Happens to me all the time.About 2 years ago I was 200 miles from home and needed diesel in an area where towns are pretty far apart..Theres only one place in this town that sells diesel and I fill there several times a year.A car from another state was sitting at the diesel pump with no one around.You cant even get to the other side with a trailer on.
A local guy was ahead of me in a Ford Powerstroke with a trailer and we visited for about 15-20 minutes.No one showed up so when a clerk came out to smoke we told her that she'd better tell whomever owned that car to come move it quickly because we had a log chain ready to pull it out of the way.
The owner finally came out there,never said I'm sorry, and then tried to visit with us but we told him to move it or else.He got huffy and left.What should have taken 15 minutes took over 45 minutes.It caused me to run in to a terrible storm less than 25 miles from home.
When I went in to pay for the diesel one of the clerks told me that the guy blocking the pump was telling jokes and thought that he was real cute.They would have loved to seen us drag his car out of the way since he was rude.
At our local truck stop they have one aisle for diesel pickups and trailers but it has gas too and you always have to wait..One day it was raining and a girls softball team was using the aisle to rearange some equipment and I had to wait 15 minutes for them while the 5 gas aisles were all empty.
Our Walmart and most of our local convenience stores have their diesel pumps located to where a pickup pulling a gooseneck trailer cant even get in and out of them.Getting diesel is a real pain most of the time with so many inconsiderate people around!
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