eating lunch at the fuel pumps
We pulled into a Flying J a couple of weeks ago while on a trip to Nc from Fl. there were 2 lanes for rv's. I was in line and noticed that the motor home in the left lane was just sitting there. No ...
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bigdogger wrote:silvercorvette wrote:Don't think so. That is a major violation of state and federal law and would earn the store a huge fine and the owners possibly jail time. Just doesn't happen. And yes, some fuel is "inferior" to other fuel. Any blended fuel with ethanol has less energy content than pure gasoline and you will get lower mileage when using an ethanol blend.doxiemom11 wrote:
We don't use the truck stops but use regular gas stations and usually get cheaper prices. On this trip home however, I did need gas in the Jeep and we stopped at a truck stop (not Flying J) on the car side. Filled with gas. Noticed that the tank of gas from there went away a whole lot faster than the gas purchased at regular gas stations -- got 100 miles less on that tank full. We will not ever use that truck stop again, seems as if their gas is inferior in some way.
Some stations have the pumps rigged to pump less fuel than is indicated on the pump readout
Hmmmmmm - Doesn't happen???.:S
Very astute observation, "bigdogger"!.:W
The FBI is investigating Flying J - and maybe jail time & fines *are* in the works!
With the FBI informant's report of the Flying J VP's orders, it would seem anything is possible..:W
The VP says . . . what?? ...:@..:@..:(
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