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theres BP stations in Texas?
I hear they are hurting because some people are boycotting their gas stations.
theres BP stations in Texas?
I usually get mine at Fred Meyer.
Aren't they?
I would think that most people wouldn't give a about it. To most people, gas is gas.
We don't have any BP stations or Arco stations in SA as far as I know.
This guy here in MD honked his horn at me ridiculously last week while I filled up at the tank. I didn't know what his problem was until I read that on CNN.
never seen one
There's no BP stations in SLC, but if there were, I wouldn't buy gas there. I am now boycotting Chevron though, because literally, even though it obviously pales in comparison to the gulf, they just had an oil spill that destroyed my neighborhood.
The dude with the pond in that video literally lives across the street from my parents. oil companies.
We have a few here in Lansing. They didn't get a whole lot of business anyway but with what has happened, people are staying away even more. But if they were a crazy amount lower than everyone else, people might still use them.
BP has only a tiny fraction of the stations in USA, and has anyway been trying sell them to get out of retail. Very hard to "hurt" BP by not buying their gas.
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this one. i am sure BP sells their gas to other companies and boycotting their stations wont do much to hurt them. we will either get their gas directly or indirectly. i think the only way you will hurt the gas companies is to stop using it
goto the small business operators, support ur local business ppl...
fck bp bringing oil to your shores
he would have got the ol' middle-finger salute from me. Well, depending on what he looked like...This guy here in MD honked his horn at me ridiculously last week while I filled up at the tank. I didn't know what his problem was until I read that on CNN.
I know BP owns a few Fresh and Easy franchises and a coffee shop chain as well...not sure which one though.
At one time, there was a BP station at the corner of Bandera and Wurzbach. It was originally a Diamond Shamrock station, and now it has been torn down and there is a Bill Millers there.
That is/was the only BP station I ever saw in Texas.
Yeah well actually now that you mention it, the ones here have been at least 5 cents cheaper than everyone else.
I was still in uniform and he did that. I was just wondering what he was getting at because I was totally lost.
You can search for a location near you. I did a quick search of my area, within 50 miles, and there is no BP stations.
http://www.bp.com/toolserver/heliosp...tentId=7031707
Did you guys have Amoco stations in Texas? BP is what all the Amoco stations here became.
BP. they have the most expensive gas in my area.
remember when oil went up a few years ago? BP was the worst at their price hiked. I don't use them since years ago.
Where I'm at, we're pretty much monopolized by Valero. There's a few others, but it seems that Valero is at every location.
Castrol is BP
Valero
7/11
Walmart gas
Sams club gas
etc
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Shevron
Texaco
pretty much what we have here in north texas
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