other like one of you has been driving incorrectly your entire life.
But there isn’t necessarily one universal “correct” fuel-gauge number.
There are practical considerations, of course.
You don’t want to regularly run completely out of fuel.
You don’t want to ignore warnings indefinitely.
And if you know you’ll be driving somewhere remote, filling up ahead of time makes obvious sense.
But between “full” and “empty,” people have a surprisingly wide range of comfort.
The Gas Light Has Somehow Become a Personality Test
That’s what I find so funny.
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