It doesn't work with the pumps we have in California or believe me, at $6.79 now for premium I'd do it.
When I was a teenager in the early 1970's my friends and I that rode motorcycles used to do what we called "collect squirts".
The gas pumps didn't have all the anti-pollution devices on them. The fuel of choice for my 1966 Triumph 500 Daytona was Super Shell which cost a whopping $0.40 per gallon, while one could buy regular around the corner at a "Thrifty" gas station for $0.24.9 a gallon.
Anyway, when the Shell station closed for the night if someone else hadn't beat me to it I could roll up to each pump and squeeze the handle and often get a couple quarts of gas out of the multiple pumps on the several islands.
When I was a teenager in the early 1970's my friends and I that rode motorcycles used to do what we called "collect squirts".
The gas pumps didn't have all the anti-pollution devices on them. The fuel of choice for my 1966 Triumph 500 Daytona was Super Shell which cost a whopping $0.40 per gallon, while one could buy regular around the corner at a "Thrifty" gas station for $0.24.9 a gallon.
Anyway, when the Shell station closed for the night if someone else hadn't beat me to it I could roll up to each pump and squeeze the handle and often get a couple quarts of gas out of the multiple pumps on the several islands.