Nashville, TN - As gas prices fall across the country and health concerns rise, many Americans find themselves in an unusual situation. They have a full tank of gas and nowhere to go.
"I just filled my tank completely for the first time since last April," one customer said at a local gas station. "Now I'm heading home to watch Netflix."
Hundreds, if not thousands, of events and gatherings have been canceled due to fears surrounding COVID-19. Many Americans have also been encouraged to stay home and socially distance themselves from others.
One man told us, "It seems wrong to just leave a car full of cheap gas sit in my driveway. I think I'm going to drive until I have a half a tank, then turn around. At least I'll feel like I'm taking advantage of the low pump prices."
Gas prices have been reported as low as $1.65 in some parts of the country.
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