At one point last summer, he said his store experienced a 200-gallon drop in the amount of gas purchased daily because of the higher prices. We're going to have to wait and see what happens. I don't like it, though. I've got to buy gas like everyone else. Walker said business at his store is already down slightly, but having lots of contract customers should help it from falling too far.
People have to get to work.
Walker said he believes the higher prices are a reflection of the increased demand for gasoline across the country. The World Company. All rights reserved.