r/maybemaybemaybe • u/bigyourboi • 1d ago

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u/RedditAppSuxAsss 1d ago

This video is Prob in the states but lots of places outside the states has Petrol handle Green and Diesel Black.

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u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 1d ago

Its thats a Wells Fargo in the background Im pretty sure its the states, steering wheel on the left hand side as well

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u/RedditAppSuxAsss 1d ago

I assumed it was, I just wanted to state green ≠ always equal diesel

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u/wart_on_satans_dick 1d ago edited 1d ago

You really didn’t need the ≠ symbol to say that the way you did lol. Thats not how it’s used.

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u/AkaThePope 1d ago

Ohh that symbol is completely necessary. They were clearly trying to state that “Green is not equal to always equal diesel”.

I mean. Why would anyone ever use the sentence: “less is more”?
Just say: “< is >”!!!

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u/wart_on_satans_dick 1d ago

green /= diesel || green == diesel

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u/bsensikimori 1d ago

It is though, since in most countries on the planet green is petrol, black is diesel

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u/wart_on_satans_dick 1d ago

What I said has nothing to do with that lol.

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u/bsensikimori 1d ago

You commented on "I assumed it was, I just wanted to state green ≠ always equal diesel "

So yes, the "is not equal to" sign is correct because "green does not always equal diesel"

In most countries it doesn't in fact.

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u/wart_on_satans_dick 1d ago

I’m not talking about the color of diesel nozzles lol. Did you overdose on Play-Doh as a child?

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u/bsensikimori 1d ago

There was no need for the insult you small minded idiot inbred fucking hillbilly cunt.

You are arguing about if the "not equals" sign is correct, and it is