Grayfox
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As a teenager, I had that job. I'd even check your oil.
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Old_Me
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as i did as well too. very easy back in the day to get a job at a service station.
last2brake
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OK, my grandson is visiting. He said he liked spicy food.
He tried a drop on his tongue, and then grabbed the piece of pepper (about the size of a grain of rice) from my hand. I told him NOT to eat it, so he did. I tried just a drop of juice on my tongue and my lips burned for a half-hour.
If i hadn't told him NOT to eat it I'dve felt really bad. I felt bad anyway. He was in agony.
He's sworn off peppers now. Now he knows why they call them "
Reapers"
TEXASforLIFE
SAINT
The hotter the better in my case! I love ghost peppers, carolina reapers and another i can't recall
I’m so old I used to DO it
. Wish I had a dollar for every gallon I pumped for less than 33 cents
My theory has long been that if it causes pain when you put it in your mouth that’s the Lord’s way of saying “Don’t eat that sh-t”I make it a rule to never eat anything that hurts.
Old_Me
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i think many of us worked service stations back in the days...easy work, got dirty, but it taught us responsibility and a work ethic.I’m so old I used to DO it
Uh, yea. And you couple that with a fully semi automatic rifle with a 100 round clip and you understand why they’re so dangerous & scary
Dad owned a station in the late 60’s, so there I was
. Wasn’t a bad thing for a young guy-learned a lot about cars and was a fair wrench at the time. Today I’m pretty sure there’s an engine in there somewhere, but you sure can’t see it, not like the old days with those purity chrome valve covers and big honking air cleaner on the 426