NYLES
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And I was wearing a suit and tie. And I was nice.
I bet you had that look goin on though! That "hey dumbass" look.....you should had ya black hat on mighta made ya look mean?
And I was wearing a suit and tie. And I was nice.
Its because they are more inportant then you.
I know(knew) all about the idling my ol' 7.3L , school bus sounding , diesel RIGHT up to the bumper of Mr./Mrs. having a cell phone conversation several minutes after the pump has kicked off. I guess that's one cool thing about a diesel aging , they get LOUDER.
Very little talking gets done once it gets revved to about 2500 rpm and held.
The first minute or two was usually the best as they give you "the look" while the motor was just idling , then the guys try to give you the tough guy look , and then get second thoughts after reading the "U.S. Marines" plate up front and seeing a whole lot of pissed off high-n-tight behind the wheel.
I wanted a banner across the windshield that read " FEELIN' FROGGY ? THEN LEAP ! "
Gosh , I miss that truck.
Well, this sort of fits in with the thread, in a backwards kind of way.
There's a gas station near where I work that's on a very large lot but only has two pump islands. Two double-sided pumps on each island, so there are eight pumps, all gasoline. It's near a freeway off-ramp/on-ramp and is the only station on the corner, so it tends to get pretty busy at peak times. You'll sometimes have to wait a bit to get to a pump, and there are often inconsiderate people who leave their cars at the island for extended lengths of time while they shop in the convenience store, have a "spa day" in the restroom, or whatever.
One summer day several of us were waiting while a heavily-lifted, heavily-chromed Ford F250 4x4 Crew Cab was sitting, unattended, in the worst place possible, right at the middle of the island, effectively blocking two of the pumps. It looked as though the driver had just done a bad parking job while he filled up, and was inside getting his change or buying a drink.
He finally came out, carrying a bunch of stuff he'd bought at the store, walking nonchalantly to his truck, oblivious to the fact that it was blocking access to 1/4 of the pumps at the station, and that people were waiting.
He climbed into the truck, and when it started it became clear that the truck was a diesel.
The station doesn't sell diesel.
He just parked it under the awning to be in the shade, instead of using one of the half-dozen marked parking spaces that are there for people who are customers of the store but not buying gas.
Your story fits right in. Any Home Depot stories.
I had a situation that was similar to the above one mentioned in home depot, im remolding my kitchen and had quit a bit of stuff tha anwing area was quite full and just barrely enough room for me to get in. When I pulled I got asked if I was going to park there. Because I guess I was blocking him in. He had one bag with maybe two thing, and then realized he could back out. I pulled in only after getting my stuff I spent all maybe 5 min loafing my stuff.
Got to love it.
...and this has to do "what " with bronco? lol
Tow rigs brother
OMG I thought this crap only happened down here in the land of all inconsiderate humans.
When I'm on a road trip and hit a busy local gas station I always gas up and pull over to a parking spot before taking a leak or getting a drink. I always pay with credit card so no going in locally. I don't expect others to be like me with the card, but it's surely inconsiderate to mosey around when others are waiting....they didn't respect you in your suit and tie because you were THE MAN! By sitting there and making you wait they got a little one back on THE MAN. Shoulda cranked up the Hank Jr. and rolled the windows down.
OMG I thought this crap only happened down here in the land of all inconsiderate humans.