ignored by the same low status type, who directs you into their clutches by not refilling the printer. Go inside and we can better delay you. And you don’t want to visit their johns…
what are you talkin’? I just drive my ’58 Plymouth Fury across the hose at the filling station alerting the attendant who comes out and fills up my tank, checks the oil and wipes my windshield down while I wait. If I pay by credit card, he brings out the little slider gadget and creates the receipt for me to sign.then I turn the ignition and listen to the low rumbling of the V8 engine , put it into gear and drive off , listening to the latest rock and roll hits on the AM radio.
RwB1 over 11 years ago
Amen. The water gets changed once a year whether it needs it or not,
KasparV over 11 years ago
If you’re lucky enough to even FIND one with any water in it at all.
IndyMan over 11 years ago
‘brightr1’ and ’KasparV ’ have got it right. The attendants think it is beneath them to change the water or refill the paper towels!
snarky1941 over 11 years ago
ignored by the same low status type, who directs you into their clutches by not refilling the printer. Go inside and we can better delay you. And you don’t want to visit their johns…
Nighthawks Premium Member over 11 years ago
what are you talkin’? I just drive my ’58 Plymouth Fury across the hose at the filling station alerting the attendant who comes out and fills up my tank, checks the oil and wipes my windshield down while I wait. If I pay by credit card, he brings out the little slider gadget and creates the receipt for me to sign.then I turn the ignition and listen to the low rumbling of the V8 engine , put it into gear and drive off , listening to the latest rock and roll hits on the AM radio.
Saucy1121 Premium Member over 11 years ago
I learned to drive on my Dad’s 63 Chevy. I’m so short, I needed a pillow in the seat to see over the steering wheel.
hippogriff over 11 years ago
Bobzilla: I still call them filling stations, and I do the filling.