Gas station etiquette
On the way to Big Cypress/Everglades I stopped for fuel at the Flying J in Dade City, FL. In the left gas lane was a shiny new Winnebago View, no toad, NY license plates. In the right lane an older cl...
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rockhillmanor wrote:
FIRST of all you do NOT know what he was doing inside before he came out to fuel up.
I happen to pay cash for many of my fuel stops.
Here's a flash.....you have to go INSIDE to pay for the fuel BEFORE you can start filling up your RV.
Remember those days? Not everyone uses a credit card. And last time I looked it is not against the law to pay cash for fuel at a gas station, which requires you go inside to pay first.
I've been in Flying J's they are a joke. They never have more than one person behind the counter and they service the truckers FIRST then the common folks wanting to buy/pay for fuel. THAT is why it is always a train wreck at a Flying J.Since he had a class C and wasn't towing, couldn't he have used the regular automobile lanes, and left the RV lanes for bigger rigs?
And this comment about the fact that his RV was not big so you feel he shouldn't be able to use the RV lane?
Doesn't even deserve an answer. :R
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I'm still trying to figure out the significance of leaving one person at the rig. Inside? Outside? Holding the nozzle?
