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New Jersey still does not allow self-pumping and never did, by law. I think the idea is to preserve jobs.
by TedDoesntTalk 6y ago
New Jersey still does not allow self-pumping and never did, by law. I think the idea is to preserve jobs.
- RandallBrown 6y agoOregon doesn't either (except in certain rural areas at night and that just changed a year or two ago. It's super annoying, unless it's raining or really cold out.
- animationwill 6y agoIs there an expectation to tip or is it included?
- kube-system 6y agoNot anymore. It used to be commonplace to tip gas station attendants everywhere in the US back when boomers were growing up; full-service was the norm and the attendants would check your oil and clean your windows.
- myself248 6y agoThese days I arrange my fill-ups to avoid New Jersey. Last time I stopped there, I had to haggle with the guy to put the last 4 gallons in my 12-gallon tank, because the wonky fuel neck would trip the auto-shutoff prematurely and he thought it was done. I knew how much fuel I'd burned and I could look at the counter and know it wasn't done, but Professor Petroleum was having none of it. I don't care what the idea is, it's annoying, insulting, and backwards.