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Yep,..just slightly in on my 89 gets the job done,..sometimes a slight angle maybe..
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Depends on the station or the pump. Some stations it goes in normal, some stations I gotta flip it 180*.
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AUGHHH, I only go for 90 degrees clockwise! AM I NORMAL!!???
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Imagine it as a sacrament. You are consecrating your 911 with the blessing of speed and fun! If you have to fill slowly, consider it part of the karma strain. Relax, it will pass. It might take some time to fully appreciate what is yet to come... Listen to the sound of anticipation. Do you hear that: "Glug,glug..."? Yeah, it costs some, but the return is priceless!
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I go for a straightforward stance with feet about shoulder width apart. This is after all, a utilitarian excercise. I usually avoid eye contact with my counterpart in the other aisle. Then I finish with a shake and put the unit back in it's proper receptacle. If you're not gentle here you're not gentle anywhere.
Wait a second, what are you guys talking about? I'm talking about putting gas in my car. |
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