Do we know WHEN they went out of business? Because 2007, it wasn't uncommon to see gas at even $5.10 per gallon.
Also, on the day after 9/11, in New York, some gas stations went from the (at the time) common gas prices of $1.15 and made it as high as $5.00 per gallon. Then, the next day, president Bush had made that practice illegal.
So, if they happened to go out of business on 9/12/01, or anytime around 2007, this price would have been seen as low.
This sign gets flipped around by vandals pretty regularly. Right now, it says all 7s.
Edit: Just drove past it, it's back to 420
This is SC, I don't think it has been over $4 at any point.
You haven't been to North Augusta where, during the freeze of 2013/2014 many stations jacked up prices well-beyond reasonable and are now, no longer in business.
Those power poles do not look okay...
welcome to the south:)))
They ran out of snacks. No one knows why. However, everyone knows that the gasoline is sold pretty close to cost, and the snacks are the real moneymaker.
This math checks out.
A closed down gas station with a price set at $4.20. Some worker had a great last day.
that's cents per gallon, right?
1 gal is 4.54609 l... 420.9/4.54609≈92.58 so 92.6¢/l.
looks at local gas station 18:49/l to dollars... 182¢/l to gallons...
827.3¢/gal. which it was just lowered to from well above 22 sek/l, or 982¢/gal.
man the US has cheap gas.
This would be rather expensive for most of the US. In a lot of areas we're seeing $2.85ish/gal
jeesum.
I think I know where this is!! West Butler Road, Greenville, SC?
Edit: Mauldin, not Greenville. My bad.
You are correct! Hello fellow member of the upstate.
Hello! 🤚
Gas stations make virtually nothing on gas sales. Almost all of the profit goes back to the gas company. It's the reason everything in the station is so expensive.
Getting high on their own supply?
Notice to employees, stop smoking the gas
