yet another gas out... VR6 content..... is 500 hp possible w/ a street legal vr6? george
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- Subject: [Fwd: FW: Step Two - Boycott Chevron - Pass It On]
- From: Kevin Wilson <qncucamonga@earthlink.net>
- Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 09:17:50 -0700
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- To: "'Agnes L. Hawn'" <alhawn@athletics.purdue.edu>
- Subject: FW: Step Two - Boycott Chevron - Pass It On
- From: "Pate, Wayne H" <wpate@indiana.edu>
- Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 09:49:43 -0500
> I'm sure you heard about the "gas-out" on April 30. Word spread so fast on > e-mail that the whole nation knew about it and the media picked up on it. > However, gas companies weren't scared because they wouldn't lose sales, > since everybody was buying gas on April 29 and May 1. > > So, a Las Vegas radio station has come up with a better idea to take > things > one step further. The radio station has suggested to boycott a particular > company, and refuse to buy from them until prices get back down to normal. > The radio station picked Chevron. > > In order to make this work, you need to stop buying from Chevron until > their > prices become normal again. Maybe a severe loss of business will force > them > to take action in order to drop prices and regain business, which will > force > changes by the rest of the companies across the board to remain > competitive. > > > Sick of paying close to $2 a gallon? This can work, but you have to do two > things: > > 1. Do not shop at Chevron > 2. Send this on to everybody you know > > The reason Chevron was picked because they were one of 2 companies who > started this whole thing. Chevron raised its prices because it shut down > one > of its refineries and said that they couldn't keep up with the demand. > They > used the supply and demand theory. > > They DEMAND more money because > they don't have the SUPPLY that its competitors have. > > > > >-- END included message
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