Wednesday, April 12, 2006
The Perfect Pump
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What, are you in the 4th grade?
Anyway. You know when you're at the gas pump and the nozzle automatically clicks off when the tank is full? I invariably will coax a little more into the tank to get the total to an even dollar so that I don't have to deal with Cletus, the attendant, trying to make change.
Every once in a while, I get the auto shut-off at the magical even dollar. It's commonly known as a "Perfect Pump" and it gives me so much joy. It's those little pleasures that give me a will to live. It'd been several months since I had one, but I got one the other day. Of course the most recent one was for $28 and the last one was $25.
I'll save a "price of gas" rant for another day.
.
What, are you in the 4th grade?
Anyway. You know when you're at the gas pump and the nozzle automatically clicks off when the tank is full? I invariably will coax a little more into the tank to get the total to an even dollar so that I don't have to deal with Cletus, the attendant, trying to make change.
Every once in a while, I get the auto shut-off at the magical even dollar. It's commonly known as a "Perfect Pump" and it gives me so much joy. It's those little pleasures that give me a will to live. It'd been several months since I had one, but I got one the other day. Of course the most recent one was for $28 and the last one was $25.
I'll save a "price of gas" rant for another day.
