How many people would drive out of their way, or at least across the street from your normal station, to get gas at five (5) cents cheaper per gallon? Do you realize that that you would only be saving a DOLLAR or less - assuming an empty <=20 gallon tank?
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ANSWERS: 7
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I do that everytime I fill up. Of course I use anywhere from 30 to 60 gallons a day. It adds up. I am declaring bankruptcy in a brand new pair of boots.
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I'd go across the street for a penny less.
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Heck yeah I'd go across the street to save 5 cents per gallon. I wouldn't go out of town for that cheap, but across the street is fine.
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I have virtually no brand loyalty. If I can get the same thing for a little less without much effort, then I will take it. All those little savings add up over time and this tendency for people to shop around is what helps to hold prices down in a market economy.
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I would cross the street for 5 cents/gallon less. I may save only $1, but it's my dollar.
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I usually don't notice the competitors price until I have started pumping the gas. It's so expensive at this point I only buy a couple of gallons to get me where I'm going. It's been a while since I filled up the tank of my truck.
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Yes, I would. As a secret government agent I have a responsibility to the tax payers to save where I can.
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