Quote by Jarod Kintz

A gas station pump/jukebox. Look, my car runs on 80s music!

A gas station pump/jukebox. Look, my car runs on 80s music!

Summary

This quote playfully combines the idea of a gas station pump and a jukebox, suggesting that instead of fuel, the car being referred to is powered by 80s music. It highlights the nostalgia and energy associated with 80s music, implying that the mere presence of this music can be both satisfying and potentially influential enough to "fuel" the car. Overall, the quote presents a lighthearted and whimsical concept that merges two different but iconic elements, celebrating the enduring popularity and effect of 80s music.

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