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so i searched the car for 2 minutes, and ask the guy at the pump, " can you fill me with 2 dollar and 5 cents?" sure, and he filled me with regular without asking!
so i searched the car for 2 minutes, and ask the guy at the pump, " can you fill me with 2 dollar and 5 cents?" sure, and he filled me with regular without asking!
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Before I left home to continue my trip, I mailed a check for $50 to this guy and asked him to have dinner on me for his troubles.
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not only doesn't know how to drive, we don't know how to fill the tank either!
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of course credit card, who has $50 cash to fill a tank those days?
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so i searched the car for 2 minutes, and ask the guy at the pump, " can you fill me with 2 dollar and 5 cents?" sure, and he filled me with regular without asking!
so i searched the car for 2 minutes, and ask the guy at the pump, " can you fill me with 2 dollar and 5 cents?" sure, and he filled me with regular without asking!
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want to share my embrassing moment last week:
so i drove to work, notice the gas is low, no problem, i will fill it up on my way back.
got into the gas station when gas is REALLY low, the guy asked: cash or credit card? of course credit card, who has $50 cash to fill a tank those days?
so where is my card?
must be in my wallet
where is my wallet?
must be in my OTHER pants!!!
so i searched the car for 2 minutes, and ask the guy at the pump, " can you fill me with 2 dollar and 5 cents?" sure, and he filled me with regular without asking!
so when i go home, i quickly got my card, poured in some gas treatment, refill the tank with premium and the car seems to be fine.
better the run out of gas without a wallet than to get pulled over!! Luckily for me my wife was with me and had her wallet/license with her...otherwise my car would have been towed!!
This reminded me of a similar situation that happened to me a few years ago. I was driving to Florida from SE Missouri on a Saturday morning and made my first stop in Nashville, TN about three hours away. By this time I have to pee and am low on gas. I reach for my wallet and it is not there. No money, no credit cards, no drivers license, etc. Once I realize I had left it at home, I explain my situation to the attendant and tell him that I know the card number and expiration date, etc. He won't do anything. He tells me I need to find a church!
After I pee, I ponder my predicament. I do not know anyone in Nashville and I don't have enough gas to make it back to Missouri. I decide the church idea might not be a bad one.
I find a church a few miles away that happens to have some parishioners there doing some work on this Saturday morning. I tell my sad story and that $20 will get me back to Missouri. I was driving a new Honda S2000 and apparentlly did not look lilke a bum so one guy did give me the $20. After thanking him profusely and promising to pay it back ASAP, I get gas and head for home. Before I left home to continue my trip, I mailed a check for $50 to this guy and asked him to have dinner on me for his troubles.
I believe we all have at least one embarassing memory. About ten years ago I was travelling by train from NY to Md. I normally get off at the Deleware stop and drive the remainder of the way since I live in northern MD. When I got to my car I reached in my back pocket to get the parking stub, and my wallet wasn't there. I had enough gas to easily get home but I just had a couple of dollars in my pocket and that certainly didn't cover my parking charge. Anyway when I got to the ticket booth I told the guy my story and he told me not to worry and to pay what I owed him the next time I was at the lot. Maybe the fact that I was driving my nearly new 993 iindicated that I wasn't a vagrant.
My luck got even better because after calling Amtrak on my cell phone and telling them my story, they called me about fifteen minutes later and told me that my wallet was turned in to a conductor. I picked up my wallet at the Baltimore station and it had all of money and credit cards. I was carrying $300 in $20 dollar bills and the easiest thing in the world would be for someone to have taken a couple of hundred before returning the wallet.
I couldn't reward the guy who turned in my wallet because he didn't identify himself, but I made a point of getting back to NY ASAP so I could give the guy at the ticket booth $10 for being so trusting.
After this experience I got a whole new attitude about how trusting and honest many people are in this country.
