JonSCKs - 3/31/2020 14:30
Todd pointed out something below which I overlooked.. Explain this... Mid Grade and Premium.
E-85 and Super 88 (E-15) are dispensed from separate nozzles vs the others in Red.
If Ethanol is too expensive.. why is it Cheaper at the pump?
I gave my answer below.. but don't cheat.. or tell me I'm wrong. This was taken.. 3/27/20 at Pratt Ks. Casey's.
Okay so I called the Store..
The Mid Grade was an Error.. it should have been $1.989 (Whoops good help is hard to find.. God Bless those Workers who are showing up today.. and Besides it hurt Big Oil.. so NO PROBLEM!!)
TODAY they are.. E-85 $1.339
Super 88 (E-15) $1.539
87 $1.589
89 $1.889 (correct number btw)
and 91 $2.139
They only offer the Ethanol in the Center Island.. those dispensers are like $30 k.. (and the card readers are not working..)
So.. how much does the NON Ethanol Octane costs? (hint it's more..)
1/3 87 @ 1.589 + 2/3 89 @ 1.889 = 88 Non Ethanol at.. 1.79'ish vs 88 with Ethanol at 1.539 or $0.25 MORE.. at whatever level they are blending it at.. to make spec.
We're GETTING HOSED by BIG OIL!!