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I’ll do the same when l get home, isn’t it interesting that there’s panic buying at £1.30 odd a litre it’s like someone planned it 😳
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I did wonder if it was a truck to hike the price up again you never know
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I’m with you guys, it wasn’t until I saw posts here – keyworkers etc, it never occurred to me, I walk to work and don’t need the car at the moment, I’ll stay away from the pumps until the manic buying is over.
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I’d love to stay away but work sends me all over the place at the moment
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I’m the same but my daughter works at the hospital (10 miles each way) she has no diesel can’t get any so I’m taking and picking up also my grandson to college (15 miles each way) when his bus doesn’t turn up. So I’m gonna be empty pretty soon. I’m going to Wales on 9th (250 miles) so need a tank full then 😳
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It seems like panic buying is all everyone has done for the past 1.5 years. Toilet paper, pasta, hand gel, soap and now petrol. You are quite right fuel should be saved for the emergency services, I hope those who filled up their tanks and cans – never find themselves needing the emergency services. If they do and the emergency services can’t respond due to lack of petrol, then they have no one to blame – but themselves.
It reminds me of before they discovered oil in the North Sea and they used to be petrol strikes, everyone would be queuing up at petrol forecourts, then.
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I am one of the lucky ones as I dont drive. I either walk to where I’m going or if it’s too far I plan my journey around public transport, which is free now I’m over 60. I have been using a shopping trolley for years now when I need to get a large quantity of shopping.
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