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It's understandable why they would shut it down temporarily if they could no longer accurately bill customers for usage. At some point, however, it starts impa
by crispyambulance 5y ago
It's understandable why they would shut it down temporarily if they could no longer accurately bill customers for usage.
At some point, however, it starts impacting the economy and there would have to measures in place to get the fuel going regardless of whether the corporate bean-counters (and their malware infested computers) were fully "ready". I don't know what that point in time should be. But the fact that there were news stories of imbeciles hoarding gasoline and emptying fully loaded gas stations within a couple of hours certainly makes it urgent to get the pipeline running sooner. Can't we all just get along?