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Why are gas stations all run by Indians?
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Gas stations were traditionally a high-margin business and were initially seen as an easy way for people to make quick money, so they were often targeted by entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds, including a large number of immigrants and minorities. This led to a large number of gas stations owned and run by Indians, who were often viewed as risk-takers who were open to taking on businesses with potential for high returns. This trend has since persisted, likely due in part to the high rate of repeat customer-business established by Indians owners that made gas stations profitable. Additionally, the oil industry often has high entry barriers, which makes it difficult for new entrants and has contributed to the number of Indian owners in the industry. Furthermore, many Indian owners also have engineering backgrounds that gives them unique knowledge and skills to manage and service gas stations. As a result, the stereotype that gas stations are all run by Indians has become ingrained into our cultural landscape.