Here's How High Gas Prices Can Destroy the Economy

Gas prices have recently been rising rapidly, spurring many people to look for alternative modes of transportation and ways to save money on gas. Many factors contribute to rising gasoline prices, including geopolitical tensions, increased travel demand, and more. One of the most recent events to have an impact on gas prices is Russia's war in Ukraine. Russia is one of the world's largest producers of oil and gas, and any interruptions could have a substantial impact on the price disruptions we're already seeing. In this video, we'll go over how high gas prices can potentially devastate the economy. In this video, covered by SBC News, we'll go into depth about how high gas prices can potentially devastate the economy.

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[SergeiEfimov]

Gas from the Russian Federation is now in rubles. This should have been done for a long time to strengthen the national currency. As a Russian person, I sincerely wish the USA a nationally oriented policy and the development of local production. And we will deal with the cocaine addict Zelensky ourselves. Arms supplies to Ukraine are destroying the American economy.

[dez-efbo]

I remember when gas prices was 1.23 a gallon

[neveraminman]

How bout I spend between $400-$800 depending on which vehicle I choose to use

[kananaskiscountry]

thank u, this is better then what u were sharing ✌🤔🗿

[nathanjamesbaker]

High gas prices would certainly have an effect on your finances, given how much you drive around creeping on the fine street women of Kensington.

[gillianaustin]

I know very well how inflated retail fuel prices can affect the economy. Natural gas resulting from the decay of radioactive materials under heat and pressure within caverns within the earth, including seabed, condenses into oil, light sweet crude as it has been called. This naturally occuring process can actually be heard; It makes pinging noises, pings as if by little sonar devices. All of this can be proven under laboratory conditions. America has so many oil producing caverns that America is an oil exporter. If pressure drops at the wellheads then we can drop a depleted or new nuclear fuel rod down said wellhead pipes and then close said wellhead and then watch the pressure rise. So, why are advertised retail fuel prices so high? Has it occured to others that they have no money to pay for such fuels or groceries, etc...? Are your bank statements worthless pieces of paper? I commented to state a truth publicly which is rarely spoken privately. Petroleum and natural gas are naturally occuring products. How could oil then be so expensive? One reason is what comes up the wellhead pipes with that petroleum and natural gas; Gold, particulate and nuggets, comes up the wellhead pipes of many wellheads within Arabia and that is why Arabian crude oil is so popular/ prized. I have typed here something that many have been threatened into keeping silent about, or worse. My Regards Mr. Dominic James Austin. P.S. Would you please continue your daily video drives thru the Kensington area of the City of Philadelphia as i feel it is very important for someone to bring to tha attention of all how terrible such conditions have become within America. It is important to prove to all, " There! That has happened to a part of America!"