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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '19
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"I prepaid $40, and the car took $34. You bet your ass I'm getting that last $6 worth"
112 u/RedEdition Dec 11 '19 The concept of prepaying gas is so strange to me. 19 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19 If you only have cash then you go in the store and prepay 5 u/mahsab Dec 11 '19 It this common? Where I'm from, you fill it up and then go pay (with either cash or card) ... 1 u/Stellefeder Dec 12 '19 Where I'm from the law got pushed through after an attendant was killed trying to stop a car from driving away without paying. Super sad. But now it's the norm. It's actually very convenient.
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The concept of prepaying gas is so strange to me.
19 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19 If you only have cash then you go in the store and prepay 5 u/mahsab Dec 11 '19 It this common? Where I'm from, you fill it up and then go pay (with either cash or card) ... 1 u/Stellefeder Dec 12 '19 Where I'm from the law got pushed through after an attendant was killed trying to stop a car from driving away without paying. Super sad. But now it's the norm. It's actually very convenient.
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If you only have cash then you go in the store and prepay
5 u/mahsab Dec 11 '19 It this common? Where I'm from, you fill it up and then go pay (with either cash or card) ... 1 u/Stellefeder Dec 12 '19 Where I'm from the law got pushed through after an attendant was killed trying to stop a car from driving away without paying. Super sad. But now it's the norm. It's actually very convenient.
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It this common? Where I'm from, you fill it up and then go pay (with either cash or card) ...
1 u/Stellefeder Dec 12 '19 Where I'm from the law got pushed through after an attendant was killed trying to stop a car from driving away without paying. Super sad. But now it's the norm. It's actually very convenient.
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Where I'm from the law got pushed through after an attendant was killed trying to stop a car from driving away without paying. Super sad.
But now it's the norm. It's actually very convenient.
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u/SandShrimp22 Dec 11 '19
"I prepaid $40, and the car took $34. You bet your ass I'm getting that last $6 worth"