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586 gallons of fuel were bought at a Wisconsin gas station where the pump attendant accidentally set the price at ¢33. During the 105 minutes of the "BIG SALE", 42 people stopped in to swipe their cards at the pay-at-the-pump system.
The fuel was supposed to cost $3.299, but without that final 9, the price became $0.329. The kind owner let the offending employee off the hook. Knowing that gas station owners frequently cut back on the cheques of employees who suffered leave-without-paying customers, this Minocqua owner must be commended.
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- Lady Owner Of Bmw 5-series Drives Off With Gas Pump Still Attached On Her Car
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$0.33 PER GALLON
586 gallons of fuel were bought at a Wisconsin gas station where the pump attendant accidentally set the price at ¢33. During the 105 minutes of the "BIG SALE", 42 people stopped in to swipe their cards at the pay-at-the-pump system. The fuel was supposed to cost $3.299, but without that final 9, the price became $0.329. The kind owner let the offending employee off the hook. Knowing that gas station owners frequently cut back on the cheques of employees who suffered leave-without-paying customers, this Minocqua owner must be commended.
- Sly Thieves Use Bread Van To Steal Fuel From Gas Station's Underground Tank!
What will they think of next? Surging gas prices caught the unwanted attention of some crafty thieves who used a bread truck as a cover-up to steal thousands of dollars' worth of gasoline from an underground tank in California. Surveillance footage...
- Lady Owner Of Bmw 5-series Drives Off With Gas Pump Still Attached On Her Car
To most people, forgetting is a human weakness to be overcome, but it's one thing to not be able to remember where your car keys are and another to forget the gas pump connected to your vehicle as the consequences can be deadly. In all fairness,...
- German Gas Station Charges €9.99 For A Liter Or $55 For A Gallon Of Gasoline!
A petrol station in the town of Filderstadt near Stuttgart, Germany, skyrocketed the price of super gasoline to a prohibitive level of €9.99 per liter ($14.60) or $55 per gallon on Easter Monday, in an attempt to…prevent customers from buying...
- How Ironic: Old Gas Pumps Can’t Go Beyond $3.99 A Gallon…
Thousands of old service stations owners across the U.S. are having a “Y2K†type problem as their outdated mechanical gas pumps with scrolling dials lack the gears to go past $3.99 a gallon! According to Bob Renkes, executive vice president...
- Wilmington, N.c.'s Cheap Gas
One employee of a gas station in Wilmington, North Carolina says the station can go back through their credit card listings from the span of time when consumers were charged just $0.35/gallon and adjust the decimal point back to its proper place. But...