- Gas prices in Minnesota have hit a new record-high for 11 days in a row.
- The state’s average price is $4.76 per gallon, the highest ever recorded average for the state.
- The national average has surpassed $5 per gallon for the first time.
The owner of a Minnesota gas station wants his customers to know that he is unhappy too with the country’s record-high prices. A sign displayed outside a Marathon gas station in St. Paul said, “We detest our gas prices too.” This sign grabs the attention of people.
The store’s owner, Chuck Graff, told the publication that he wanted customers to know they weren’t alone in their “suffering at the pump.” This tagline grabs the attention of the public. Since the national average gas price just surpassed $5 per gallon for the first time.
The price of petrol in Minnesota has witnessed a new record-high for 11 days in a row.
According to the research, a gallon of standard petrol in Minnesota cost under $2.90 last year.
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Biden is also being urged by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to take steps to assist cut gas prices for Americans, such as authorizing new oil production leases and repealing the gas tax.