Do any of you ever try to avoid Lukoil gas stations?

[poli3]

Or do you use them anyway?

Considering the whole oligarch connection and all that.

[MineralMan]

1. I've never seen one. Where are they located?

When I'm in Iowa, though, I do avoid Kum & Go stations. Just Ewww....

[The Genealogist]

3. We have Kum and Go 'll over where I live

There is one about a tenth of a mile from my house, and several others within walking distance. They are everywhere. I haven't been in one in years.

[madinmaryland]

9. That is a very sticky situation. I'd call the cops!

[Codeine]

10. It always pumps onto my hand there. nt

[MineralMan]

11. Ewwww again...

[Cirque du So-What]

2. ExxonMobil isn't an oligarchy?

Seriously, I would probably skip Lukoil if I saw one because I don't like supporting Russian oligarchies especially.

[NCTraveler]

4. For some on the East coast it is difficult to avoid using their heating oil.

I think they only have 230 gas stations so I imagine most of the people here have never seen one.

This seems a bit strange.

[dumbcat]

5. I've never heard of them

Where do they operate?

[muntrv]

6. We don't have Luk Oil where I live in Washtenaw County Mi.

[onethatcares]

7. that sign

is almost pornographic. Thank a teacher for good spellers.

[jmowreader]

8. If you don't live in NJ, the NY metro area or Philadelphia, you avoid them by default

[FarCenter]

12. One always has high prices. Another has low prices. They seem to vary more than other brands.

Occasionally I'll buy gas at the low-priced one. Like most gas stations they get their gas from whatever refinery has the best combination of price and transportation cost.

Do Russians eat at McDonalds?

Besides, the some of their stations are formerly Getty stations, once owned by a noted oligarch.