The most Pilot/J points

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by 86scotty, Oct 13, 2018.

  1. 86scotty

    86scotty Road Train Member

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    Yeah, I used the search. No one has asked this specifically. No, I haven't been here long so flame suit is on. There are a few threads on this but it's free money and free money always entertains me.

    Who has the most? Post your points numbers.

    I've only been driving for myself for a few months and I have 12,174. I use them for coffee, scale tickets and occasionally food.

    If you aren't aware, take your number and add a decimal 2 spots over from the right and that gives you a dollar figure.

    I have 12,174, so I have $121.74 I can use.
     
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  3. hagarcobra

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  4. Oldironfan

    Oldironfan Road Train Member

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    You could get 4 times more points at loves.
    Just saying. Unless your not allowed?
     
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  5. gokiddogo

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    I hope you get a fat discount on the fuel
    Otherwise what you're really doing is spending an extra .40 per gallon so they can give you .01 back

    I rarely buy any fuel from those crooks.
     
  6. Oldironfan

    Oldironfan Road Train Member

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    Do Canadian Jay's sell Poutine?
     
  7. gokiddogo

    gokiddogo Road Train Member

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    I have no idea anymore, haven't been in one in a long time. I remember they're now the same as USA fj. With a dennys. And no homefries, you get hashbrowns instead with your eggs. They also are unable to actually cook them so they're crunchy no matter which string of words I try they always come out the same. So, rather than throw plates or slide an empty coffee cup off the edge of the table I just haven't visited in many moons.

    Husky is my choice up here. Fuel much cheaper, points never expire, I have probably 150 showers on my card. A lot of princesses will say husky has dirty showers and they can only go to flying j. Obviously they don't pay the fuel bill, and some husky are poor but mostly they are good enough. They all gouge in the restaurants now. So I eat ravioli straight out of the can a lot now.

    Husky makes a decent poutine. I'd be surprised if dennys would make it for you. Maybe I am slightly biased.
     
  8. Oldironfan

    Oldironfan Road Train Member

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    I've many meals from cold cans.
    When you parked in nowhere, with nothing around. And no micro time machine.
     
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  9. gokiddogo

    gokiddogo Road Train Member

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    I do have a microwave I just don't like having to clean the bowl after. And chef boyardee overstuffed ravioli isn't half bad cold from the can. My next goal is chunky soup. Which I think will need heat.

    The goal is to minimize food expense. $20-$25 per meal is insane. That's like 10 meals from cans.
     
  10. 86scotty

    86scotty Road Train Member

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    I get about .25 off. I’m allowed. I’m an O/O.
     
  11. fortycalglock

    fortycalglock Road Train Member

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    Buy food with your points. Everything but food is tax deductible. I get 10 points per gallon at Pilot/J so I never pay for drinks.
     
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