Maxprop wrote:
ly is no competition in petroleum production-distribution these
days. It is highly monopolistic, and they can charge whatever they wish.
And they are doing so, using any available reason to "justify" their price
gouging. Current oil company profits are waaaay beyond their usual and
customary percentage of gross receipts.

The Chief Excutive of Exxon Mobil, Lee Raymond will retire this year,
he's going to have a hard time making ends meet, his parachute is only
about half a billion, someone's got to pay for it.

Cheers
Marty

The Chief Excutive of Exxon Mobil, Lee Raymond will retire this year,
he's going to have a hard time making ends meet, his parachute is only
about half a billion, someone's got to pay for it.

Cheers
Marty


He worked for it...he dedicated his life to the company, and he was
smart enough to make them pay for that service.

Why do you have a problem with a smart hard working man leverging his
career to the max ?

Do you think a company is going to do it for him?
Do you think they do it for every slouch with the company?

The days of a golden watch, 30 yrs with the same company... and a nice
cush retirements are OVER!

Capt. Suzy
35s5
NY

"Martin Baxter" wrote
The Chief Excutive of Exxon Mobil, Lee Raymond will retire this year,
he's going to have a hard time making ends meet, his parachute is only
about half a billion, someone's got to pay for it.

How many such exec.s are there and if we somehow zeroed out their incomes how
much would that lower the cost of a gallon of gas??