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It's taking a lot longer to fill my gas cans than normal! And don't forget, you guys, there will be no yellow gas stations with the 2 gallon reimbursement in August so stock up while you can!

Why won't there be any yellow stations in August?

@sestrahelena wrote:

It's taking a lot longer to fill my gas cans than normal! And don't forget, you guys, there will be no yellow gas stations with the 2 gallon reimbursement in August so stock up while you can!

@ArkLaMissshopping wrote:

Why won't there be any yellow stations in August?

@sestrahelena wrote:

It's taking a lot longer to fill my gas cans than normal! And don't forget, you guys, there will be no yellow gas stations with the 2 gallon reimbursement in August so stock up while you can!

It's an off month for them. P2 goes May-July. P3 begins in September.

I did not see the original post, but I did notice those shops got slurped up fast. I havent' had time to try one, or at least not for the pay, initially offered, but I could see they required a million observations, at least to be done right.

It's almost as if someone is trying fit in questions from all the brands into one shop. Sort of a standardized one-size-fits-all gas station inspection, maybe an attempt to further streamline things and remove even more human labor.

I thought I had reposted this.

The original was pulled due to my colorful nickname for the current occupant in the literal and figurative pile of rubble that is the White House.

Here's the post... upon reflection, I'm hoping these are not one-offs, though that would appear to be the case:

While I'm finding them to be a bit much for the $10 base pay, they are proving to serve their purpose.

With gas prices up over 50% since the start of our lovely little illegal war, my goal has been to have Big Oil pay for as much of my gas as possible. Up until a recent trip I had not paid for gas out of my own pocket since the whole thing started.

So being able to get a little over a gallon of gas (at current prices) make these more attractive to me.

The beverage purchase requirement means you have to judiciously schedule (unless you're just going to toss it), especially seeing as most places will have you go over the $2 reimbursement.

Coffee prices have gone craycray of late, and are no longer a realistic shop purchase unless it's really early in the morning and I need some really badly.

Doing the truck stop brands is definitely the smarter strategy as it's easy to move about the larger, busier spaces and knock out the report. I did a couple of smaller footprint stops without issue, but I can see where a standard convenience store might be problematic.