> You can't leave the pump running outside of the US, the fuel nizzle won't lock. There might be places where locking nozzles are indeed uncommon, but I don't

> You can't leave the pump running outside of the US, the fuel nizzle won't lock. There might be places where locking nozzles are indeed uncommon, but I don't think you can generalise this to "outside of the US". I'm living outside of the US, but gas stations still commonly have locking nozzles.