id take the ads over the 20 questions it asks you before you can even select the fuel grade. and the button barely works so i have to press it 20 times
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Never knew this was a thing, that better not come over here.
Sinclair (green Dino brand) has terribly loud ads on their pumps. I was furious and couldn’t help but yell at the manager (not the young guy behind the counter). Manager said everyone is doing it and suck it up or fuck off. So I told him what a piece of shit he is and I refuse to use Sinclair anymore. No business from me. Also my next vehicle won’t be gas. Death to oil companies, they’re cancer on this planet
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Damn, paying 4$ for a gallon, here in Europe the gallon is more than 7$.
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This has been a thing in the States for about 15 years, it's not new. If it's just now becoming a thing where you live, understand that things like Gas TV, or ads for products or fuel additives were around since the late 2000s and early 2010s
