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Lower gas prices have increased convenience store snacking

2015-02-22 06:10:47| Oil & Gas - Topix.net

When local gas prices last spring hovered close to $4 a gallon, drivers may have wanted to grab some snacks or sodas after filling up the tank "but didn't because gas was high," said Ms. Scott, who stopped earlier at a Dallas 7-Eleven/Chevron station to fill up her Chevy Equinox.

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