Maxime is living the high life right now. And I mean that both figuratively and literally. Being stuck at home during quarantine can be a drag, but not when you've got 98 octane racing petrol to huff for the low price of 80 cents a litre. This stuff usually sells for about a dollar eighty regularly. That's a whole one dollar less per litre! Like I said, quarantine can be a drag, but not when you are huffing the finest drag racing fuel available. Bouchard can't even remember the last time he showered or ate, he just has his four jerry cans sitting around next to his couch (he has very fine tastes depending on the mood), each filled with a different variety of cheap high octane livin'. Jerry can number one is filled with Shell V-Power NiTRO+, a delicate little flower of explosion. Number 2 has Esso Mobil Synergy 8000, which was pretty strong on the nose, even for Bouchard's tastes. Number 3 has Caltex Platinum 98 with Techron, and this one was by far the least huffed out of the bunch. The fuel itself had a very nice aroma but the Techron really gave a nasty metallic overtone that made Maxime regret his purchase. The last jerry can had a very pricey and hard to get elixir, SPC LEVO 98, shipped all the way from Singapore. Maxime only huffed this on special occasions, which, in quarantine, is Tuesday's.