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Re: EPA fuel mileage ratings


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Posted by John T on December 03, 2014 at 07:21:12 from (216.249.72.121):

In Reply to: EPA fuel mileage ratings posted by jacks on December 02, 2014 at 19:53:21:

Thought a good time to share this TRUE STORY that took place years ago where I worked., This big shot bragger dude (you know the type, every work place has them) bought a brand new supposed high mileage car back when and came in each day bragging how great the MPG was (He seemed to monitor and measure it daily, how???) ......So these other dudes where I worked started sneaking out each day and adding gas to it and asking and listen to the guy about his great MPG, they did that a few weeks and then started going out and siphoning gas out each day, but all of a sudden the guy stops talking about his MPG

When they finally broke down and told the guy it got pretty HOT there for a time whewwwwww

If you ever notice when a dude pays big bucks for some particular product or device or truck etc they seem to brag about how well it performs and how much they are satisfied with their expensive purchase, there's no way they would ever admit it wasn't all that great or worth what they spent LOL Similar some have an "attitude" if asked a question about their preferences or opinions of a product or method or way of doing something, ITS THEIR WAY OR THE HIGHWAY lol

Hey Im farrrrrr from perfect, make plenty of mistakes, and like all others voice my opinions also SO THERE lol I'm guilty as anyone else..........

Its still fun here and a there's a great group of gents all willing to help each other, gotta love it

John T


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