Episode 35: How to Fill Up a Car With a Bag of Gas
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Finance Essentials
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In this episode we talk about the recent Colonial Pipeline hack. What kind of shortages did it create? Who was impacted by it? Did it cause any price gouging? What is price gouging? Is price gouging bad or does it have some advantages?
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