Esos gasolinistas se llaman ángeles.
Those gasoline sellers are called "Angels" in Spanish. They drive 76 miles to El Rosario to fill their drums at the gasolinera of Antonio Munoz. A gasoline station in Mexico is called a gasolinera. It helps to memorize this word as the term "Pemex" confuses many people who are not familiar with English speaking visitors.
A good point about the angeles is that when you pay for 20 liters of comestible (fuel) you get 20 liters. Sometimes a few drops more. It is common for an angel to drive 150 miles and stay in the hot sun all summer and if they charge a 3 dollar per gallon extra, the cost of hauling a drum 150 miles, and sucking on a hose per order warrants an ice cold drink in my book.
As far as the pipeline robbers go, a great deal of the money goes into the pockets of organized crime. I wish them nothing but sparks en their endeavors.
