People drive to work, to school, to their extracurricular activities, to church and to other families households. And if the service stations don t make a profit, they may go out of business. That s the way it works. But there is a difference between making a profit and being greedy. Greed is defined as excessive desire for wealth.
Profit is defined as the sum remaining after deducting costs.
The difference is clearly evident in their definitions. Sometimes, it just appears that greed has become more important than making customers happy at the cash registers. But, in the end, it will be the local service stations who lose when their greed gets so excessive that customers drive farther and farther away to buy gas at a cheaper rate. It s a game about supply and demand. Drivers are losing this game, though.