Another increase in gas prices would leave consumers and some businesses at a disadvantage. Gas prices are terrible, but what can you do, said Lucien Falardeau, a customer at Pioneer Petroleums on Riverside Drive. It will kill the economy because people won't buy other stuff.
People have to drive to work.
They're not getting more money, but expenses are getting higher. They'll have to dish out money from other budgets to pay for their gas. Roger and Linda Drouin, of Wardsville, Ont., agree. We don't have a choice but to keep driving. It's going to affect my pocket book, you have no choice but to drive to work.