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Hi, I’m doing a study for a research project and would appreciate any answers. Explanations as to why are appreciated, however the only important thing is if you would please note how the oil spill will affect your attitude towards future gasoline purchases at BP locations.
Thank you
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The recent oil spill will make me less likely to buy gasoline from BP. I will avoid them unless I have to refuel in a remote area.
who cares/the way obama is carrying on he will have us in caves in a year with no economic growth and huge debt/ feds get out of private business
Personally, I would be embarrassed to be seen giving money to BP
I’m thinking of getting rid of my car all together, look at what we are doing to our planet. It makes me so sad, everyone is having kids thinking everything will be okay when it’s not.. Not if we keep going on like this.. Listen to this Podcast, surprising facts about this spill and others!!
http://www.Howstuffworks.com
Look for “stuff you should know” podcast – “How do you clean up an oil spill”
Good Stuff!!!!!
You expose yourself as a moron of the highest degree imaginable. What you fail, miserably, to understand is that BP stations are not the same as BP corporate. Also, many of them likely do not even use BP gasoline. Finally, they are independently owned by small business people, after all of that, and you are economically punishing someone who doesn’t even have the slightest thing to do with the spill in the gulf. Not only is it rude, it’s completely bloody ignorant.
Considering only slightly that they did have anything to do with it, taking away their income would damage their ability to clean it up and compensate those hurt by it. Overall, it’s a completely and utterly stupid idea.
well, they sure need to pull a good public relations campaign after this, but I just can’t see how they can leave a a good impression on people after this.
Check out all the “feel-good” commercials they’ve been running for years.. recently about “Making the world a better place”
Now they seem to be doing just the opposite. Ironic.