One would think at 8:00 AM the lines would be long as people are heading into work. Not in Salisbury! Or should I say, not at this Station? While the prices are dropping, this Exxon isn't keeping up with the quick reduction rate as everyone else is, therefore they're losing business. Pictures don't lie Ladies & Gentlemen. It is what it is. I hear they have some cold beer though? Lower your prices and they will come.
12 comments:
Yeah, and what's up with the used car dealership that was setting up there??
ITS SINKING
Im sorry i missed the picture of the station with the long lines.
At noon today Sams club 2.42 and the lines were long
I'm sure you meant $3.42.
Gotta pay the bill for the electricity that keeps that beer so cold SOMEHOW!! Gotta love it.
Anonymous said...
Gotta pay the bill for the electricity that keeps that beer so cold SOMEHOW!! Gotta love it.
7:21 PM
The BEER CAVE!!!
LMAO
You guys are a bunch of a$$'$ to think you can make someone lower their prices for you. We live in a country where a company can charge whatever they please, if they want to be higher in price then so be it. But I will tell you know these places will continue to be open nex year when you are still trying to fill your Blog Holes because you have nothing else to write about!
8 comments means the majority does not care what you think of this company!
It's been 3.41 since monday morning in talbot count at a few stations the other are 3.43 3.44
Thanks for sharing, Mr. Blog Expert. LOL
The consistancy of Posts showing prices elsewhere have clearly tattoo'd every one's mind as to where they should count on the best prices in Town.
There may only be 8 or 9 comments on this Blog but there's only ONE or TWO vehicles gassing up at a time when I pass by.
Hmmmmm, I wonder who's got the upper hand?
I prefer the blog posting gas station rip offs. They great thing about America is I can take my business away from getting over priced gas at a station who is GREEDY.
I filled up @ Universal today. Seemed odd that I couldnt find a MD inspection sticker on the pump. They are usually very easy to see.
Does anybody else know where they are located?
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