Verbal abuse by the kind of mutant that reads the dailymail
Many supermarkets used cheap fuel as something like a loss-leader to draw people into their stores (where they could make bigger margins on other goods).
But if that drawing-in effect isn’t working any more, they have much less incentive to try and compete on price.
My local bp is a penny cheaper than the supermarkets
Asda being bought by EuroGarages petrol station owners gives them a bloody big disincentive to cut prices too. Fuck knows why that was allowed!
Probably rude and obnoxious boomer Dailymail readers.
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Verbal abuse by the kind of mutant that reads the dailymail
Many supermarkets used cheap fuel as something like a loss-leader to draw people into their stores (where they could make bigger margins on other goods).
But if that drawing-in effect isn’t working any more, they have much less incentive to try and compete on price.
My local bp is a penny cheaper than the supermarkets
Asda being bought by EuroGarages petrol station owners gives them a bloody big disincentive to cut prices too. Fuck knows why that was allowed!
Probably rude and obnoxious boomer Dailymail readers.