How this gas station is solving the problem of a broken pump
by NickCageMatch
How this gas station is solving the problem of a broken pump
by NickCageMatch
27 Comments
How many gallons do you think that is? I should have taken a profile picture. The bag was pretty full. The attendant was probably healthily unconcerned. Not sure who should fix that problem but probably not the cashier at the supermarket gas station.
Oh nvm its kroger, I’m not surprised.
Mildly horrifying.
A local gas station blew up movie style killing 4 people in 2019. That’s probably not such a good idea.
Playing a little fast and loose with the word ‘solving,’ I see.
Free gasoline!
I’m pretty sure that gas dissolves plastic bags?
Thats already a problem and when that bag dissolves it’ll be an even bigger problem
That bag is worth $10
Yikes.
Solving? You mean ignoring a problem instead of fixing it and in doing so cause a fire and explosion hazard don’t you?
Breakaway broke away as designed. However, they forgot to service the breakaway and as a result, when it broke away, it started leaking instead of sealing the hose.
Not sure why they didn’t just drain the hose into a bucket and then lock it off?
Call the police non-emergency number. That’s not good.
I’d be calling 911 to report a hazmat situation.
The gang solves the gas crisis.
Yo free gas
It’s FIVE DOLLARS A GALLON.
FIVE AMERICAN DOLLARS
It looks more like water than gas. What’s going on there?
Can’t see what I’m supposed to look at, let me light a candle….
Fire marshal would love this
Crude problems require crude solutions
Call the fire department. They don’t tolerate crap like that.
Poke a lil hole and collect my free gas
As someone who had spent the last 3 weeks going to dozens of gas stations for their quarterly audits, this one makes me want to scream. All I got to report was a shitload of trump stickers saying “I did that” and one gas station that had recently had a fire in the overhead canopy.
/r/OSHA