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Cirque du So-What

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8. No CITGO in my locale

Reply to otherone (Original post)

Mon Mar 11, 2013, 07:43 PM

Mar 2013

but when I go to PA, it's hard to swing a cat without hitting a CITGO station. That aside, I have doubts that CITGO management has anything in common with the political leanings of Hugo Chavez. Assuming that the gas stations operating at Costco stores are part of the same organization, I'd venture that those stations are the closest one could come to a 'progressive' gas station.

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And the most progressive gas station is.. [View all] otherone Mar 2013 OP

What about Costco? CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2013 #1

I didn't know they had gas otherone Mar 2013 #4

That'd be my vote. tridim Mar 2013 #5

Isn't "Progressive gas station" an oxymoron?? madinmaryland Mar 2013 #2

Doesn't have to be RZM Mar 2013 #3

Search result for progressive gas stations ... Mika Mar 2013 #6

Yeap. That was my point! madinmaryland Mar 2013 #7

No CITGO in my locale Cirque du So-What Mar 2013 #8

Tough call al_liberal Mar 2013 #9

I use sunoco cause it is hooked up with my grocery store otherone Mar 2013 #10

I've been hired to entertain at Quiktrip's national headquarters TlalocW Mar 2013 #11

they sound like good people otherone Mar 2013 #12