New Jersey gas stations (money, out of state, travel)
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also miss the cheap food prices. I don't know why FL is importing oranges from CA. The FL ones cost about $2.95 a bag and the CA ones are $4.95. Everything else is very high too. I looked at the Shop Rite circular online I couldn't believe that prices haven't changed in 3 years at least for some things. Oh well this is getting off thread.
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Originally Posted by KMRsurf
I don't mind pumping my own gas, but it sure is nice on a rainy day to not have to. We don't tip the gas attendant. The one I go to most frequently is owned by an immigrant family. The man who serves us is always so pleasant and he keeps a box of milk bones handy for the dogs.
Our gas is cheaper than in NY where you do pump your own. I think there's more important things to worry about. If you want to get outraged ask why we charge people to go on the beach in NJ. Having someone pump our gas is minor. "Jersey Girls don't pump gas" unless they have to leave the state
also miss the cheap food prices. I don't know why FL is importing oranges from CA. The FL ones cost about $2.95 a bag and the CA ones are $4.95. Everything else is very high too. I looked at the Shop Rite circular online I couldn't believe that prices haven't changed in 3 years at least for some things. Oh well this is getting off thread.
it's because the one from CA are better eating oranges, the one here in FLA are better for juice
Don't really understand the problem. As my title stated "low prices and clean hands". I guess you could check your oil and tires since that seems to have gone away as a service..
One of the guys at the freehold rt 9 Valerio cleaned my windshield without being asked..Thanks Valerio..
It always seems to take me longer when I travel out of state, to pump my own gas... you have to walk up to the mini mart, give the guy your money, go back outside, pump the gas, then if there's any change involved, you have to walk back to the store.
Those Middle Eastern guys get you in and out in a few minutes.
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