Dateline 2011-01-09:
Oil prices surged toward the last quarter of 2010 to trade above US$90 (RM276.12) a barrel, raising concerns of higher food and fuel prices, reduced purchasing power and threatening the global economic recovery.
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Wata - Malaysian Oil and Gas Engineer 
Petrol price in singapore is RM 4.36 = SGD 1.82.
The junior/senior executives (working class that own a car) earns around SGD 2-4k. About the same here in Malaysia.
So they are paying cheaper petrol per salary ratio.
Don’t even mention when they come across and buy our so called cheap petrol.
so what? does that mean they can raise the price….
anyway, jabba doesn’t care, cuz jabba fly more than he drives. and company takes tab…..
the higher the price, the less car on road…. less jam…
Jabba, the plane you use, use what as its fuel? Cow piss?
The higher the price, the less car in the road is correct. But higher the number of people using bikes in the road. Higher accident, higher traffic jam all over again.
Nope, its good old hydrocarbon jet fuel…. hahahaha
Anyway, higher the price, less car.
higher the price, people use bikes. if it cost RM15 per liter, no one will even use bikes.
then, Malaysia will be full of bicycles….
by the way, just to make u jealous, the jet plane, car is paid by company, so i don’t really care….
(again, it is normal to curse Jabbathehutt, as he is a complete arse-lubang)