Amazon's First Bookstore Opens in Seattle

[Fbone]

Originally Posted by Apache

DeBeers owns them. The US Legislators passed a law exempting them from being classified as a monopoly. DeBeers does not discount. You are paying for the name.
Apache

Thank you. At least they aren't undercutting other jewelers.

[Fbone]

Originally Posted by Cinisajoy

What are the names of these gas stations?
I am assuming they have names. I need proof they can buy gas from company A one week and company B the next week.

Thanks for the explanation.

I have no idea who supplies these unbranded stations. The trucks don't have any signage. NJ only has two refineries. One is generic (owned by The Blackstone Group) and the other by Phillips 66 (Gulf). These two may fill all the area stations. Local refineries have lower transportation costs and lower prices for consumer. They receive no oil from the US. The oil originates from the North Atlantic, Canada and possibly West Africa.

Gasbuddy.com has the list of stations for each state.

Edit: One correction I need to make NJ does have a third refinery but it supplies mostly asphalt. And one that recently closed has been bought to make jet fuel for the area airports.

My apologies for going off topic.

[tubemonkey]

Now I'm wondering where the employees of the bookstore get their gas and diamonds

[Fbone]

Originally Posted by tubemonkey

Now I'm wondering where the employees of the bookstore get their gas and diamonds

At $18/hr. Debeers and Shell.

[Cinisajoy]

Originally Posted by Fbone

Thanks for the explanation.

I have no idea who supplies these unbranded stations. The trucks don't have any signage. NJ only has two refineries. One is generic (owned by The Blackstone Group) and the other by Phillips 66 (Gulf). These two may fill all the area stations. Local refineries have lower transportation costs and lower prices for consumer. They receive no oil from the US. The oil originates from the North Atlantic, Canada and possibly West Africa.

Gasbuddy.com has the list of stations for each state.

Edit: One correction I need to make NJ does have a third refinery but it supplies mostly asphalt. And one that recently closed has been bought to make jet fuel for the area airports.

My apologies for going off topic.

Completely off topic, your lowest gas price is only 10 cents higher than our lowest gas price.
I love the gas buddy app when traveling.