reply to post by BRQuick
Production has to keep up with incoming oil. A Barrel of oil isnt just gas right then and there. If a barrel of oil goes up in price, the gas prices
will go up. If the barrel of oil goes down in price, they still has to manufacture the oil they bought for more previously and therefore the gas
prices dont reflect for soemtime. When that sometime comes, a barrel of oil is back up where it started. The problem is the bottleneck at the
refinery's. We have plenty of oil.