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Old 06-26-2011, 08:09 AM
 
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People employed??? Most are probably illegal. I didn't know of one American owned station when I left 3 years ago.

I happen to have a "nice" salary, making equivalent to what those in NJ make for my profession, so for me it's a win, win situation. Same salary as if I worked in NJ, and much cheaper cost of living.

I pay $3.35 for gas. What's the cost up there at the present time?
I paid $3.39 for premium yesterday. No idea what regular is.

I wouldn't be able to have the same income down in WV and live the same quality of life down there.
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Old 06-26-2011, 10:20 AM
 
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Pumping your own gas is highly overrated.
While it is nice not having to wait on a slow attendant. Pumping your own in the rain is a PITA not to mention when the pump kicks back a little gas on your clean pants/dress.

While operating a gas pump is not rocket science I have seen plenty of "educated" people who were lost when trying to pump their own.
Plus NJ employs lots of minimum wage pumpers that the pump your own states send to the welfare office.

NJ gas prices have always been cheaper than the pump your own states.

BTW most NJ stations will let their regular customers pump their own gas if it make them feel better.
I agree. When it's pouring outside or 10 degrees, I'll gladly sit in my car and STILL pay .50/gallon less than every other state in the union, including WV. Thank you, NJ refineries!
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