So, I drove up to the AmeraTex gas station the other day to get some gas for the lawn mower. The container was emply but for a teeny, tiny bit. I took a corner just a little too fast and heard the container fall over. No big deal, right? When I arrived at the gas station, the teeny, tiny bit of gasoline had leaked out of the container and on to the carpeting in the back of my Jeep. It reeked. I was not happy. When I got home, I opened the window on the back door of the Jeep to air it out. That was futile. It still reeked. I looked up on the Intertron how to get out the stinky gasoline smell. Someone suggested vinegar. Ok. Last night, I poured vinegar on the spot where the teeny-tiny gas had spilled. This morning my car now smells of gasoline AND vinegar. Ray suggested spilling some stuffed cabbages back there. He’s brilliant and that is another reason why I love him.
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