Β It’s hard to believe, but you don’t have to look too hard to find gas selling at less than $3 these days! Β In fact, the average in Charlotte is $2.98! Β Just a week ago, AAA pointed out that gas has dropped nearly 20 cents in the past month. Β It’s good news that we want you to make a comparative prediction about.
To set things up, we have to point out that Ebola has been in the news every single day since late July. Β Some of it has been the stuff that media types hype up to have something to talk about. Β But obviously, there are legitimate Ebola stories in the news.
Tuesday, the Department of Homeland Security cracked down on travelers coming from Ebola-hit countries in West Africa, limiting the airports where they enter the country. Β The World Health Organization now thinks we’ll know about an Ebola vaccine by December. Β And with so many people who had been under observation being cleared, the panic seems to be subsiding. Β And when panic subsides, stories often fall out of the news cycle. Β
Which means you could get a break and have an entire day free from any new Ebola stories. Β But will that happen before gasoline drops another 10 cents? Β Our Man on the Edge, Robert Wilder, put that timely question to the people…
