costs. Now, the crackspread for diesel in normal non-crisis markets typically sits around, let's say $20 a barrel. Currently at my screen, it is $99.30 a barrel. Recently hit above $120 a barrel. So, in many cases over the past month and a half, we have seen diesel more than double the price of crude oil. And people are like, "That's price gouging, right? Like, how can this possibly be the case?" And the issue that everyone has to remember is that while we talk about oil as one
Like, how can this possibly be the case?" And the issue that everyone has to remember is that while we talk about oil as one