Yeah, FUTURES are dropping, not the price of gasoline. The oil has to be purchased, hauled, refined, and distributed, and only then does the gas station guy get lower prices, but he still has the expensive stuff in his tank.
Yes, they will raise gas prices when they know it'll cost a lot to replace what they've got. They don't mind waiting to sell the stuff they got cheap. But they do mind selling cheaply the stuff they paid a lot of money for.
Wait a few weeks. The prices will come down.
Understandable, but you only covered one end of the scenario. It is the contrast between the two ends that makes me suspicious.