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By John Murphy The rising cost of fuel has been a popular topic for the past month amid record-high prices at the pump and while gas prices throughout the country are the highest in years, one gas station, in particular, has grabbed lots of online attention. Located in Furnace Creek, California, lies just one gas […]

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