This could really hurt, that’s obvious, right?

Oil costs nearly double what it did at the beginning of the year, and yet the price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline sits only a buck or so higher than it did at that time. According to an Oct. 31 story in the Gaylord Herald Times, gas station owners, charging $3.09 per gallon were losing 9 cents per gallon. You can’t believe that’s going to last either.

What’s your best guess as to when that economic rubber band is going to snap?