Justice - True Story
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Justice - True Story
So i'm filling up my tank at my favorite Sunoco the other day,and I go inside to get in line so I can pay my bill.
91.7 Liters @ 80.6 cents for a grand total of $73.92
I finally get to the counter, and the clerk is printing off my receipt when this peckerhead behind me "buds" right in front of me and says:
"Buddy, I'm in a really big hurry, would you mind if I pay my bill first?"
Before I had a chance to even open my mouth, this guy whips out his Visa card and is handing it to the clerk, he's telling the clerk to hurry up.
The kid behind the counter is trying to say "but Sir..." but Mr. pushy is cutting him off and won't let him finish. Mr. pushy says "it's ok, just charge my gas to my card, hurry up, I have to go"
So, Mr. pushy signs the credit card slip and runs out the door before the kid behind the counter has a chance to say anything to him. He even leaves his copy on the counter.
Mr. pushy is wearing this ugly, powder blue, 2 piece suit and drives off in his Hyundai rust bucket, complete with one hub cap missing.
( He kind of reminded me of most of the salesmen who work at the dealership where I bought my truck)
So now I get to the counter (again) and the kid serving me says "um, there's a slight problem; The guy who just ran out of here paid your gas bill". Then he says: "Well, since he paid yours, you might as well pay his... that will be $12 please"
HAHAHA - justice was served, and who says there's no such thing as a free lunch?
Habibi
91.7 Liters @ 80.6 cents for a grand total of $73.92
I finally get to the counter, and the clerk is printing off my receipt when this peckerhead behind me "buds" right in front of me and says:
"Buddy, I'm in a really big hurry, would you mind if I pay my bill first?"
Before I had a chance to even open my mouth, this guy whips out his Visa card and is handing it to the clerk, he's telling the clerk to hurry up.
The kid behind the counter is trying to say "but Sir..." but Mr. pushy is cutting him off and won't let him finish. Mr. pushy says "it's ok, just charge my gas to my card, hurry up, I have to go"
So, Mr. pushy signs the credit card slip and runs out the door before the kid behind the counter has a chance to say anything to him. He even leaves his copy on the counter.
Mr. pushy is wearing this ugly, powder blue, 2 piece suit and drives off in his Hyundai rust bucket, complete with one hub cap missing.
( He kind of reminded me of most of the salesmen who work at the dealership where I bought my truck)
So now I get to the counter (again) and the kid serving me says "um, there's a slight problem; The guy who just ran out of here paid your gas bill". Then he says: "Well, since he paid yours, you might as well pay his... that will be $12 please"
HAHAHA - justice was served, and who says there's no such thing as a free lunch?
Habibi
Last edited by Habibi; Apr 25, 2002 at 12:26 PM.
That is so cool
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How about Justice served double?
This guy put about 13 liters in a Hyundai. In a couple of days he'll be back.
Siphon your tank dry, go back to the station and fill up. Linger till the 'blue suit' has pumped his gas and is about to pay...
Then jump in front of him and say "Remember me? Well, now I'm really in a hurry can I just pay for mine first please?"
Then go thru the same process as last time and another $12 will go on your card. Leave quick though he might notice he's signing for $93, this time.
Siphon your tank dry, go back to the station and fill up. Linger till the 'blue suit' has pumped his gas and is about to pay...
Then jump in front of him and say "Remember me? Well, now I'm really in a hurry can I just pay for mine first please?"
Then go thru the same process as last time and another $12 will go on your card. Leave quick though he might notice he's signing for $93, this time.
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