When a disaster strikes, you can count on people looking to exploit it. Every time I buy something at this Pic Quik they ask if I want to donate a dollar to this or that (they even shame you if you don't, even if you regularly donate), so I was surprised to see them jump all over the chance to jack up their gas price by 40 cents after Hurricane Harvey. I mean, if they are so adamant about charity, why do they exploit a disaster for profit? It was expected that gas prices would go up, but not while rain was still falling on Houston. They are called gas "futures" for a reason, and there is no reason for raising prices so soon after the catastrophe, especially because current prices run weeks behind futures. Essentially, you should not be paying "current" prices for last month's stock. I guarantee if next month's projections are low prices, you won't be paying that rate this month. Dirty. read more