ANY Benefit to idling a GAS engine all night long?

Originally Posted by sledge42

This truck only hauls linens- i.e. uniforms, linen napkins etc.
I guess his WIFE contacted mine.. gave her some line of Bullwater about "Well these trucks all freeze.. so up at the station.. they run them all night" My wife conveyed this to me yesterday- my response- "Well then he can leave it up THERE and let it run all night" My Wife thought I was being a douche.. I really don't care- if the job requires him to do his route and go pick up a truck to do it- then so be it- if he doesn't like it- find another job!
I'm looking out for me and mine.. I don't take my work home and cut trim for a client or any other work at all hours of the night- so its his responsibility to do the same.

Thats BS. No GAS vehicle will ever freeze up. Diesel gels a bit and doesnt flow as well when cold but gas just starts to freeze at -72C. If his truck wont start, its cause of another issue. Weak battery, weak starter, etc.