There will be a few who pr of it from high prices come along
and try to make the case it's good for everyone.
Or make excuses.
It's not.
Most Americans only pay for oil, increases don't give them money.
They just pay more for energy, food, everything else that goes up
with high fuel costs. Many, will receive more gross from those higher
costs, but it usually doesn't offset the increased inputs.
No different than Beef.
Guys are tickled when they get good money for their cows.
But, meat consumers have to pay for it.
I'm tickled when beef is cheap, but, that hurts the producers.
Steady, boring markets are best.
That hasn't happened over several years for a long time.
