What are you paying for when you have your car oil changed?

The fact is there are now REAL market consequences headed our way due to supply impacts plus the oil trouble on top. 3.

Also due to hiring at the chemical and oil plants.Yes, I know the jobs could dry up, but the investment required is pretty small for the possible returns, so I think it should be relatively safe with a good possibility of high profits.Matthew, this type of park would be different from the campground type, because the renters would be staying longer term, rather than just for the weekend and leaving.

This all started because North Dakota is bringing in more money than Davey Crockett with all this oil.

SUV to do the same thing (get from point A to point B) that the footmobile or a 50 lb bike allows one to do.Almost all automakers had no problems selling these profit machines, along with NO intention of a fuel efficient alternative.This addiction if further fueled by the oil companies who are basically the "Wal-Mart" of energy; if they get 50M drivers to buy "acceptable" gas at $3/gallon, then they make a small (relative) profit on a high volume of consumption.Couple that with the groundwork the automakers laid many years ago by essentially killing anything that resembled a halfway decent public transportation system, and here we are today.2.

We agreed to loan/give them $$$ to help set up more drilling/refining and then BUY their oil.

I have had to answer the infamous late night roof leaking phone calls, and dealt with: leaking toilets, leaking water mains, faulty electrical panels, broken water heaters, broken furnaces, underground oil tanks, troublesome septic systems, late rents, tenants dog eating the walls, unresponsive tenants and every other real or imagined rental horror story that people who are either too afraid or unwilling to, use as an excuse not to invest.

For example, my heating for my duplex isn't split so I can't legally charge for oil.

We had oil delivered yesterday and I applied to be on a plan w superior but we are cold again :/.

Markets are dynamics, not static. "...oil is the main driver of the economy.