Sunoco board chair says gas prices are "painful," but "people are still filling their cars up"
Summary
The chair of Sunoco's board, Ray Washburne, said that gas prices are high and causing pain for consumers. However, he also said that refineries are producing more gas, and people continue to fill up their cars and drive.Key Facts
- Ray Washburne is the board chairman of Sunoco.
- He is also the chair of the upcoming Republican midterm convention.
- Washburne described current gas prices as "painful."
- Refineries are increasing their production of gasoline.
- Despite high prices, people are still filling their cars with gas.
- Driving habits have not decreased much even with costly fuel.
- The remarks were made during a CBS News interview.
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