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Funny thing is, those were warning shots that disabled your truck. Our gunner's laser was way off.

Explains why you guys were in training :)

Yeah I just found it funny that a ways up the thread is a commander talking about how some soldiers don't take the training seriously, and then I read here a soldier who made a mistake for that exact reason.

As a Californian who recently drove a car from Portland to Los Angeles, I wish I had see more attendants like you. I had heard that pumps in Oregon were full service but I didn't know it was the law up there, more just an unwritten rule. First time I got to the pump I got out and started pumping gas some asshole comes running out yelling and screaming at me, threatening to have me arrested, I was so pissed I wanted to deck the guy for being an asshole. Instead I put the pump back, and when he tried to start filling up my car I told him I didn't need any gas and tossed a $5 out the window as we drove off. The next gas attendant was much nicer as you seem to be and explained everything.

Nope first time I had to pump gas I was like 7 and my dad pulled up to the pump, handed me $20, and said put it in the tank. The great thing was, I did it no problem, though I do attribute my success to a newly found super power I like to call observation.

You pull up and there's usually and attendant sitting there, he'll ask you how much you want, and he'll write it down on a piece of paper, then you go inside and pay. If you just ask them to fill it up you usually have to wait for them to finish before you can pay.