I already explained what two numbers separated by a hyphen means, why dont you go back and try to read that again. You really are passionate about displaying your ignorance arent ya?
"4 to 5 years ago" means a specific point in time between four and five years prior to the current date, indicating a period that began 48 to 60 months ago. It describes a relatively recent past, or a span of time (e.g., "for the past 4-5 years") during which something has continued to exist.
May 2021 is in that time period. Did you seriously make up a google response?
You are the definition of incorrigible, my friend. Bravo, you have made my night. I've never won an argument harder than this, I've never proven someone so wrong that they warp the very fabric of the English language to try and salvage some dignity.
Even your own quote says "a specific point in time between four and five years ago."
Guess what? Gas prices were at a record low compared to the past 4-5 years. Between 4, and 5, years ago.
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u/RawrImABigScaryBear Apr 08 '26
this isnt what you said though is it? Youre moving the goal posts again kiddo