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>is the tine turning? No. Because it will be quite a few years before anyone even starts noticing any reduction in gas stations. I think it's more of a politic
by FridayoLeary 5y ago
>is the tine turning?
No. Because it will be quite a few years before anyone even starts noticing any reduction in gas stations. I think it's more of a political posturing than an indication of an emerging trend.
- globular-toast 5y agoWhich is exactly what the tide turning analogy is supposed to convey. It's difficult to notice when the tide turns, you notice it some 3 hours later which is when it's coming in/out at its fastest rate.
- FridayoLeary 5y agoSo in 15 years from now someone living in a town in America will notice he can't find a gas station near him. So he will hop over to the next place for fuel.