Old fart whine.

I'd rather hear commercials about toilet paper or iphones at the pump but nowadays they are political so...

 

Get off my lawn !! lol what gas station do u go to . Mine is not that fancy . If there was a tv at mine I would probably camp out there lol .

 

You guys have TV at the gas station .

 

Costco, no lines when you head out innthe early morning, no tvs either.

 

Thanks for reminding me I gotta get some gas as the closest station is ~8 miles away.

 

Feel your pain.....From company received my first (ever) cell phone two weeks ago and made 3-4 calls and a dozen text's and got 20 plus calls from advertiser's how in the Heck, did they get this number...

 

You wouldn't like me then.... I almost always park at the pumps to avoid idiots and door dings...

All yea... 2 cents x 20 gals = 40 cents savings....

 

You're right. I don't like that.

 

for forty cents I'd go across the street...

 

At least you can pump your own gas, it is illegal to go it here.

 

me. i just wedge my gascap inbetween the trigger and the handle and hop back in the truck. i dont get paid enough to stand around to listen to ads lol.

 

The E0 gas station (E0 for lyfe!) near me has TV's but they play little "did you know" factoids about old cars - but they've never been updated. I've heard about how If you were a nerd in the 50's, you probably drove a Rambler Nash. Not even Lois Lane could make it cool. Oh and did you know, the most popular car ever built, it had an explosive reputation, (dadumpump) but that still didn't keep people from buying the Ford Pinto. Two+ years now - the same two cars.

 

I haven't been to a gas station with those ads in a while seeing as I forgot they was a thing. I recall seeing some sort of interview once, I guess it was just an ad, but it's like who cares about that when they are pumping gas.

 

I sorta thought this was a TacomaWorld ad

 

Easy fix, move to New Jersey or Oregon!

 

Uhg, I hate these things.

 

I can't remember where I was traveling for work, but I nearly attempted to be free until a nice bystander, that could tell what I was going to do, and saved me the embarrassment.

 

Pulled into a full service station when vacationing in Bonaire a number of years ago. I saw the full service sign, so at least I wasnt going to be embarrassed by trying to get out and pump my own. Nope. I was refused service because my vehicle was facing the wrong way. I was confused, said, no, the gas door is next to the pump. Thats when it was explained to me loudly and with full intent on humiliating the tourist, that the entire gas station has a one-way traffic pattern, and it doesnt matter which side the fuel door is on, I was going the wrong way.

 

I buy my fuel in Oregon, they pump it for you.