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> instead of an incremental fuel charge You're still paying separately for the fuel. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your comment.
by michaelmior 10y ago
> instead of an incremental fuel charge
You're still paying separately for the fuel. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your comment.
- gnicholas 10y agoMy point was that I am very sensitive to few-cent differences in the price of gas, because when I first started driving, each penny difference was a 1% difference in the gas price. Now that gas is roughly triple that (here in sunny CA, at any rate), each penny is 1/3 of 1% difference. So in my case, I'm more (psychologically, if irrationally) open to paying a "convenience fee" than a surcharged gas price.