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Originally Posted by dshelman
Arco and British Petroleum use North Atlantic oil. There are others, especially around the Gulf coast. Mobile, Shell, and many other companies do indeed use Opec oil, most of which is pumped out of the middle east.
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Again, first off, I can tell you that there's a gazillion source tables
like this one that indicate country of origin, but none of it means anything at the pump. Do you know how many different types of gasoline we get in Arizona, for example? Two. One from a pipeline who's origin is Texas and one from a pipeline that originates in California. Las Vegas has ONE pipeline for the whole place! All gasoline comes from the fuel farms and in theory, the individual brands get to mix in their additives before it's trucked to the individual stations, but I can't guarantee that ever happens. Since there's only one fuel farm in all of Phoenix, we're all using gas that was made with oil from all over the world. Pretty near every city in the country is like that. Statements like "I went to an Arco today which means it came from Canadian oil" is pure hogwash.
By the way, you're pre-approved on the loan for my bridge in New York. PM me and I'll give you the P.O. Box to mail a cashiers check payable to CASH to for your down payment.