But I'm not quite sure if it would go right. Isn't fire and gasoline a dangerous combination? I want to kill myself not explode the car
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Unless your car has a gasoline leak, I wouldn't worry about it. Otherwise, smoking while driving would end up in roads full of exploding vehicles. Also, the coals should be burned outside the car and brought in when no longer smoking, only emitting CO. If they're still smoking, you'll be coughing and your eyes burning, it wouldn't be peaceful.Similar threads
