Chad Scott

Is that your feeling too?

Or is it more legit?

Do a vision board.

Do you think that the president could use something like the Defense Production Act to say, no, we're not giving you any more gas?

Or is that just too problematic or and there's just too much pushback?

Because if you're saying what we're saying, I'm seeing just reports generally on the news that like states are now hitting new records of diesel somewhere like six bucks or something is getting out of control.

Can the president come in and just say, all right, enough of this.

Our production is for us for now.

Stop shipping it.

Or is that going to be too much of the pushback?

Is that basically political suicide from the oil companies?

They'll say, no, we're not doing that.

And it's lawsuit heaven there.

And it's kind of wild because when I was in Germany, stationed in Germany, the U.S.

is so hyper-focused on prices that we got what was called an ESSO card.

Now, I know you were in Europe, Nat.

I don't know if you got this as well, but soldiers, when we go to Europe and they're stationed there, we don't pay their gas prices.

We pay American gas prices at their pumps.

We use what's called an SO card.

We drive up to their pump.