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I wonder if this is purely a result of calling the high-octane gas "premium" or "super" or whatever. If it was just called "87" and "91", where one doesn't soun
by lutorm 11y ago
I wonder if this is purely a result of calling the high-octane gas "premium" or "super" or whatever. If it was just called "87" and "91", where one doesn't sound obviously better and more exclusive than the other, I wonder if the effect would be the same.