Gas Pump Etiquette

[lowthreeohz]

I don't have one currently, but will again soon enough. Would you rather spend $30,000 on a gas truck that will be worth $10,000 when gas hits $4.50+ per gallon, or $30,000 for a truck that you can put 250,000 miles on, and still sell for $10,000+/- no matter what gas/diesel prices are like? It's a pretty clear choice to me.

why not just buy a 12,000 gas truck and run it til it dies? that's what I did. No justification for a diesel, as bad as i wanted one. im supposed to get a new f350 from work soon anyways...let them foot the bill for oil changes and shit.

[mustangguy289]

I don't have one currently, but will again soon enough. Would you rather spend $30,000 on a gas truck that will be worth $10,000 when gas hits $4.50+ per gallon, or $30,000 for a truck that you can put 250,000 miles on, and still sell for $10,000+/- no matter what gas/diesel prices are like? It's a pretty clear choice to me.

You start off with a lot less truck (or older) in a diesel than a gas for same price. Don't forget price of maintenance.

[jluv]

Before I had a diesel, I never gave it a single thought, or even noticed that only certain pumps had diesel. It just never crossed my mind - why would it?

Now that I have one, I look back on that time, so it doesn't surprise or upset me if a gasser is blocking the pump. I'd like to say that when I'm in my Explorer now, that I never use the outside pumps, but that would be a lie. Diesel guys (including me) can just wait.

[Big A]

On topic, the only gripe I have, and it isn't really a big deal, are people that don't pull through to the forward most pump. I realize that during the busy times there was likely someone in front of them, but I've seen it time and time again where people pull in to the first pump and park it. It can be a pain to have to go around and back into a pump, but not a big enough issue to make a thread about.

[bcoop]

After seeing all the diesel pussies whining about the joking statement of their small manhood I'm starting to buy into the theory...who the fuck gets a truck like that for daily commuting. I think I'm gonna start hunting for diesel only pumps to fill up my V6 pusstang.

I don't have one currently, but will again soon enough. Would you rather spend $30,000 on a gas truck that will be worth $10,000 when gas hits $4.50+ per gallon, or $30,000 for a truck that you can put 250,000 miles on, and still sell for $10,000+/- no matter what gas/diesel prices are like? It's a pretty clear choice to me.

[mustangguy289]

i am gonna start carrying plastic bags to put over the diesel pump handles

buahahaha

[The King]

Like I said in a previous post. If there are just a couple open I give them the benefit of the doubt that they could have been occupied when they had to pull in to the diesel pump. However, when there 6 open gas only pumps that was probably not the case. Or if I sit there and watch them drive up to a diesel pump when there 6 empty gas only pumps. At that point they are either inconsiderate or oblivious to the fact. For those that are oblivious to what they are doing I wish there was some way to bring it to their attention. However, those that just don't care such as yourself I would love to have them pull in to a gas station once with nothing but diesel only pumps open because all of the other pumps are occupied. I'd be willing to bet if a situation like that occurred on a regular basis to you that it would get in to your crawl as well.

craw

[mustangguy289]

Like I said in a previous post. If there are just a couple open I give them the benefit of the doubt that they could have been occupied when they had to pull in to the diesel pump. However, when there 6 open gas only pumps that was probably not the case. Or if I sit there and watch them drive up to a diesel pump when there 6 empty gas only pumps. At that point they are either inconsiderate or oblivious to the fact. For those that are oblivious to what they are doing I wish there was some way to bring it to their attention. However, those that just don't care such as yourself I would love to have them pull in to a gas station once with nothing but diesel only pumps open because all of the other pumps are occupied. I'd be willing to bet if a situation like that occurred on a regular basis to you that it would get in to your crawl as well.

Who are you to tell them where they need to pump?

[grove rat]

i am gonna start carrying plastic bags to put over the diesel pump handles

[Ruffdaddy]

After seeing all the diesel pussies whining about the joking statement of their small manhood I'm starting to buy into the theory...who the fuck gets a truck like that for daily commuting. I think I'm gonna start hunting for diesel only pumps to fill up my V6 pusstang.

[BLK306]

Sort of like your asinine assumption that everyone parks at the deisel pumps because they are inconsiderate, not because the other pumps were taken?

Like I said in a previous post. If there are just a couple open I give them the benefit of the doubt that they could have been occupied when they had to pull in to the diesel pump. However, when there 6 open gas only pumps that was probably not the case. Or if I sit there and watch them drive up to a diesel pump when there 6 empty gas only pumps. At that point they are either inconsiderate or oblivious to the fact. For those that are oblivious to what they are doing I wish there was some way to bring it to their attention. However, those that just don't care such as yourself I would love to have them pull in to a gas station once with nothing but diesel only pumps open because all of the other pumps are occupied. I'd be willing to bet if a situation like that occurred on a regular basis to you that it would get in to your crawl as well.

[inline 6]

I hear most have average dicks but huge balls.

Yeah they are hanging off the rear bumper although I think they call them "truck-nutz"

[grove rat]

^haha!

like i said earlier, i used to drive an old diesel benz and would only fill up at truck stops... cheaper prices and no waiting!

[mustangguy289]

jesus tap-dancing christ you guys will argue about anything

the way i see it is there are pros and cons to ANY vehicle, if you dont like the cons of your current vehicle then get something else!

the pros to having a 'shoebox' car is great mpg, darting around traffic is easy and fun(to me at least), parking is a breeze, and they are usually cheap. the cons are they dont hold a lot of passengers or cargo, they are not fast, not as safe as big cars or trucks/suvs

i cant list the pros and cons to having a big car or truck/suv cause it's been forever since i owned a big car and i have never owned a truck/suv

but the bottom line is that there is no perfect vehicle, so pick what you want but deal with the cons like a big boy and quit fucking complaining !

I hear one of the big cons of owning a diesel is waiting at pumps.

[mustangguy289]

Jesus, I can't spell diesel worth a shit.

i before e except after d.... err c.