Nobody wants to pay more for gas, or anything else, for that matter, but to put it into perspective, assuming 12,000 miles driven per year in a car that gets 25 mpg, an increase of $1/gal costs an extra $480/year, or $40/month. Now, granted, gas has gone up A LOT more than $1/gal over the past year+, but that's coming off artificially deflated prices thanks to the pandemic. Of course, an increase in the price of gas disproportionately hurts lower income folks. If only there were a viable, short term alternative...