We're here to help & be helped by as many people as possible. I look at it as the random acts of kindness movement that is catching on to some extent (& sorely needed). It makes me feel grateful that non ethanol has always been available here (& we're the #3 corn producing state in the country). I remember way back in the early 80's that people were complaining that their engines were dying at stoplights & I told em to use non ethanol & problem was solved. Post what it ends up being