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I would chop my dick off if my vehicle got under 10mpg. Thoughts and prayers.

I mean, it's a work truck. Towing constantly and currently has a plow on it

36F 9.8 💦 wet and looking for sum1 h07 to fill⛽️ mi up 6969

AI is really going places

That's the vibe I'm getting.

I feel bad because it hasn't even had the chance to meet other drivers since the company got it.

Ass, gas, or grass

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no sloppy seconds for you, be the first in there champ

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You might wanna throw some paper towels in your fuel tank! I'm just kidding but you might need a new water fuel separator.

Wouldn't a tractor pull a plow a bit better? /s

It's winter. You just need to drain the filter a bit because of condensation.

That's why there are sensors and a warning light.

Well if I'm reading the dash correctly the truck is the thing wanting to be plowed

You just described 80% of trucks.

Well...now you're just making way too much sense!!!

I’d say half really. So many people use them as commuters that get decent mileage.

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Ah yeah that makes sense. I was a PM tech for a company that didn't really know wtf they were doing so it would stand to reason I picked up some bad habits.

It's just handy that water is more dense than diesel so it settles to the bottom of the filter

Oh yeah 10-4. We hauled salt and potash so instead of doing the normal thing, any time we got any kind of warning we would just replace whatever was making it warn us. That would explain why the company isn't around anymore eh?

There’s no way this guy still has his dick. 🤷🏻