Matt Randolph

They're going to have to do that.

Um, and I don't think you have to use the Defense Production Act to do that either.

I think you can just declare an emergency and, you know, but, um, yeah, that's the real concern right now is our inventories.

Because once your inventory gets that low, oil can go up or down $10.

It's not going to matter.

Gas is still going up no matter what, because you're just out of inventory.

It's the supply side of supply and demand.

And once you lose that supply side, you're done, right?

So we'll just have to see what happens.

So here's the thing.

If we get a run on gas, we're still going to be fine.

It's not that we're going to run out of gas.

That's not what I'm saying.

I'm saying the price of it is going to be very expensive.

This whole thing creates this vicious feedback loop where every action makes the last action worse.

You know what I mean?

High gas prices, you get a run.

Low inventories, you get a run.

That makes inventories worse, makes gas prices higher.

It's a cycle you have to break out of.