BP

The worker was a jerk. Tried to tell me a ARIZONA tea was $1.89 because of the "sugar tax" I called him on his bs and he just got mad a repeated himself. Left after that. Should probably go to shell....

It was amazing! I pulled up to the gas pump, which was so conveniently located on a concrete island between the lanes along which the cars drive and stop. I got out of my car. I thought, "what next, how could they make this experience any more amazing," but indeed they did. I could use my credit card right there at the pump itself, who'd have thought? I inserted my card and watched for a reaction. **BANG** It contacted my bank to make sure I could afford to purchase this rare commodity. **POW-BANG** I was approved for the purchase, and get this, with no additional paperwork! Then, without any assistance from anyone else, I lifted the pump handle out of its cradle--which is integrated right into the pumping mechanism--and then inserted it into the port in my car which gives me access from outside the vehicle to the tank where the gasoline is stored, inside my car. I made a mental note how the automobile manufacturer had the good design sense to include this into my automobile, and again was amazed, and I guess that's just another letter of thanks to write. But wait, now this part is almost magical, but when the tank was full, the pump handle actually shuts itself off. Can you imagine? I would've given this 5-stars, but let's face it, it's a gas station, pretty standard in that you pump your gas, you pay, you move on.