Gas pains fuel sticky-note protests at the pump - Chicago Conservative | Examiner.com: "Like most drivers, Karen Hayes of Palos Heights, Illinois is concerned about the high price of gasoline. She filled up yesterday at the station outside her local Dominick’s grocery store where gas was selling for $4.319 per gallon. She picked this station because they gave her a discount of ten cents per gallon for purchasing $50 worth of groceries. At a net of price of $4.219 she felt like she had uncovered a real bargain – a nearby Shell station was selling regular unleaded for $4.399.
Before driving away, however, she followed the example of thousands of other Americans and scribbled a message on a sticky-note which she applied to the pump on the way out. It read: “HOW’S THAT ‘HOPE & CHANGE’ WORKING OUT FOR YOU?”"
Sticky notes reading "How's that 'Hope & Change' working out for you?" are appearing on gas pumps around Chicago and across America.
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