I was speaking to their specific logic and not their specific situation. Whether their situation qualifies legally as price gouging depends on the degree they

I was speaking to their specific logic and not their specific situation. Whether their situation qualifies legally as price gouging depends on the degree they raised prices and the jurisdiction in which they do business. Neither of those were mentioned in the original post, so whether their situation was truly and legally was price gouging was unanswerable to any of us. I specifically used general terms in my comment. This included using "disaster" instead of "pandemic" or "COVID". I included an "or" in "supply shocks, demand shocks, or both". I also referred to "various industries". I thought collectively that was enough to make it clear that I was speaking more broadly than just referring to OP's specific situation. I don't know exactly were I lost you, was it just the fact that my comment was a direct reply to their and you took that as an indication that I wouldn't speak beyond that initial context?