[eeriegeno]

Gas used to be $.50/gal, then there was a crisis and it went to $1.75 and everybody screamed, so it went back down to $.75/gal and everybody was happy. Then there was a crisis and gas went from $.75 to $2 and everybody screamed until it went back down to $1.25. Then there was a crisis...............

My thoughts exactly.... And, after each of these crises there was more gas to be sold at higher prices!

[topher]

My thoughts exactly.... And, after each of these crises there was more gas to be sold at higher prices!

I love your math! The United States has not built a new refinery in 30 years, and you seem to believe that we can produce gasoline at 100% of refinery capacity.

Well, if we do, that means no diesel, no fuel oil, and no jet fuel.

So according to your math, we now have 200% of the refinery capacity we had 5 years ago -- without building any new refineries. Simply amazing! 1+0 = 2

This must be the new math!