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Clearly this thread is a metaphor for the aging male population and their prostate behavior. C’mon fellas, fess up.
I have NEVER gotten up at 3 am just to go put gas in my car !

Old 12-13-2022, 04:10 AM
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I've seen the compressible bellows in Texas, but not everywhere. I'm not sure if that means it's maybe based on county vs state or maybe city/town. I've had a little trouble with them before but usually it just means having to hold the nozzle to ensure that the bellows is compressed.

I don't have a problem filling the tank in my Boxster. I think the tank in my boxster is ~17 gal. The tank in my old '88 911 was ~23 gal, so it's smaller, but I wouldn't call it tiny.

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