saying he put more than $73 worth of gas into his tank. Ouch.
Overheard: Customer paying more than $73 for gas
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This page contains a single entry by Jessica Milcetich published on May 16, 2008 9:15 AM.
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My husband's truck costs at least $75 to fill and my dad's even bigger truck costs much more than $100. We are considering buying an extra small car and using the truck as a recreational vehicle because of our long work commutes...I bet a lot of people who aren't ready to say goodbye to their gas guzzlers are doing the same. Maybe used car sales are up.