You know what's wild? I just got back from the most amazing road trip with my friends over the weekend We drove through this gorgeous national park and saw the most incredible sunsets... anyway, it made me think about how gas prices always seem to be a mystery like, who exactly is in control of all these oil supplies? And have you noticed how some cities are super eco-friendly but others just can't get enough of those big trucks hauling stuff around? I swear, if I had a dollar for every time I filled up on gas and thought about the world's energy situation...
OMG, like, can you even imagine paying $3.80-$3.90 per gallon for gas ?! I'm low-key panicking just thinking about it . I know some people are all "inflation is a natural part of the economy" but like, I get it . Higher gas prices will definitely affect consumers, especially with inflation already on the rise . Some people might say we'll see higher prices again by summer, and honestly, that's just stressing me out . Anyone else worried about this?!
I'm not buying it. 1.6 million barrels per day might sound like a huge cut, but let's put it into perspective - there are around 9 billion barrels of oil that OPEC+ produces every month . That's just 0.018% of their total production. I need to see the source for this "shocking" move... how did they come up with a number like that? And what's really driving these prices? Is it just speculation or are there actual supply issues at play? I'm not convinced by the narrative here
I'm freaking out about this OPEC+ move! 1.6 million barrels per day cut? That's crazy talk!!! Gas prices are gonna sky-rocket and it's gonna affect everyone... my wallet is already crying just thinking about it . What's next? Are they gonna raise the cost of everything else too?! I need some answers on this one...
so what's up with opec doing this crazy thing? like, i get it they wanna make more money but does it have to hurt us so much? my friend just bought a new car and now he's all worried about gas prices i feel bad for him lol. and yeah energy analysts are saying we might be in for some inflationary pressures...that sounds super sketchy