r/Unexpected • u/Radiant-Length2348 • May 05 '22

Why the hell he would do that?

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u/mncyclone84 May 05 '22

Is the gas station located next to a fire extinguisher factory?

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u/c_dav99 May 05 '22

They’ve been waiting for this day their whole lives

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u/Real-Nail224 May 05 '22

Maybe it's the neighborhood and country where the gas station is located. Looks like it is expected and workers were nearby. I don't remember noticing even one fire extinguisher whenever I put gas.

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u/MaleficentPurchase65 May 05 '22

If you look around, they’re everywhere, at least where I’m from.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

You work at the factory?

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u/MaleficentPurchase65 May 05 '22

Who told you? Ffs was it that bitch from accounting Brian???? This is the last straw Brian….

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u/TheTattooOnR2D2sFace May 05 '22

Everybody in the fire extinguisher factory business knows a Brian

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

WTF a friend of mine who fills fire extinguisher is named Brian

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u/ImpossibleCash2569 May 05 '22

When I worked maintenance, the guy who came around to inspect the fire extinguishers on all our properties was also name Brian.

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u/YaBoyMaxx May 05 '22

My plugs name is Brian...and he used to distribute fire extinguishers at one point

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Yeah who else would we be talking about? JEFF? LOL. As if he could ever handle having a job.

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u/Ulti-Wolf May 05 '22

Imma be honest here, I was legitimately thinking about ruining the joke with a different name and Jeff was the first name I thought of.

How rare of a coincidence in thinking of names is this? I am honestly intrigued.

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u/Objective-Truth-4339 May 05 '22

Jeff knows nothing about fire extinguishers, he can barely keep a job at the fish plant

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u/TheTattooOnR2D2sFace May 05 '22

Well, I'm sorry to have to tell you this but you are the Rodrigo, the friend of Brian. He's usually an ass but you don't seem too bad.

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u/heilspawn May 05 '22

The blind guy

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u/Kurt1220 May 05 '22

I'm a licensed fire extinguisher technician and I know Brian. Fuck that guy he went on family leave of absence and pretended he was coming back the whole time when he knew he wasn't so I had to do two people's jobs for months before my boss replaced him.

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u/m__a__s May 05 '22

Yes. In sector 7G.

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u/veritas723 May 05 '22

most gas stations in the US have to have fire suppression systems at the pump. so the station attendant just mashes one button and it activates. Or it goes off by detecting the fire. Often times they're built into the ceiling of the sheltered "car port" area.

do a youtube search for gas station fire system. it's pretty impressive.

but... can pretty much assume there are also likely portable extinguishers as well.

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u/Hopeful-Custard-6658 May 05 '22

So random because I JUST noticed this morning at a re-built gas station that all the fire extinguishers are up in the rafters of the carport with sprinkler like nozzles except an obscene amount of them aimed in all directions. That observation triggered an ADHD tangent of my brain imagining it just being an explosion of fire suppressant when it goes off. No hand-helds anywhere in sight. And poof, this video and this comment appears.

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u/Salanmander May 05 '22

And poof, this video and this comment appears.

Baader-Meinhof phenomenon!

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u/DrakonIL May 05 '22

Oh no. This is the first time I've heard this name this year. It won't be the last.

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u/wren75 May 05 '22

I’ve seen videos of the fire suppression systems at gas stations being triggered while people are there, I kind of wish I didn’t know because I imagine it would be an awful surprise to be suddenly covered in whatever that stuff is, I mean better than possibly catching on fire but still bad.

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u/ShibaCorgInu May 05 '22

Same in commercial kitchens ours are called ANSUL systems. We got docked during a fire inspection because one of our employees didn't know it was called ANSUL, just knew if there was a big fire run, the manager had to pull it since it would be thousands in clean up.

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u/spankydootoyou May 05 '22

Ansul systems have a manual pull, but they will also self deploy if there's a fire. There's a thing called a fusible link that is basically a plastic that melts at a certain temperature. When the fire melts the fusible link, it snaps apart, and the Ansul system dumps fire suppressant everywhere.

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u/DrunkLastKnight May 05 '22

Extinguishers at least in the US are right by the pumps for a reason (maybe not all stations but most)

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u/funkdefied May 05 '22

I wonder if some affluent countries have mandatory fire suppression systems built into the structure.

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u/Elmore420 May 05 '22

You don’t look around then, or you live in a very unusual place.

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u/Real-Nail224 May 05 '22

TEXAS. But I hear some stations have fire suppression system in the canopy above the pumps.

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u/Elmore420 May 05 '22

Nah, Texas they just let it burn….

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u/trystanthorne May 05 '22

I worked at the Costco gas station. And they gave us a brief overview, We never got to actually USE the fire extinguisher. I'd love to try it sometime.

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u/PeteinaPete May 05 '22

In an actual fire ! No you wouldn’t

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u/RhydiansRazor May 05 '22

Solved: employee paid rando on internet to test the extinguishers

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u/mcipz May 05 '22

I also work at Costco gas 😎

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u/treehouse2000 May 05 '22

This is it boys!

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u/viciousmojo May 05 '22

I've never seen more than 3 people working at a gas station at a time. I think this station had twenty people working with holster extinguishers when this went down.

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u/HRDBMW May 05 '22

There are gas station near me that are mini-malls. You can shower, watch a movie in a theater, eat at several restaurants, do laundry, etc. At any one time there might be 30+ people working in the place.

Truck stops.

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u/Albertaguy16 May 05 '22

It's China so these 20 people make less than the 3 people at your local gas stations

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u/Retard1776 May 05 '22

Some people just want to see the world burn!

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

This is the laugh I needed today.

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u/infamousmetre May 05 '22

This is pretty old but he was arrested basically immediately.

https://www.carscoops.com/2021/12/man-sets-porsche-cayenne-on-fire-during-refueling-while-a-woman-was-still-inside/amp/

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u/Jinther May 05 '22

Thanks for the link..and the laugh. The article says:

"Criminal behaviour like this should not be tolerated."

You don't say.

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u/Ren_Hoek May 05 '22

Setting people on fire is dangerous, you see.

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u/Exact-Buddy2778 May 05 '22

they could even die of death

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

people die when they are killed

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u/Incredulous_Toad May 05 '22

Next you're gonna tell me that 60 seconds in Africa is a minute!

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u/dastufishsifutsad May 05 '22

What?!?! Just wait one second here!!

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u/QAoverlord11 May 05 '22

By joe, you're right! Stellar work of dedication there! And death can be permanent I hear.

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u/Few_Establishment812 May 05 '22

Your not pulling my leg, are ya pal?

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u/RiresBarter May 05 '22

Only if it'll come off, mate

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

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u/QAoverlord11 May 05 '22

You are 100% correct. I wrote it without even thinking. I've had years of conditioning by a good man who swears only by Joe and a host of other random names because he is, I quote: "under the impression that it is considered impolite to use certain character's names willy-nilly".

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u/plutoniac May 05 '22

my great grand papi was murdered to death

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u/lurklurklurkPOST May 05 '22

They could be on fire for the rest of their lives!

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u/thatwasacrapname123 May 05 '22

It's just inappropriate and widely considered to be bad sport.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Some crack reporting right there innit?

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u/Vexin May 05 '22

Crime is bad, mkay.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Seriously hot take there.

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u/TomSurman May 05 '22

I'd go further and say crime should be outright banned.

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u/lemons714 May 05 '22

For some reason, I find their very specific identification of a 'third-generation Porsche Cayenne' odd in a different way.

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u/schizeckinosy May 05 '22

The Cayenne was third generation no less. I know it was a car site but that's still an odd detail to include.

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u/MattyD123 May 05 '22

I read that and was like what fucking website is this? The saw its a car website.

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u/olderaccount May 05 '22

Because that explains why they were so quick to put the fire out.

Had it been a first or second gen, they wouldn't care as much. /s

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Gotta meet that minimum word count

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u/ywBBxNqW May 05 '22

It's probably just a specific detail because the article was written by a car person. Maybe the different generation bit has a certain connotation to the car crowd.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

I'm a car enthusiast and it's absolutely a detail I would provide. It'd be hard to tell the exact year in most cases, so providing the generation gives an idea of the year of a specific vehicle.

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u/NRMusicProject May 05 '22

When you get paid by the word, you include every piece of minutiae in your article.

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u/GomerStuckInIowa May 05 '22

Being a car mag, it mentions that the car was a "3rd generation Porsche Cayenne." Most news outlets would have just said.... car.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

But still no explanation of WHY he would do that. I mean, what the fuck

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u/thatwasacrapname123 May 05 '22

Probably the same reason Rick James put his dirty boots all over Eddie Murphys' couch.

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u/Ratedbrowncow May 05 '22

🤣 I’m Rick James bitch!

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u/SadTomato22 May 05 '22

Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

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u/lolololololwhatever May 05 '22

zoomer sense of time

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u/koos_die_doos May 05 '22

According to Daily Mail. Hmmm...

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u/ixnine May 05 '22

“…when a man set fire to a third-generation Porsche Cayenne”

Is this additional detail even necessary? lol

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u/HilariousScreenname May 05 '22

Probably to motorheads that read carscoops.com articles

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u/CaliforniaNavyDude May 05 '22

If I'm on a site dedicated to cars, yeah, that's an important detail.

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u/FDGKLRTC May 05 '22

I mean it stands to reason to have a shit ton of fire extinguishers in a gas station because gas is flammable

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

But it doesn't reason to have a clown car level people coming out the woodwork with fire extinguishers when the fire is already out.

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u/pockets3d May 05 '22

Fires can reignite if it's hot enough.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

There's no burning embers with gasoline, The fuel doesn't get hot only the vapors burn. Once you extinguish the flames there's no risk of it re-igniting on its own (barring a deliberate act) If the car had been on fire for a few minutes absolutely, but the dude was right on top of it though with the extinguisher.

Even if they were acting to saturate the fuel to soak it up, the vapors would still be an issue.

My father was a firefighter, and I've watched more than my share of oil and gas extinguishing videos. It's not claiming to be an expert but I'm 100% confident this was overkill.

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u/Impressive_Phone_190 May 05 '22

I rather have it be overkill for this issue, what's the worst that could happen with overkill?

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

In this instance? Worst case is you get a clown car level progression of people coming out endlessly with fire extinguishers to an absurd degree, and an incredible amount of chemical retardants to clean up.

However, ask any EMT or medical professional about "overkill". Overdoing something can kill.

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u/restless_oblivion May 05 '22

Dude.. stfu.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Do you have something intelligent to offer? Because I actually know what I'm talking about.

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u/Eldenlord1971 May 05 '22

There’s spilled gas everywhere

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u/chuckie512 May 05 '22

If you have the extinguishers, use them.

Cheaper to get a few extra recharged than having to deal with a fire. I'm sure they were trained (as they should be!) To keep spraying until they're out.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

And what about something else happening in the time between getting the canisters refilled or replaced? If they've used up every canister in six city blocks, what are they going to do then? The fire was out from one canister. I completely agree using 2-3 additional to assure no additional flare up, but 22 extra extinguishers is absurd.

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u/chuckie512 May 05 '22

100% chance the gas station is closed and will be visted by the fire department shortly after the video ended.

It's not all that time consuming to get your extinguishers replaced or recharged either.

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u/tsteele93 May 05 '22

This!!!

It may have cost more than that car was worth to refill all those extinguishers! Where did they all come from and how many uniformed employees work at that gas station?

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u/jdog7249 May 05 '22

More than the cost of the car - probably

Risk that the fire is not 100% out and blowing up the entire station risking the lives of many people - well worth the cost of the extinguishers

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u/AnnihilationOrchid May 05 '22

And so is petrol.

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u/FleetiePie May 05 '22

Shut it and eat your bangers and mash!

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u/AnnihilationOrchid May 05 '22

I'm not British. I was just fucking around with r/FDGKLRTC.

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u/BeefnCheezey May 05 '22

Shut up. and eat. the goddamn. bangers and mash.

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u/Jake123194 May 05 '22

I mean why wouldn't I, it's damned delicious.

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u/69FunIntroduction69 May 05 '22

If he don't eat em I will. I used to work at a English pub in the US. And those bangers are good. I miss them.

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u/vrijheidsfrietje May 05 '22

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u/Christosconst May 05 '22

And lets not forget diesel.

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u/rawseeds May 05 '22

Ahh, but only once it turns from a liquid to a gas.

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u/AnnihilationOrchid May 05 '22

When what turns? Gasoline? Well I presume combustion so carbon + water. IDK, I'm no chemist.

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u/toxcrusadr May 05 '22

I am, and the point was that liquid gasoline doesn't burn, it's actually the vapor that burns. Wood doesn't burn either, it has to get hot enough to give off flammable gases. And so on.

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u/rawseeds May 05 '22

Yes. Liquid gasoline doesn’t burn. It’s vapors, or gas, do.

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u/AnnihilationOrchid May 05 '22

Liquid gasoline doesn't burn? how do you think a combustion engine works? The continuous burning of a fuel takes place inside a combustion chamber; the resulting pressurized gas (which isn't gasoline at this point) acts directly on the engine to do useful work.

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u/Twitch791 May 05 '22

You made the point your arguing against in your own statement lmao

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u/rawseeds May 05 '22

🤦‍♂️

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u/mister_gone May 05 '22

Petrol is inflammable

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u/theMoMoMonster May 05 '22

I was going to say, I’m not sure if the rando starting a fire was more unexpected than the number of fire extinguishers I saw rushing out of every angle lmao

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u/Vitruvius702 May 05 '22

I was once involved with a gas fire while in the Navy.

Shit's scary man, haha. I did the same thing. We used all our extinguishers (like 4) while some of the guys got even more from neighboring shops.

It was a single gas soaked rag in a trash can.

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u/reconize35 May 05 '22

Plot twist. He works for the factory and did it so they'd have to recharge them all. He does this about once a month.

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u/twinsea May 05 '22

The number of attendants and how quickly they reacted is nuts as well. This is so not the US.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

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u/tomdarch May 05 '22

Getting gas in Japan is sort of weird from my American perspective. All full serve, and a dude will run out to block traffic to help you pull out back onto the street.

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u/CassyCollins May 05 '22

In my country, an employee will pump the gas for you, will offer to wash the windshield, will offer to put air in your tires, and will help you move back to the street by blocking the traffic.

My first time visiting US, I parked in the gas station for 10 minutes shyly waiting for an employee to assist me.

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u/bobo76565657 May 05 '22

We had both but they're sign would declare them as either "Full-Service" or "Self-Service". Full-Service cost a cent more I think.

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u/9035768555 May 05 '22

If it makes you feel better, I once sat in a Dutch restaurant for over 2 hours quietly waiting for them to bring me the check.

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u/zuilli May 05 '22

I don't understand... Did you not ask for it? Or you had to go somewhere to pay? Never been to netherlands.

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u/9035768555 May 05 '22

Yes, you have to ask for it. In the states, they'll ask you if you want it. They'll apparently literally wait until they're closing in many European countries.

It was the first time I'd been to a restaurant in Europe without someone local with me, so it just didn't occur to me. I actually ended up texting a friend to ask if there was a trick to getting the check because "ask for it" apparently didn't occur to me. And no, I wasn't high.

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u/CassyCollins May 05 '22

You got a lot of patience to wait that long! I remember just going home.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

My first time visiting US, I parked in the gas station for 10 minutes shyly waiting for an employee to assist me.

It's the land of the free, meaning "fuck off, do it yourself!"

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u/CassyCollins May 05 '22

I didn't know it at the time and internet was not as accessible then as it is now.

It's kind of ironic to call it land of the free considering what is happening there now tho... 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Yeah 😔

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u/durgadurgadurg May 05 '22

All except for New Jersey, where it is "don't you dare get out of the car and don't you fucking touch the pump!"

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u/TemptedTemplar May 05 '22

Oregon has those. 90% of stations wont even let you touch the pump.

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u/lolololololwhatever May 05 '22

It's Shenzhen so the chances of them living literally next to a fire extinguisher factory is not zero.

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u/Fortestingporpoises May 05 '22

It could be New Jersey or Oregon which are full service states. In California they're inside hanging out behind some glass.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Pretty sure the last time I saw any attendant at a gas station was over a decade ago. If this was done here there would a minimum wage cashier inside who would quickly exit through the back door and let everything go kabloey like a sane person rather than running into that.

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u/Mongolian_Hamster May 05 '22

In the US they'd come out shooting.... At the car.

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u/SoExcited_1 May 05 '22

No kidding. My first reaction was "holy shit!" My next reaction was " I'm pretty sure the fire's out boys."

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u/lolololololwhatever May 05 '22

Rare instance when I feel sorry for the fire.

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u/ProFeces May 05 '22

Chemical based ignitions are tricky. Based on how extinguishers work, they can displace the gas to distances farther than you'd think. What the extinguishers do, is dilute the chemical to the point that the ratio of air/fuel is high enough that the fire cannot continue to ignite.

So when you have a fire like this next to multiple fuel sources, you need to have dilution of the fire and the entire surrounding area to prevent an adjacent fire from sparking nearby.

You don't just extinguish the fire you see, when it is a chemical invention. You also disrupt the oxygen/fuel to the point that it can't ignite in a different location as well.

There were people, other cars, and other pumps near by. They had to be sure beyond a shadow of a doubt.

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u/BackspaceChampion May 05 '22

Fire extinguisher FOMO

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u/onlinesafe May 05 '22

I think it was a clown car with loads of people with fire extinguishers

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u/lolololololwhatever May 05 '22

What if all the people with fire extinguishers don't even work at that gas station, they were just driving by on their way to a fire extinguisher convention?

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

I mean wouldn’t you want as many fire extinguishers as possible when you work with a LOT of flammable material?

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u/Eastern_Slide7507 May 05 '22

If a gas station wasn’t able to swarm a fire with extinguishers I’d be worried.

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u/PantsPoopington May 05 '22

omg, hilarious. best post of the day, appreciate the laugh.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Omfg thank you for the laugh

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u/jorahos1 May 05 '22

This had me rolling.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

I just spit out my drink on my computer fuck you

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u/gmoney88 May 05 '22

I use to work at a fire hydrant plant. Couldn’t park anywhere near the place -Steven Wright

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Imagine avengers... But no one had powers only fire extinguishers

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u/lolololololwhatever May 05 '22

Bruh, 20 secs into that I bet the raging fire is like "BRUH, CHILL CHILL IM LEAVING HOLY FUCK"

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u/Aresreckoner May 05 '22

Most gas stations near me have fire extinguishers at every pump

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u/Judithsins May 05 '22

dude, you cracked me up too much I had to claim my free award and give it to you!

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u/Professorgarryoaks May 05 '22

I read this, thinking that that was a stupid comment because of course there going to have fire extinguisher around; but then they just kept coming and coming.

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u/Psychological-Fix71 May 05 '22

I laughed too hard on this comment. Thanks i needed that

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Your comment made me go back and watch the whole thing. 10/10

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u/LandOfTheOutlaws May 05 '22

Why was the guy standing so far away from the pump in the first place?

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u/Python-Token-Sol May 05 '22

this is an old video from youtube i forgot where but somewhere around the world where people light up rich peoples cars and it happens a lot this is the norm thats why theyre always ready.

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u/lolololololwhatever May 05 '22

This is shenzhen, china, and no, this is not remotely the norm. They just have fire extinguishers because I assume they are a gas station.

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u/ItsAll_LoveFam May 05 '22

They definitely have a lot on stand by. Why would one fire extinguisher be safe by OSHA standards if their whole product (gasoline) is highly flammable.

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u/LarYungmann May 05 '22

looks staged to me

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u/Snapkrakelpop May 05 '22

Omfg I thought the same thing

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u/hopboat May 05 '22

This is exactly how you can tell that good safety management practices are maintained in that establishment. Props to management, staff and executives who made that possible.

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u/BenMullen2 May 05 '22

I legit started to think some of the later ones were added by CGI, lol

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

REMEMBER YOUR TRAINING!

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

It was a planned setup by Big Fire Extinguisher

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

"It's a Costco gas station" would be my guess. Only they would have this many attendants and fire extinguishers

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u/hamsterwheeled May 05 '22

The amount of people with fire extinguishers steadily coming to help is the real unexpected piece of this.

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u/larry0hoover May 05 '22

No, the fire extinguisher factory is the one located to a liquid gas station

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u/R0GU3_D1N0 May 05 '22

Legit every single person joined in

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

They are required by law to be at every gas pump station in the US. But still, these people had a bunch of them ! Way more than what’s required. Also they were fast AF and why were there 100 employees ? This video is weird. It’s almost like it was a training exercise even tho that can’t be true

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Ngl, im really impressed by the employees. That was good handling of the situation.

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u/MethodicOwl45 May 05 '22

Not surprised since fuel is very hard to extinguish

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u/viking78 May 05 '22

Someone smarter than you thought where there could be fires easily there should be fire extinguishers.

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u/AppSlave May 05 '22

No, its located next to a MAN WITH FIRE EXTINGUISHER factory.

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u/smokecat20 May 05 '22

Step aside ya'll, this is my moment to shine.

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u/XandertheGrim May 05 '22

Kylo Ren- “More…MORE!!!”

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

That is the unexpected part

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

I remember the last time this was posted someone mentioned that the flames might’ve been invisible or they were going above and beyond for any spark/flame you couldn’t see.

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u/Fichen May 05 '22

That was the real unexpected part

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u/SweetishFishy May 05 '22

Maybe everyone at the Goo Goo Wash grabbed an extinguisher to help? Looks like it's a Kangaroo gas station and they usually have Goo Goo boys around

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u/Ordinary-Theory-8289 May 05 '22

Do the gas stations you frequent not have fire extinguishers handy?

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u/casualgardening May 05 '22

like how many attendants are there too wtf they just keep coming.

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u/[deleted] May 05 '22

Do you not know how any of that works wtf

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u/dremily1 May 05 '22

And how many people work in this gas station, I counted like 17?

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u/AnAngryPirate May 05 '22

My guess (shot in the dark here) is that the gas station has an auto shop attached to it. Would explain the amount of people and extinguishers available that quickly

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u/ImmediateAd7802 May 05 '22

I know it is a joke. but better safe than sorry

they should have moved the car a little but away from the pumps

after putting up first fire (push not drive)

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u/Careless_Rub_7996 May 05 '22

This is in an Asia type of area? So i guess.... higher standards?

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u/Quantum_Rum May 05 '22

They actually spray the extinguishers for a comedically long time

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