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bobthebuilder

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159.39 uk fuels
I laugh on our local fb group about our petrol station saying avoid them because they are the most expensive in the area (they have been on local news about it) but it makes no odds when you pay with fuel card...in fact its better as there is less morons there only putting a tenner in and wasting 10 mins in the shop
our local monmouth ,dearest in area will not take a fuel card
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
But if everyone boycotted Esso and BP wouldnt it just cause ques at the others. Untill someone passing Esso goes they're quiet let's go there!
sadly true .. no solidarity in UK ... even for the greater good .. too many self serving/centred arse holes
 
GazCro

GazCro

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But if everyone boycotted Esso and BP wouldnt it just cause ques at the others. Untill someone passing Esso goes they're quiet let's go there!
Realistically how many oil companies are actually getting crude out the ground. The supermarkets etc gotta buy it from somewhere, you'd probably struggle to avoid esso and bp tbh.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Realistically how many oil companies are actually getting crude out the ground. The supermarkets etc gotta buy it from somewhere, you'd probably struggle to avoid esso and bp tbh.
agreed .... but if the market could 'damage' the sales at their outlets, something would have to give .... can only keep the doors open for so long without turnover
 
GazCro

GazCro

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agreed .... but if the market could 'damage' the sales at their outlets, something would have to give .... can only keep the doors open for so long without turnover
Yeah but it would never work as there aren't enough other outlets to keep up with the demand they'd face.
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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Yeah but it would never work as there aren't enough other outlets to keep up with the demand they'd face.
That was what I trying to say above. If Esso/BP command the market share then boycotting would just overwhelm the others
 
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Lynchy

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sadly true .. no solidarity in UK ... even for the greater good .. too many self serving/centred arse holes
Yeah but then when people do stick together train drivers....look how they're demonised as lazy b'stards sitting down all day n wanting pay rise lol
 
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Lynchy

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Those pricks are on more than enough already for what they do.
Haha this is exactly the response!
They're about the only group in any industry who still stick together, and see what they get as workers,better terms and conditions
How exactly are they 'pricks'?
 
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Maxus

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It's impossible to have any kind of solidarity in this country because there are so many disparate groups and immigrants communities. All by design I suspect.
 
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Lynchy

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It's impossible to have any kind of solidarity in this country because there are so many disparate groups and immigrants communities. All by design I suspect.
Exactly,load of flip flops went home last year, construction rates went up,now we open door to ukranians,15,000 afghans trying to get extended families over,thousands tucked up in hotels,good job that money tress still blooming
 
doobin

doobin

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Haha this is exactly the response!
They're about the only group in any industry who still stick together, and see what they get as workers,better terms and conditions
How exactly are they 'pricks'?
Because they leech off threatening the rest of society rather than just voting with their feet and doing something better paid if they think £60k isn't enough for sitting down all day pressing a button.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
pam said to me this morning that some London radio station was reporting DERV at £2.50 a litre somewhere up there on BBC news ... over £2.20 in some areas of Jockland :oops:o_O:censored::censored:
 
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