OK, so if you expected a 10% discount for buying in St Marys versus Savannah, then your gas prices were over $2 from roughly March 2017 all the way to late December 2018. In December (around December 20) it dipped below $2, then recovered by about February 20th 2018 and stayed well above $2 until the pandemic took hold in March of 2020. It dipped, bottomed out in May, then immediately started to climb back to former levels.
If we disregard the Russia/OPEC supply surge and the pandemic-induced supply surge, it was always over $2. If we don;t disregard those situations, your price was only below $2 for 11 months out of the 48 that he was president.
That's only 22% of his time in office. If it was no problem to be below $2, it should have occurred a lot more than 22% of the time, no?
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