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They are kind of vague about what constitutes "excessive pricing." This can be a slippery slope. The dealer can say the distributor is going to charge him $9.80 a gallon to replace his stock, the distributor is going to say Texas refineries are shut down and he has to get gas from California and they are charging him $8.80 a gallon. Who finally takes the hit?
I would hate to be a retailer and be forced to drain his tanks at $3 a gallon if it's going to cost him twice that to refill them.
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