http://www.stuffweirdpeoplelike.com/2010/02/06/11-washing-the-car-with-the-gas-station-squeegee/ A blog that explores the things that weird people like. Fri, 14 Jan 2011 17:04:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.stuffweirdpeoplelike.com/2010/02/06/11-washing-the-car-with-the-gas-station-squeegee/comment-page-1/#comment-143 Terry Paolucci Sat, 30 Oct 2010 19:36:47 +0000 http://www.stuffweirdpeoplelike.com/?p=720#comment-143 Funny!! I applaud you!!! It's a great sense a humor that got you through that. I just had a similar experience at a Hess station only this time I was waiting in line with 2 other vehicles behind me when the woman proceeded to squeegee her front window, ( and that was too much since apparently her tank was empty when she pulled in) her back window, the side windows, and the mirrors. I thought I was on candid camera so I kept the four letter word that I was thinking (the word that a lady should not use) to myself and was careful not to let my lips move as I was thinking it. By that time the others, including me, had backed out and took other pumps. Curiously, when the woman was finished ( and we were all watching her), she stayed there talking to the driver of the vehicle in front who also was done but not moving. Apparently, there was no one in the world but them. How do you do that without a care in the world? It seems to be missing in me. Is it something I need? Now, does anyone want to move onto ATM etiquette? Funny!! I applaud you!!! It’s a great sense a humor that got you through that. I just had a similar experience at a Hess station only this time I was waiting in line with 2 other vehicles behind me when the woman proceeded to squeegee her front window, ( and that was too much since apparently her tank was empty when she pulled in) her back window, the side windows, and the mirrors. I thought I was on candid camera so I kept the four letter word that I was thinking (the word that a lady should not use) to myself and was careful not to let my lips move as I was thinking it. By that time the others, including me, had backed out and took other pumps. Curiously, when the woman was finished ( and we were all watching her), she stayed there talking to the driver of the vehicle in front who also was done but not moving. Apparently, there was no one in the world but them. How do you do that without a care in the world? It seems to be missing in me. Is it something I need? Now, does anyone want to move onto ATM etiquette?

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