This is similar to the memories people tie to wood smoke. Wood smoke is
also not healthy, but plenty of people like it in small quantities.
Scents can connect people to memories of times and possibly people from
their past. Maybe memories as a kid of helping their dad change the oil, or
times
> From: "Mr. Sharkey" mailto:mrshar...@juno.com>>
>
>> "Ford made a premium gas fragrance for EV owners
>> who miss the smell of fossil fuels"
>
> Hmmm, I wonder if it comes in biodiesel flavor
My biggest problem with biodiesel was weight gain.
I’d pull up to a stop sign or traffic light,
As someone who fondly remembers all the time spent with my father flying model
airplanes and racing cars and motorcycles, I admit to a certain sentimentality
associated with loud engines and the smell of nitromethane. But I am more than
happy to create new memories as I leave those things in
> "Ford made a premium gas fragrance for EV owners
> who miss the smell of fossil fuels"
Hmmm, I wonder if it comes in biodiesel flavor
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I actually know quite a few people that do like the smell of gas as well
David! The easiest way to cure that is to take a teaspoon of any petrol
fuel, have them put it in their mouth and spit it out. They get to enjoy
hours of tasting that awful dino juice that mutes all other
flavors/smells.
I think it was in a Larry Niven story once I read of someone in the
future assembling a lawn mower to bring back the experience. Folks
around them beat it to smithereens with sticks.
Cal
On 7/19/21 5:36 PM, EVDL Administrator via EV wrote:
"Ford made a premium gas fragrance for EV owners who
"Ford made a premium gas fragrance for EV owners who miss the smell of
fossil fuels"
https://www.theverge.com/2021/7/16/22580508/ford-gas-perfume-premium-mach-
eau
or https://v.gd/JkwfOE
Apparently this is a thing. Just today, hours before reading this, I was
chatting with a young sales
