What I Meant to Say....
I guess the controversy could have been avoided if only Letterman replaced A-Rod in his joke with the Italian prime minister.
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Oil prices used to be sky high, and then everyone got a bit of a break when they plummeted along with retail sales and the rest of the struggling economy. If anyone thought they were going to keep getting discount gas, well they had better think again because oil prices are beginning to rebound, and there's going to be more family lending so that the average taxpayer and such can get to work every day – again. Big Oil is the largest and most profitable industry on earth (6 of the 10 biggest corporations are oil companies) and they will never worry about payday loans the way their customers do, no matter how low the oil prices are.