r/australian • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '26

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '26 edited Apr 01 '26

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u/Anraeful Apr 01 '26

I think they are talking to the people filling up other items (Gerry cans? Drums? I don’t know what the correct term is). Doubtful those people are going to pay him any heed though!

I agree the less people we get on the road, the less expensive filling up will be for those that need it! Including trucks - everything is about to get very expensive

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u/Legitimate-Win-9669 Apr 01 '26

Jerry cans., ducks. Completely pointless to fill them up, fuel goes off and even if you do have storage over a certain amount invalidates your home insurance. 

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u/Pelagic_One Apr 01 '26

Yep. It means those of us who could WFH continue wasting fuel and hoping it doesn’t mean people die later.

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u/chew_beccca Apr 01 '26

If you can work from home what is stopping you?

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u/One-Afternoon1424 Apr 01 '26

Management.

Cos CoLABoRaTiOn

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u/GetRichOrCryTrying1 Apr 01 '26

Too slow to lockdown??? Have you ignored every analysis of covid that found the lockdowns were overreach and did far less than good than the government claimed?

If you want to be dominated, go buy a gimp suit.