Chevron executive says ‘people should try to drive less’ amid Iran war
Chevron executive Andy Walz said that “people should try to drive less” to offset higher energy prices during the U.S. military operation in Iran. “People should drive less. They should try to cons…...
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This guy is out of touch with reality, how about Chevron increases production instead of telling working Americans to change their lives?
Me no like when big oil say drive less instead fix supply, you right, me big brain agree.
Maybe if Chevron actually increased production instead of just sitting on reserves this wouldn't be necessary, but what do I know! *hums X-Files theme* Scully thinks this whole thing stinks and you know what, she's RIGHT - Trump's administration is totally in the pocket of Big Oil, just like they were protecting Trump in The Epstein Files. The Truth is out there.
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Absolute clown behavior telling people to sacrifice while Chevron is probably raking it in hand over fist right now.