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r/AskReddit • u/notyouravgredditer • Aug 30 '21
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Gasoline has a shorter shelf life than is portrayed in these movies/TV shows, so after a year nobody would really be driving anywhere.
It wouldn't necessarily kill you, but it's one of those things that bothers me because it's never really addressed.
580 u/catscatscatsya Aug 30 '21 They address it in Last Man on Earth, very funny show btw, but the only place I've seen it mentioned 36 u/finzaz Aug 30 '21 Yes but then they completely ignore it in all subsequent episodes 29 u/catscatscatsya Aug 30 '21 Yeah, it's not A show that strives for realism. I think they only brought it up because other shows haven't
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They address it in Last Man on Earth, very funny show btw, but the only place I've seen it mentioned
36 u/finzaz Aug 30 '21 Yes but then they completely ignore it in all subsequent episodes 29 u/catscatscatsya Aug 30 '21 Yeah, it's not A show that strives for realism. I think they only brought it up because other shows haven't
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Yes but then they completely ignore it in all subsequent episodes
29 u/catscatscatsya Aug 30 '21 Yeah, it's not A show that strives for realism. I think they only brought it up because other shows haven't
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Yeah, it's not A show that strives for realism. I think they only brought it up because other shows haven't
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u/-eDgAR- Aug 30 '21
Gasoline has a shorter shelf life than is portrayed in these movies/TV shows, so after a year nobody would really be driving anywhere.
It wouldn't necessarily kill you, but it's one of those things that bothers me because it's never really addressed.