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But, but but ... what will all the gas stations do with their 99.9¢/gal signs? ;-> The same argument could be made for the nickel and the dime. (How many of us
by 8bitsrule 8y ago
But, but but ... what will all the gas stations do with their 99.9¢/gal signs? ;->
The same argument could be made for the nickel and the dime. (How many of us collect them in a jar, and pay a 10% royalty to turn them into dollars?)
We all know that the real reason we hold on is that we know the price of everything will go up. Skinflints!
- ttsda 8y agoGas is a fluid, so it doesn't matter. Even if it costed $99.999, rounding is made after multiplying by the volume purchased, compounding that insignificant value into a real change.
- james-skemp 8y ago10%? Try a bank; at least in the US I've never been charged, and for how often those jars fill up it's worth a Saturday drive to the bank once or twice a year. I also admittedly rarely use cash.