Pull up next to the scales and sweep it out. I think when most of us are on a tight schedule at night and just need fuel, it's difficult enough to deal with all of the other folks who use the fuel island for temporary parking while they deal with life.
Sweeping trailer out at fuel island when traffic is low?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by NewNashGuy, Jun 24, 2013.
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hotrod1018, volvodriver01 and NewNashGuy Thank this.
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anyone who has to ask an idiot question like this will never make it or be one of those idiots that sleeps on the fuel island because he does not know how to park or has know clue what ity means to have respect for his fellow drivers no matter what time day or night fuel islands are for one thing fueling you lazy fat idiots
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Yes and he proved his stupidity but not even taking a few seconds to read where I stated that there is no parking available at night. I didn't even bother to reply to him since it looks like his life sucks already.
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Ok enough bickering.
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Don't see the problem. The OP basically stated that this would be when he apparently had no other alternative, and that he would not leave a mess. Seen many O/O's tie up an empty fuel bay (no one waiting) in the middle of the night trying to figure out some problem going on under their hood or on their trailer. Disrespectful or unprofessional, no, just using the best resource available to them at the time. The same as the OP was stating.
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