I went out and filled up my car knowing that the prices would rise.
I’m hesitant to call $1 a gallon price gouging.
I think it is wrong to hold life and limb over a person’s head to get a higher price. An ambulance coming on the scene of an accident and refusing to help until a person signs over property would be an example. That is price gouging to me.
***An ambulance coming on the scene of an accident and refusing to help until a person signs over property would be an example. That is price gouging to me.***
Isn’t that how Crasius got rich in ancient Rome? He used his private fire department.
Gouging is what happened in 9-11-2001. Gas went up almost three dollars a gallon before the afternoon.