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- I just had to make a trip to NJ and stay in a place right near a Pilot..Diesel was 3.57 a gallon on the Turnpike and on Route 13.....his PILOT in NJ was 3.95 a gallon...wonder where the extra money profit in that went....Since PILOT took over Flying J...right down the tubes...
Devonm2012 wrote:
Well, he certainly doesn't go in debt by paying employees to clean the bathrooms or to smile or be nice! They have got to be some of the nastiest places there is. Diesel day always puts me in a bad mood! :)
Must be different in your part of the country. From the Pacific Northwest to Texas we've always found the Flying J to be clean, friendly and reliable.- Oh well... When it comes to debt.... I'm from Detroit.
- No surprises here.
Executive wrote:
past-MIdirector wrote:
Big business as usual in this day and age. He should be in politics it's the way our government been running.
Not quite...he can't PRINT more money....:B:B:B...$ 3 trillion, 7 trillion...who's counting...:h:h.....Dennis
We would be in deep doo, doo if companies other than the gov't could print money.....:E- Well, he certainly doesn't go in debt by paying employees to clean the bathrooms or to smile or be nice! They have got to be some of the nastiest places there is. Diesel day always puts me in a bad mood! :)
past-MIdirector wrote:
Big business as usual in this day and age. He should be in politics it's the way our government been running.
Not quite...he can't PRINT more money....:B:B:B...$ 3 trillion, 7 trillion...who's counting...:h:h.....Dennis- May just end up in jail like John Rigas, past CEO of Adelphia Communications Corporation and past majority owner of Buffalo Sabres, a franchise of the National Hockey League. In 2005, he was convicted on multiple charges of fraud and sentenced to 15 years in prison. The 89 year old Rigas and his two sons are still in the federal prison system.
- Big business as usual in this day and age. He should be in politics it's the way our government been running.
