Jason Would Drive About 20 Miles Out of His Way

Jason would drive about 20 miles out of his way to the gas station whose price was about 8¢ a gallon cheaper than the local stations. His friend Paul, who was a marketing student, tried to explain to Jason this wasn't such a great deal because

A) brand name gas stations that were local had a better product, which is why brands are important.
B) cost means more than the price at the pump, including the fuel he used to get there and his time.
C) whenever a price is that far off, it is a good sign that the product has been altered, maybe even watered down.
D) As Jason had to cross over a county line to avoid taxes he was technically smuggling gasoline.