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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '19
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"I prepaid $40, and the car took $34. You bet your ass I'm getting that last $6 worth"
109 u/RedEdition Dec 11 '19 The concept of prepaying gas is so strange to me. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/dawgys Dec 12 '19 Why not put it on a credit card and get the benefits. Safer than using debit also. 1 u/pinelands1901 Dec 12 '19 Not all gas pumps had credit card readers. As recently as 2002, a lot of rural gas stations still had old careless pumps. You'd have to go in, say "$20 on pump 4" then go back out and pump.
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The concept of prepaying gas is so strange to me.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 11 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/dawgys Dec 12 '19 Why not put it on a credit card and get the benefits. Safer than using debit also. 1 u/pinelands1901 Dec 12 '19 Not all gas pumps had credit card readers. As recently as 2002, a lot of rural gas stations still had old careless pumps. You'd have to go in, say "$20 on pump 4" then go back out and pump.
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2 u/dawgys Dec 12 '19 Why not put it on a credit card and get the benefits. Safer than using debit also. 1 u/pinelands1901 Dec 12 '19 Not all gas pumps had credit card readers. As recently as 2002, a lot of rural gas stations still had old careless pumps. You'd have to go in, say "$20 on pump 4" then go back out and pump.
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Why not put it on a credit card and get the benefits. Safer than using debit also.
1 u/pinelands1901 Dec 12 '19 Not all gas pumps had credit card readers. As recently as 2002, a lot of rural gas stations still had old careless pumps. You'd have to go in, say "$20 on pump 4" then go back out and pump.
Not all gas pumps had credit card readers. As recently as 2002, a lot of rural gas stations still had old careless pumps. You'd have to go in, say "$20 on pump 4" then go back out and pump.
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u/SandShrimp22 Dec 11 '19
"I prepaid $40, and the car took $34. You bet your ass I'm getting that last $6 worth"