cain posted:

Kaz, you are lucky in your area you dont need winter gas and summer gas. Many are not aware of this difference , we see it a lot here if a vehicle isn't driven regularly and winter comes in, especially when using garden tractors, chainsaws etc. They try to start these with the same gas used in summer and get nothing then bring them to us for repair.

Good for your business though. 

In Florida, everyday is like the other day. Barely any difference. I kinda like the consistency although some people like the variations in other places. I think it matters for everyone differently. I am resigned to leaving my home one more time but it will have to be on a stretcher. Moving is hard work. 

We explain the gas difference to the customers, being honest pays big time. A certain neighbouring store is losing their customers because of their greed, even the guy that works for them sends the clients to us, all his workers are pissed at him. I was in the store couple days ago and there was a set of drill bits showing, "$30 worth" on the package and usually it would be cheaper, he is selling it at $32.99.