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    BarryW

    Thats profit which means its relative to money made regardless of whether its made on the sale of just one llitre or 100 million litres. Profit is always the bottom line.

    Who made any ''silly claims'' of it being excessive ? I didn't. Only you...a Freudian slip methinks.

    No one disagrees that petrol pump prices reflect the price including tax but when times are bad pump prices go up so why do they not go down when times are good?

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