@dee haek Don't sue the gas station - sue the fuel company. They've got the pockets and they *WILL* go after the owner, and he can't ghost them. They'll also stop delivering there very, very swiftly and sue the place into shutdown if he bought cheap gas from elsewhere while still having their badging. Valero is a national chain. Low quality, but still national. They've got lawyers that will work with the drivers to protect themselves from a worse reputation than they've already got.
That was my first thought LOL she said $500 oh no no no no no no no no. I'm popping out all print all the papers off of the Houston Court website and get to filing pronto.
There is absolutely no way that watered fuel or even a diesel mix would cause 7K of damage. Drain the tank, change the fuel filter, fill with fresh fuel. In the case of water contamination, pull the tank and sop out the fuel. Even with a tank pull this is going to be sub $ 400 .
@@bobroberts2371 Watered fuel could easily cause 7k of damage if pushed enough. Water gets into pistons and *boom* you've got bent lifters or even a cracked head, or worse. And it doesn't take running a fuel/water mixture very long to cause that sort of damage. If it fouls the fuel filter your car is saved - just switch out the parts, as stated, and drive on. Most of that cost being the labor and 'hazardous material' handling fines.
@@amzarnacht6710 Bent lifters? Call a shop and tell them you have bent lifters that need replaced due to water in fuel and see what they say. Cranked head? First off, there wont be enough liquid in a cylinder to hydrolock the engine and second, heads crack from overheating / casting issues not from hydrolock.
@fiery but mostly peaceful it's not the owner's fault it was the driver who delivered the fuel he did not stick the tank my husband hauls fuel that's a fact
Probably a leaky tank. The water seaping in pools at the bottom and stays separate from the petrol until the levels are low enough to start pumping the gas/water mix. If they've only been inspected when levels are above that mixture zone then no one could have known unless they're the petrol delivery man or they go inside the tank and spot the leak.
I wouldn't put a whole lot of reliance on them. Our "Federal Inspectors", in Canada "correct" pump delivery to an average temp of 15 DegC (60 DegF). You get LESS metered gas because the average temp in Canada is nowhere NEAR that temperature...it's closer to 40 DegF. Consumer protection sucks EVERYWHERE in North America....it's even worse in Canada.🤔
How are the gas stations not responsible? In this country if you have money you're not responsible for anything if you don't have money you're responsible for everything.
You're 100% on point Taylor. There are a completely different set of rules for the wealthy. From the phone call, you can tell this Mo guy has never been called out for his bad behavior. Time for the rich snob to learn his lesson.
Hard to prove and he gets on a plane and heads back to his country with a pocket full of money and not a care in the world. Sells that store and relocates to a different Valero in someone else's name
@@darlanewcomb3530 The driver probably did stick the tank since he has to include the inches before and after loading on the invoice, but it’s the owner responsibility to stick the tank with APO2 water tracer paste on the end of his stick later after fill. The driver may very well of stuck the tank and it didn’t test positive for water at the time of fill, it takes several hours for the water to sink to the bottom of the tank after the fill. After all, the owner could have cracks in his tank and ground water is seeping in from underground. The owner will end up taking responsibility, you can book that! I guarantee...
Multiple $7000 vehicles the fine ain’t nothing that’s why on the phone recordings he said call the state he pays the fine and that’s it, hope epa gets involved, their fines aren’t pennies as the states you can’t let water in the tank or gas out on purpose or accidental
Add 2 zeroes to that at least and hold the company they franchise for over the iron as well so they will get rid of the bad franchise owners themselves.
I'm glad when my dad told me something I didn't think it was an exaggeration but I grew up in a time when the dad and husband was respected. Now the government payouts makes dad less needed .
Criminals/scammers should be charged THOUSAND of dollars for their criminal acts.... they should be heavily fined and prosecuted... otherwise nothing will change...
There is absolutely no way that watered fuel or even a diesel mix would cause 7K of damage. Drain the tank, change the fuel filter, fill with fresh fuel. In the case of water contamination, pull the tank and sop out the fuel. Even with a tank pull this is going to be sub $ 400 .
@@davidjacobs8558 Water in gasoline won't cause damage in the short term. ( nor will diesel in gas ) And yes, I have many decades in and around the auto repair business. However, gasoline in diesel can cause high dollar damage due to the injector tips burning off / pistons melting but that isn't what happened here.
@texas legend Water isn't going to damage any fuel system parts in the short term. Water won't damage the actual engine either. What parts would you be changing in the case of water contaminated fuel and what specific damage would the parts have suffered?
@@claymorexl they used to buy their oil from them just read a report tho that claims they stopped buy it in 2019 not sure if YT will let me post it tho
@@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549 I'm so confused at the world. How you gonna f*ck people car up and think you bare no responsibility? SMH! When yo business gets shut down we'll see how hard it was to rectify the problem.
Several Valero stations have been bought by "Moes" all over the country, a friend of mine sold his and they gave him half of it in cash (green). Many of these "Moes" are stealing the tax off fuel, which adds up fast.
@@wendellgreenidge3362 When gas leaves the refinery via a truck rack, it has a chain of custody and has been tested and monitored at each point for quality "BS&W", more then likely the water content originated at the station's tanks.
They can fill it and it would still run out or jam, happens all the time! It is usually checked when they do the outside trash, limited number of employees in the store will not allow them to go outside every time someone says the pump is out of paper!
When you have this many people complaining about the gas it’s time to step in and shut it down until it’s right. It’s possible that the owner was getting bad gas initially and not knowing it. But…for it to continue? Needs to stop and be corrected.
When gas leaves the refinery via a truck rack, it has a chain of custody and has been tested and monitored at each point for quality "BS&W", more then likely the water content originated at the station's tanks
@@rickyrick9328 I'd go to jail but I'd never pay him a penny. 25 years ago my child support lady said she would always come first when it comes to my money, so I quit my job, started my own business dealing with only cash. I called her 5 years later and reminded her what she said. I now am paying it but as I showed her, no one will ever have control of my money except me. And for the record, my daughter did not go hungry. Her mom makes $150k+ a year and has since she was born.
...and this is a foreigner business owner in the USA doing this.....saying customers with complaints are giving HIM a headache. Boycott all their stores! I wonder how he'd be treated in China or Japan for messing up their vehicle engines.
@@robertlee5214 yeah and they don't pay taxes for the first 10 years coming here opening up a business then they just sell it every 10 years to avoid taxes... then they just opened up another gas station under relatives name👎🏻
If you try and boycott the foreigners business, you will be riding a bicycle in stead of driving.... there are very very few station owners who were born and raised in the US
Yes there was a gas station when I drove by had a indian owner who had complaints against him/her. This is what I heard from somebody. I am an Indian and I don't like if anybody does this. It is a crime. Some Indians who come from India bring this crooked behavior.
More likely that water leaked into the system somewhere. Water and oil don't mix so trying to add water to gas to "make more" just doesn't work.... for obvious reasons.
@@TOMVUTHEPIMP How do you know? I would love to know your feelings if that were to happen to you. It definitely isn't the consumer's fault and they shouldn't be stuck with a high repair bill caused by bad gas .If Mo cared about his customers, he would have corrected the problem immediately.
It's a BMW. They probably replaced the high pressure fuel pump and other overpriced components of the fuel system. Plus it's dealer rates. The worst is when a tanker delivers gasoline to a gas station and accidentally puts it in the diesel tank.
@@nicholas5623 I fixed a Honda that had water in gas from Farm fuel tanks. Pulled the fuel pump, drained the tank. Did a test drive with new gas... Car ran great for years, until customer sold it. I replaced no parts.
@@northyland1157 ok ... thats one car qnd q honda at that. do that to a volvo or a benz and its not that simple. im a benz tech and have been through this many many times
In NJ the State Police will investigate and can charge the station for each each vehicle damaged. They will have more than just a few fines to pay if they don't take care of it.
WHen I was a mechanic I didn't bill my customers 1000's to drain a fuel tank.. I pulled the fuel pump... and sucked out the bad gas... Then I put a few gallons of new gas in and test drove it. Cost was 2 or 3 hours labor.. No parts..
@@chankston5425 Media can't be trusted.. Just cuz a reporter says it don't make it true. All they care about is making story interesting so people watch.
@@northyland1157 lets face it, the odds that water contaminated fuel run for 1000 ft till the car died wont damage anything. What probably happened is the shop started guessing and throwing parts at it to fix it. I get cars all the time that another shop worked on and replaced way more than necessary. Diagnosing a vehicle is a dying art. Most places hook a scanner up and guess
@@timmythompson2186 A lot of times Dealerships tell customers diagnosis takes 1/2 hour. Most Customers don't want to pay more then 1/2 hour labor for a diagnosis. So mechanics kinda get screwed on their paycheck if they do a good and proper job. I also think the dealer wants the mechanic to throw parts at it... Because it makes the dealer a lot of money! The whole industry is screwed up.
@@northyland1157 yeah id agree with them wanting parts thrown at it. I worked at midas for a week 15 years ago. I quit after my 1st day off of training. They scolded me because I did rear shoes and wheel cylinders on a caravan and turned the drums. They went off on me because I didn't sell new drums and various other bs. My job was 3 something. What they wanted was around a thousand. I told them to f off and quit. I didn't realize dealer techs only got .5 ill have to ask my buddy at the lexus dealer what he gets for a diag. I always assumed am hr being that customer pays 120-140. Sadly mechamics and especially service writers are very similar to used car salesman. 90 percent of them don't know what they are talking about or they are liars. I always try to approach things figuring that a car is somebody's biggest expense aside from a house and the money they spend on a repair could be their rent, food, kid's birthday or Christmas
I hope they shut his whole business down! How dare he do something like this to innocent people and then act like they are the ones bugging him!!!😡🤦🏼♀️
This is actually a bigger problem than most realize. The majority of stations do not want to take liability or even acknowledge complaints in terms of fuel. The one I used to work at, would seep water into the tank underground. Every so often, a VERY angry customer would come in and complain about it, demanding we pay their repair bills. Our policy was to deny it/talk as little as possible about it besides saying it's beyond our control. I'm happy it is getting attention, because it made me feel horrible, with our location on a highway, to know we were probably disabling so many traveler's cars and not caring.
I'm surprised nobody has gone there to damage the pumps to mess with the store at all. People could probably file this to the insurance company if they have that coverage and the insurance could step in and file suit against the owner.
Why do we pay to get our car "inspected" to make sure it's road worthy when it comes time to renewal by the State while a gas station owner isn't held accountable for corrupt fuel that cripples a car on the road?
Only 7 states don't require inspections, its all a sham! The inspection station are vultures trying to find any little thing not to pass your car and charge too much just to change out something simple like wiper blades 🙄
@@andydrew3320 Because your most likely on a long trip and the bad gas doesn't become apparent until your miles down the road. Local stations with repeat coustomers have a reputation to lose quickly.
I've heard of stations mixing dry cleaning used solvents and other liquids to fuel which is a very common practice and difficult to prove without actually testing the fuel . I can't see water though which naturally won't mix with the fuel and the whole idea of this kind of criminal behavior is to use combustible liquids they got free and will burn with the gasoline .
It has been raining a lot and if the drop tubes leak it can get water in the tanks but the tanks usually have an alarm system to tell if the water is to high. If they don't have this system then they should stick the tank every day with water paste on the end of the measuring stick. I turns a color if water is present. Then they would have to hire a used oil truck or pump truck to suck out the water. Now if the water is under the level the pumps it can pick still be picked up and someone can still get water if the station is getting fuel because when the fuel is dropped it stirs up everything. After the fuel is dropped in about 15 to 30 minutes the water will settle back to the bottom of the tank. Water is heavier than fuel. All fuel tanks have water due to condensation but usually it is only a couple of inches and the pumps usually sit at about 12 inches but not always. I never get fuel if I see a gas truck at any gas station. The owner could have had this happen or he was buying time to get the tanks cleaned and new fuel. Now if he has an alarm system it will give past readings and the state should know this.
Right,epa law they have to have the alarm system, the tank is double walled with a area for salt water between the two, if that brine solution gets less salty, brine , that makes the alarm go off, the lids you drive over and the caps on the pipe to the tank is main water problem they leak it goes into tank
Every time I go to a gas station the receipts at the pump are always out of paper. They do that on purpose, saves money. But I always have my debit card charge at the bank, so you can prove it that way as well.
Houston is the only city I have ever had bad gas given to me and ruined my car years ago. I have lived in so many places and Houston takes the cake on scammers.
Ofcourse NOT..they just want the owner to go out of business so that we can buy an electric car and wait 20 to 40 minutes every time we need to charge up. We are Not Patient people so who knows how this will all play out.🙄
Bad gas being sold has been a problem since cars were invented. This is not a Houston thing. Every gas station in the nation is run by these outsiders now days and not all of them are honest, or caring. Blame immigration laws if you get down to it. How did every gas station/convenience store/hotel/motel all become owned by foreigners over night?
Actually small claims court would probably be the best. Depending on what the limit is in Texas. Statements from all of the other people that got water in their gas would probably be enough evidence.
Folks, only buy top tier gas: Shell, Chevron, Exxon, BP and Costco. Costco is great because their petro changes over often. Try to get gas from busy intersections. And that fine is bs!
gas doesnt burn it is inflammable and only the vapors explode. diesel burns. gas with water will not explode it will burn maybe, and then after a second go out. use lighter fluid or kerosene
@@looo5281 Don't let the news scare you into not living your life! UA-cam will keep recommending you crime videos if you click on them, it does not mean that the world is so dangerous. Crime is well under control in the decent parts of this city
Now I go to newer gas stations, I used to go to Valero and Stripes.... when i would start my car would shake very harsh and turn off I had trouble starting my car it just wouldn’t start. Long story short my stimulus and some of my tax refund went to my car repairs. I couldn’t trade it in due to CoVID I lost my job! Now I see this and i understand the frustration and a nightmare it can be.
I was part of maintenance of 23 stations they got the fuel from refinery. The refinery was responsible for they was discharging the water separator and forgot to close valve to fuel tank. They paid and then some.
@@utubebad I’m fine right where I’m at, but sounds like you need an upgrade since that’s what your into. He’s probably has 35 people stacked in that place, and we all know how he got there.
@@michaelvaughn6145 they get tax breaks... when they're time runs out they just transfer the business to a relative that comes to America. That's why most Indians and Arabs own convince stores and gas stations
I was an auto technician for 40 years. From time to time it happens. Could be a leaky underground tank or other cause. If the gas station refuses to accept responsibility contact Valero then an attorney.
Been through this before. My insurance wanted proof, my receipt from the gas station, in the end I just took it to the dealer and traded the truck. My insurance was useless.
I live nowhere near Texas but I wonder if I ended up with the same issue. It never made my vehicle undrivable but on three separate occasions I ended up with a check engine light immediately after filling up and starting the car. When I got it home and hooked it up to my scanner, it gave me a P2269 water in fuel code. I had this happen to me at 3 separate locations and I honestly wondered if it was the fuel sensor but this was a few months ago and it has never happened again since.
I use Sam's Club ⛽ as much as possible. Shell gas ⛽ is decent too. Avoid these off brand, dirty cheap places! They let bums, street people roam around.
The owners name answers everyone’s questions!!! Worked a few months for an owner just like this one in a hotel. He required the maid staff to water down all cleaning products, breakfast was leftover tiny donuts from his brothers gas station!
I'm 64 now and I remember as a kid only 1 time have i ever had that happen. It was a Gulf station at the time. I was running my old lawnmowers and found out that way.
For the record. If you get bad gas its almost always 100% the gas station or the tanker. Before gasoline or diesel is even approved to leave the refinery and go in a tanker; it has samples pulled and analyzed at a lab. Camin Cargo, Amspec, Intertek, Inspectorate are the main labs with millions in analyzers and testing machines. They even have engines in their labs for specific diesel tests. If you get bad gas its the storage tank at the gas station. If the gas is several cents cheaper then pass. Unless its buccees.
When I was 16 in the 70s, my boss showed me one of my duties. Back then, pumps often were long enough to reach one of the station tanks. The unleaded nozzle reached the premium tank. Yep you guessed it blocking my duty with a long rider truck after hours to run a few hundred gallons or more.
I need to call my auto insurance provider and see if tainted gas is covered by my OTC (Other Than Collision coverage) 🤔 I mean this is technically vandalism
I had the same thing happen to me years ago … had to tow my suburban about 200 miles, and my travel trailer, back home to my trusted mechanic. Bad gas from a mom & pop gas station. Cost me thousands $$$ as I had to have the engine rebuilt because of damage done from the watered down gas.
For some reason in capitalism 2021. I don't see that gas station making these people whole. Situation like this why I can see why scammers scam....it's us against them to see who can get over each other first
Who told you money makes you "whole". Even if they run 5 gas stations they still won't be "whole". Look around you and find someone whose "whole". It has nothing to do with capitalism. And it doesn't mean its o.k for scammers to scam. So are they "whole" if they scam? Are those reporters "whole"? Of course not. They beat and will continue to be beat until they die.
@phantasm I don't know anything about no rain water. Stick to the topic of capitalism. Majority of business owners are so money hungry that they are scared for the truth to come out ....but Google capitalism....get a better understanding of "greed for money". Look at where the business owners lives and where his employees live? Anyone wonder why these 8 dollar an jobs are having a hard time fulfilling jobs. A job is irrelevant if it doesn't pay a liveable wage and more importantly watch how the business owners side steps taking responsibility for selling trash gas. The business owners are going back to their million dollar homes and he is going to leave these people to get there own vehicles fixed. 2021 you better be a scammer, it's the.only way to get ahead.period
this is why you never fill up while that tanker in filling the pumps, it needs to settle out for a bit or else it mixes with water at the bottom f the tank. Yes, there is water in every in every fuel tank.
That’s what I was told years ago. Never buy fuel while the truck is there. It stirs up the water at the bottom of the tank and you may get a little of it. Nothing like these people cot. But It can clog your fuel filter.
How is the station’s potential fine LOWER than the hapless victim’s costs of repairs??? Wow....
@dee haek Don't sue the gas station - sue the fuel company. They've got the pockets and they *WILL* go after the owner, and he can't ghost them. They'll also stop delivering there very, very swiftly and sue the place into shutdown if he bought cheap gas from elsewhere while still having their badging.
Valero is a national chain. Low quality, but still national. They've got lawyers that will work with the drivers to protect themselves from a worse reputation than they've already got.
That was my first thought LOL she said $500 oh no no no no no no no no. I'm popping out all print all the papers off of the Houston Court website and get to filing pronto.
There is absolutely no way that watered fuel or even a diesel mix would cause 7K of damage. Drain the tank, change the fuel filter, fill with fresh fuel. In the case of water contamination, pull the tank and sop out the fuel. Even with a tank pull this is going to be sub $ 400 .
@@bobroberts2371 Watered fuel could easily cause 7k of damage if pushed enough. Water gets into pistons and *boom* you've got bent lifters or even a cracked head, or worse.
And it doesn't take running a fuel/water mixture very long to cause that sort of damage.
If it fouls the fuel filter your car is saved - just switch out the parts, as stated, and drive on. Most of that cost being the labor and 'hazardous material' handling fines.
@@amzarnacht6710 Bent lifters? Call a shop and tell them you have bent lifters that need replaced due to water in fuel and see what they say.
Cranked head? First off, there wont be enough liquid in a cylinder to hydrolock the engine and second, heads crack from overheating / casting issues not from hydrolock.
They need to shut that station down. Shady owners ignored it. Sounds like a scammer.
Listen to the voice - the guy is from India, the global headquarters of all things scam.
@@amzarnacht6710 I mean you have a perfect point my dude. 💪🏿
@fiery but mostly peaceful it's not the owner's fault it was the driver who delivered the fuel he did not stick the tank my husband hauls fuel that's a fact
@@amzarnacht6710 that's not indian. His name is Mohammed. The owner is middle eastern. Wrong continent
@fiery but mostly peaceful I always check expiration dates at gas stations. They don’t care about selling you anything expired.
This seems like a slap on the wrist for him. He makes more then enough money each day and week to just pay the fine. No incentive to change
Do you know what margins gas stations work on?
They don’t make there money 💴 from the gas ⛽️, it’s been made food 🍱 & beverages and other products
Would getting a judgement lien for damages help?
Just like the casino's.Scam people and just pay the fine
There is an inspector in every state that is responsible for inspecting Fuel and pumps I would call them real quick
Maybe he was payed.of to look the other way.
Probably a leaky tank. The water seaping in pools at the bottom and stays separate from the petrol until the levels are low enough to start pumping the gas/water mix. If they've only been inspected when levels are above that mixture zone then no one could have known unless they're the petrol delivery man or they go inside the tank and spot the leak.
I wouldn't put a whole lot of reliance on them. Our "Federal Inspectors", in Canada "correct" pump delivery to an average temp of 15 DegC (60 DegF).
You get LESS metered gas because the average temp in Canada is nowhere NEAR that temperature...it's closer to 40 DegF.
Consumer protection sucks EVERYWHERE in North America....it's even worse in Canada.🤔
If the owner lives in Champion Forest, a $3000 fine is pennies to him. Shut down the station and victims should sue him.
Great job detective. I may have to hire you
I doubt it
Yup.
whats in champions forest
@@marcbetancourt731 it's a rich area in Houston.
How are the gas stations not responsible? In this country if you have money you're not responsible for anything if you don't have money you're responsible for everything.
Exactly, if I poured water in your gas tank I would be arrested for vandalism or something. But if a gas station owner does it it’s just a fine?
@Richard Romine they're getting the oil from their own country for a cheaper price dumb dumb do you not know how Economics work
@Richard Romine who are you even replying to lol nobody said that.
You're 100% on point Taylor. There are a completely different set of rules for the wealthy. From the phone call, you can tell this Mo guy has never been called out for his bad behavior. Time for the rich snob to learn his lesson.
@Richard Romine bro honestly the bread if you for the left always described plate auger underneath neatly Siberia but for??
When the gas is cheapest in town there's a reason.
Not for Costco or sam’s club! Top tier gas!
@@waterfall3 True but people pay a membership fee.
@@METALMAN4Wii The fee alone makes up for it in the long run. It also doesn't hurt to stop inside and get a dollar fifty Hot dog and a drink too!
@@Sodapopper100 Yup best $1.50 hotdog I ever had beats 7-11 by far.
@@METALMAN4Wii Can't say I've tried a 7/11 hot dog before. It any good?
All the affected car-owners can now sue the gas station.
He has no defence and will have to pay.
It’s hard to prove.
Hard to prove and he gets on a plane and heads back to his country with a pocket full of money and not a care in the world. Sells that store and relocates to a different Valero in someone else's name
@@Patrick-tf1ri no it's not
Revoke his license, REPORT, with all that attitude.
Buy an electric car, and avoid excuses as to why you “can’t”
@@cybertrk lol 😂 Yeah because we all know TX can keep it’s power grids up and running,eh dippy?
It's not the owner's fault it's the driver who placed the fuel in the ground he did not check or stick tank my husband hauls fuel that's a fact
@@darlanewcomb3530 The driver probably did stick the tank since he has to include the inches before and after loading on the invoice, but it’s the owner responsibility to stick the tank with APO2 water tracer paste on the end of his stick later after fill. The driver may very well of stuck the tank and it didn’t test positive for water at the time of fill, it takes several hours for the water to sink to the bottom of the tank after the fill. After all, the owner could have cracks in his tank and ground water is seeping in from underground. The owner will end up taking responsibility, you can book that! I guarantee...
Report these bums
I’d be livid. That owner is lucky he is still able to walk.
I’m with you
Well when you decide to fill up at any gas station other than Chevron, you accept the risk.
@@strangeroamer3219 What's so special about Chevron?
@@pozloadescobar It's never messed up my car for starters.
@@strangeroamer3219 the Chevron on 529 n barker cypress just ruined cars the other day
Valero is well known for selling bad quality Gas. Hence the lower price.
I heard that, too. Now I know it is fact.
Chevron,Shell and Texaco real quality gas
@@theshield1613 is Mobil bad?
@@jairv.r.912 Mobil is good 👍
Valero is currently cut off from their owners. That is they have no accountability.
As someone that use to live in Houston this man needs to be arrested and assets seized because of his shady business dealings that are a major issue
A fine of 500-3000 is a slap on the wrist!
Right compared to a 7,000$ car repair!!!
@@wendinunez1604 that’s what I was thinking. Really awful
Multiple $7000 vehicles the fine ain’t nothing that’s why on the phone recordings he said call the state he pays the fine and that’s it, hope epa gets involved, their fines aren’t pennies as the states you can’t let water in the tank or gas out on purpose or accidental
Some diff criminal cut off hands that steal...quick solution huh?
Add 2 zeroes to that at least and hold the company they franchise for over the iron as well so they will get rid of the bad franchise owners themselves.
Point of this story. Stay away from Velero Gas Stations !
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@@strangeroamer3219 All Other Petroleum Providers for that matter
Just stay away from those foreigners gas stations period 😑 they are rude people anyway
And stop allowing them to open gas stations
@@ladybugpiscesktarot It's getting to where all foreigners will be owning these stores.
My dad always told me there are people that sold “cheap” diluted gas like this, I always thought it was an exaggeration. Now Ik better
That's why I stick to QT
I'm glad when my dad told me something I didn't think it was an exaggeration but I grew up in a time when the dad and husband was respected. Now the government payouts makes dad less needed .
@@UA-camguru05 honestly, same.
Criminals/scammers should be charged THOUSAND of dollars for their criminal acts.... they should be heavily fined and prosecuted... otherwise nothing will change...
Valero has a long standing reputation for selling dirty / cheap / watered down gasoline 💩👎🏿💩👎🏿💩🤮🤮🤮
@c3h8O Valero has never once been owned, operated, or had anything to do with Venezuela. You sound like a right-wing moron.
I drive cars that only take cheap gas but this scares me.
That's what people in Pennsylvania near philly say too
@c3h8O I think that's Citgo
@@firebirdude2 he might be talking about that sweet (low sulfer) crude oil that comes from Venezuela. Guaranteed Valero refines that oil into gas.
That one car had a $7,100 repair bill. That's more than my car is worth. Lol
Yep, engine rebuilds are a nightmare
There is absolutely no way that watered fuel or even a diesel mix would cause 7K of damage. Drain the tank, change the fuel filter, fill with fresh fuel. In the case of water contamination, pull the tank and sop out the fuel. Even with a tank pull this is going to be sub $ 400 .
@@bobroberts2371 water will destroy fuel pump and injector system in today's automobiles.
you are thinking about 30 years ago.
@@davidjacobs8558 Water in gasoline won't cause damage in the short term. ( nor will diesel in gas ) And yes, I have many decades in and around the auto repair business.
However, gasoline in diesel can cause high dollar damage due to the injector tips burning off / pistons melting but that isn't what happened here.
@texas legend Water isn't going to damage any fuel system parts in the short term. Water won't damage the actual engine either. What parts would you be changing in the case of water contaminated fuel and what specific damage would the parts have suffered?
As a Marine, I say that guy needs a blanket party. It's amazing how responsible people become after a good beat down.
you are so right. Thanks for your service!
nobody needed to hear ur a marine boot
@@x_x2232 I'm not a boot shitbird.
Imagine doing a cross country trip and fill up at one of these gas stations. Damn.
This is exactly why I NEVER fill up and small stations when traveling. I fill up and big ones like Buc-ee’s, Loves, Pilot…
valero should get involved too, PROTECT YOUR BRAND
dont ever mess with a valero station thats venezuelan gas
@@tripsix263 Thats Citgo, actually.
@@claymorexl they used to buy their oil from them just read a report tho that claims they stopped buy it in 2019 not sure if YT will let me post it tho
Boycott the station that doesn't want to rectify it then they'll get shut down and lose their business.
I would be standing out there with a huge sign warning others about the bad gas situation.
@@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549 I'm so confused at the world. How you gonna f*ck people car up and think you bare no responsibility? SMH! When yo business gets shut down we'll see how hard it was to rectify the problem.
@texas legend oh, peanut butter cookies are sooo dope!
@@thegraceofalady3629 boycotters need to eat a good meal first. Bonus points for bringing snacks and drinks!
Valero should yank their franchise immediately.
Several Valero stations have been bought by "Moes" all over the country, a friend of mine sold his and they gave him half of it in cash (green). Many of these "Moes" are stealing the tax off fuel, which adds up fast.
Should the owner be held liable if the bad gas came from his gas supplier? That’s something the reporter didn’t mention
@@wendellgreenidge3362 When gas leaves the refinery via a truck rack, it has a chain of custody and has been tested and monitored at each point for quality "BS&W", more then likely the water content originated at the station's tanks.
$1,400 to flush the fuel system? That lady got ripped off twice, ouch.
$1,400 to repair damage
Many gas stations don't even fill their machines with paper for receipts, so go inside and ask for your receipt.
They want to go in for the junk food
I always ask for mine!!
I always do go inside when it don't work 7-11 is know for not having paper in there a lot I noticed. I always get my receipt for gas
@@peterrivney552 Take the pic with your phone. They want you to go in, that why store have Sale; to get you to go to the store.
They can fill it and it would still run out or jam, happens all the time! It is usually checked when they do the outside trash, limited number of employees in the store will not allow them to go outside every time someone says the pump is out of paper!
Make him fill his cars with that gas
When you have this many people complaining about the gas it’s time to step in and shut it down until it’s right. It’s possible that the owner was getting bad gas initially and not knowing it. But…for it to continue? Needs to stop and be corrected.
When gas leaves the refinery via a truck rack, it has a chain of custody and has been tested and monitored at each point for quality "BS&W", more then likely the water content originated at the station's tanks
I would be going to his house to collect my money in person, or I would damage his property to likes of about 10 times the bill of my car.
Sometimes, that's the only way justice gets served. Taking action into our own hands
and you'd go to jail and have to pay for the damages you causes. real smart, skippy.
@@rickyrick9328 I'd go to jail but I'd never pay him a penny. 25 years ago my child support lady said she would always come first when it comes to my money, so I quit my job, started my own business dealing with only cash. I called her 5 years later and reminded her what she said. I now am paying it but as I showed her, no one will ever have control of my money except me. And for the record, my daughter did not go hungry. Her mom makes $150k+ a year and has since she was born.
...and this is a foreigner business owner in the USA doing this.....saying customers with complaints are giving HIM a headache. Boycott all their stores! I wonder how he'd be treated in China or Japan for messing up their vehicle engines.
it's indian accent. lots of rich indians own gas stations.
@@robertlee5214 yeah and they don't pay taxes for the first 10 years coming here opening up a business then they just sell it every 10 years to avoid taxes... then they just opened up another gas station under relatives name👎🏻
@@robertlee5214 yup and hotels sadly. Just quit one where they refused to put any money into the place
If you try and boycott the foreigners business, you will be riding a bicycle in stead of driving.... there are very very few station owners who were born and raised in the US
Yes there was a gas station when I drove by had a indian owner who had complaints against him/her. This is what I heard from somebody. I am an Indian and I don't like if anybody does this. It is a crime. Some Indians who come from India bring this crooked behavior.
The owner is diluting the gas for more profit. He's about to get a rude awakening. Shame on you MO!
More likely that water leaked into the system somewhere. Water and oil don't mix so trying to add water to gas to "make more" just doesn't work.... for obvious reasons.
@Ghu Hhjhjj
Do you honestly believe that what's added to meth and heroin is poison, but pure meth and heroin are vitamins?
Mo Money!
No, the owner is not doing anything. Gas is 10% ethanol....ethanol absorbs water. With all this rain, its bound to happen.
@@TOMVUTHEPIMP How do you know? I would love to know your feelings if that were to happen to you. It definitely isn't the consumer's fault and they shouldn't be stuck with a high repair bill caused by bad gas .If Mo cared about his customers, he would have corrected the problem immediately.
Those repair bills are outrageous. Drain the bad gas, empty the lines, and go on your way. A few hundred dollars.
It's a BMW. They probably replaced the high pressure fuel pump and other overpriced components of the fuel system. Plus it's dealer rates.
The worst is when a tanker delivers gasoline to a gas station and accidentally puts it in the diesel tank.
Ain't that simple for these newer cars especially with direct injection gas engines
@@nicholas5623 I fixed a Honda that had water in gas from Farm fuel tanks. Pulled the fuel pump, drained the tank. Did a test drive with new gas... Car ran great for years, until customer sold it. I replaced no parts.
@@northyland1157 ok ... thats one car qnd q honda at that. do that to a volvo or a benz and its not that simple. im a benz tech and have been through this many many times
@@nicholas5623 thank you
In NJ the State Police will investigate and can charge the station for each each vehicle damaged. They will have more than just a few fines to pay if they don't take care of it.
Sounds like TX gas regulators aren’t doing there job and it’s not hard to test gas on the spot
They don't but they do have stickers on the gas pumps that say commissioner Sid Miller is our agriculture commissioner
@Aron Toulouse no kidding. Sounds really corrupt.
These people and the officials should go after the supplier
Exactly
Gas station owner seems shady. And I've never had a problem with the habibi gas stations
Mo sounds like he needs to be “persuaded”.
Make him an offer he cant refuse...
The word you’re looking for is “encouraged”
SMACKED AROUND
He’s a theif… he should go straight to jail.
Persuaded as in sending him back to where he originated from. Let him try and make a living ripping off his own people
Chevron is a lil more costly, but it seems like better gas.
Um, no.
Chevron , Sinclair, Costco is among the higher quality gas better than Shell , Mobil , Exxon , etc
@@BC2FITTY what about circle k or quiktrip lol
Chevron with techron cleans your motor and keeps spark plugs cleans.
Nope
WHen I was a mechanic I didn't bill my customers 1000's to drain a fuel tank.. I pulled the fuel pump... and sucked out the bad gas... Then I put a few gallons of new gas in and test drove it. Cost was 2 or 3 hours labor.. No parts..
The reporter mentioned it damaged her car. Maybe they needed to replace some parts which could have broken.
@@chankston5425 Media can't be trusted.. Just cuz a reporter says it don't make it true. All they care about is making story interesting so people watch.
@@northyland1157 lets face it, the odds that water contaminated fuel run for 1000 ft till the car died wont damage anything. What probably happened is the shop started guessing and throwing parts at it to fix it. I get cars all the time that another shop worked on and replaced way more than necessary. Diagnosing a vehicle is a dying art. Most places hook a scanner up and guess
@@timmythompson2186 A lot of times Dealerships tell customers diagnosis takes 1/2 hour. Most Customers don't want to pay more then 1/2 hour labor for a diagnosis. So mechanics kinda get screwed on their paycheck if they do a good and proper job. I also think the dealer wants the mechanic to throw parts at it... Because it makes the dealer a lot of money! The whole industry is screwed up.
@@northyland1157 yeah id agree with them wanting parts thrown at it. I worked at midas for a week 15 years ago. I quit after my 1st day off of training. They scolded me because I did rear shoes and wheel cylinders on a caravan and turned the drums. They went off on me because I didn't sell new drums and various other bs. My job was 3 something. What they wanted was around a thousand. I told them to f off and quit. I didn't realize dealer techs only got .5 ill have to ask my buddy at the lexus dealer what he gets for a diag. I always assumed am hr being that customer pays 120-140. Sadly mechamics and especially service writers are very similar to used car salesman. 90 percent of them don't know what they are talking about or they are liars. I always try to approach things figuring that a car is somebody's biggest expense aside from a house and the money they spend on a repair could be their rent, food, kid's birthday or Christmas
I hope they shut his whole business down! How dare he do something like this to innocent people and then act like they are the ones bugging him!!!😡🤦🏼♀️
WTF...the fines are too small. Revoke their license now and press for criminal charges >.>
In Japan 🇯🇵 it cost $3,000 to get your regular license. Meanwhile in USA gas stations scam people and get fined $500.
It was not the owner's fault it was the driver who delivered the fuel he did not check or stick to tank that's a fact
@@darlanewcomb3530
Unless the owner wasn’t keeping track of the amount of water in the tank and making sure it stayed below the level of the pick ups.
And what would the criminal charges be? But the evidence is already gone since he’s had plenty of time to drain the water out of his storage tanks.
This is actually a bigger problem than most realize. The majority of stations do not want to take liability or even acknowledge complaints in terms of fuel. The one I used to work at, would seep water into the tank underground. Every so often, a VERY angry customer would come in and complain about it, demanding we pay their repair bills. Our policy was to deny it/talk as little as possible about it besides saying it's beyond our control. I'm happy it is getting attention, because it made me feel horrible, with our location on a highway, to know we were probably disabling so many traveler's cars and not caring.
you welcomed us into this country with big heart now we will show our big hearts,enjoy the rest of your life
I'm surprised nobody has gone there to damage the pumps to mess with the store at all. People could probably file this to the insurance company if they have that coverage and the insurance could step in and file suit against the owner.
I'm sure the gas station is insured. They do know where he lives though lol
I'd be causing all kinds of revenge damage 😆
Why do we pay to get our car "inspected" to make sure it's road worthy when it comes time to renewal by the State while a gas station owner isn't held accountable for corrupt fuel that cripples a car on the road?
Good point .
Its probably a republican run state.
Only 7 states don't require inspections, its all a sham! The inspection station are vultures trying to find any little thing not to pass your car and charge too much just to change out something simple like wiper blades 🙄
@Moon Puppy this is in texas, a republican run failure of a state. Joe biden has basically no effect on the gas station owner.
Stations close to expressways are most likely to water their gas.
How do you figure?
I don’t understand the connection lol
@@andydrew3320 me either.. Why would it matter
@@andydrew3320
Because your most likely on a long trip and the bad gas doesn't become apparent until your miles down the road.
Local stations with repeat coustomers have a reputation to lose quickly.
I've heard of stations mixing dry cleaning used solvents and other liquids to fuel which is a very common practice and difficult to prove without actually testing the fuel .
I can't see water though which naturally won't mix with the fuel and the whole idea of this kind of criminal behavior is to use combustible liquids they got free and will burn with the gasoline .
the mechanic that charged that lady $1300 to drain the bad gas out of her tank is the real crook
Wow, a gas station that give you more bad gas than Taco Bell.
😂😂
Taco hello
Good pun lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This one caught me off guard…😂😂😂
He should be watching over his shoulder, he might piss off somebody that just might smash him.
Seriously! People be crazy. Someone might just take one for the team!
so a con man gets whats coming to him, no big loss.
Most of them don't live in this country.
I'm on it!
And when it happens, he had it coming.
Imagine that: a Camel Jockey business owner who doesn't want to be accountable...
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
State penalty 500 - 3000
Mohammed: profits going up 50k, I will pay double penalty and I will do it all year long. 😀😀😀
It has been raining a lot and if the drop tubes leak it can get water in the tanks but the tanks usually have an alarm system to tell if the water is to high. If they don't have this system then they should stick the tank every day with water paste on the end of the measuring stick. I turns a color if water is present. Then they would have to hire a used oil truck or pump truck to suck out the water. Now if the water is under the level the pumps it can pick still be picked up and someone can still get water if the station is getting fuel because when the fuel is dropped it stirs up everything. After the fuel is dropped in about 15 to 30 minutes the water will settle back to the bottom of the tank. Water is heavier than fuel. All fuel tanks have water due to condensation but usually it is only a couple of inches and the pumps usually sit at about 12 inches but not always. I never get fuel if I see a gas truck at any gas station. The owner could have had this happen or he was buying time to get the tanks cleaned and new fuel. Now if he has an alarm system it will give past readings and the state should know this.
Thank you for that education, appreciated.
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Very interesting, thanks for typing it out!
No speak N english..................................
Right,epa law they have to have the alarm system, the tank is double walled with a area for salt water between the two, if that brine solution gets less salty, brine , that makes the alarm go off, the lids you drive over and the caps on the pipe to the tank is main water problem they leak it goes into tank
I can see the owner telling his own employees "hey I'm gonna get some gas" and leaves and drives down the street to his competitors gas station.
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lol
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Every time I go to a gas station the receipts at the pump are always out of paper. They do that on purpose, saves money. But I always have my debit card charge at the bank, so you can prove it that way as well.
Why doesn't the name of the owner surprise me? He even sounds like those people that call you to scam you.
Don't be racist and judgmental
The name has nothing to do with this act
@@cb400fhonda6 Mohammed is a very common terrorist name
@@foxtride7890 Yea but this mohamed isnt a terrorist is he?
Houston is the only city I have ever had bad gas given to me and ruined my car years ago. I have lived in so many places and Houston takes the cake on scammers.
😂😂😂 I guess the majority of crooks flock there!!!
@@Nikki-kh8pm seriously though! I wonder why!
Lotta sketchy foreigners and immigrants bro 😂😂😂😂😂 thats why
Houston is just a hotter version of Detroit. It's a hellhole.
As a native of Detroit, I accept your challenge.
Really a $3-5k fine? That’s not even a slap on the wrist. I am willing to bet that the state will not revoke his license.
Ofcourse NOT..they just want the owner to go out of business so that we can buy an electric car and wait 20 to 40 minutes every time we need to charge up. We are Not Patient people so who knows how this will all play out.🙄
Needs to be one hundred times that. I bet that gets a station owner's attention.
_"Here's what the state can do"_
No, it's what they're WILLING to do because they don't really care
Houston is really losing it's charm, very sad and is completely avoidable with proper management.
Bad gas being sold has been a problem since cars were invented. This is not a Houston thing. Every gas station in the nation is run by these outsiders now days and not all of them are honest, or caring. Blame immigration laws if you get down to it. How did every gas station/convenience store/hotel/motel all become owned by foreigners over night?
Houston lost its charm during the Carter administration.
Sounds like nothing will happen.
You wouldn't eat at a rundown looking restaurant so why fuel up at a rundown looking gas station?
Exactly VALEROs are sketchy
Does that gas station actually look run down to you?
Valero must be loving this PR. Honestly people need to get directly to the company. Have them handle it. They would be harder on him than the state.
if this gas went into emergency vehicles. How fast would this problem be solved?
Can we say, "Small Claims Court" too? Save those receipts or get video from owner or nearby businesses.
Actually small claims court would probably be the best. Depending on what the limit is in Texas. Statements from all of the other people that got water in their gas would probably be enough evidence.
You also have footage from the TV/UA-cam report as evidence.
Folks, only buy top tier gas: Shell, Chevron, Exxon, BP and Costco. Costco is great because their petro changes over often. Try to get gas from busy intersections. And that fine is bs!
Agree
Agree. I often travel further if necessary just to pump gas @ Costco, better safe than sorry.
Exactly I only fill up with Shell 🐚 the best
Arco too 😩
It happened at an Exxon station a couple of weeks ago
Was there no attempt to contact Valero? It's their name on the station.
***Valero needs to pay not Just to Drivers but to EPA for Cleanup of Gas into soil. What is EPA DOING?**
He’s lucky someone didn’t burn his home or business down with that crap gas
"Not flammable", won't ignite my dear arsonist.
gas doesnt burn it is inflammable and only the vapors explode. diesel burns. gas with water will not explode it will burn maybe, and then after a second go out.
use lighter fluid or kerosene
Houston is like carmageddon. Bad gas, bad drivers, DUIs, wrong way accidents....Depressing news feed I always get :lol:, I'm not even from there.
You forgot to mention the daily mass shootings.
and Idiots running the state.
Sadly I DO. 😣 rarely go out.. so scary.
@@looo5281 Don't let the news scare you into not living your life! UA-cam will keep recommending you crime videos if you click on them, it does not mean that the world is so dangerous. Crime is well under control in the decent parts of this city
@@pozloadescobar where are the decent parts of the city though?
Now I go to newer gas stations, I used to go to Valero and Stripes.... when i would start my car would shake very harsh and turn off I had trouble starting my car it just wouldn’t start. Long story short my stimulus and some of my tax refund went to my car repairs. I couldn’t trade it in due to CoVID I lost my job! Now I see this and i understand the frustration and a nightmare it can be.
I'm sorry this happened to you Ms. Luna. How is your car now? I would have pushed you off the street if I saw you stalled in traffic. 💪
I was part of maintenance of 23 stations they got the fuel from refinery. The refinery was responsible for they was discharging the water separator and forgot to close valve to fuel tank. They paid and then some.
Someone needs to just Blick the place up and call it a day. Places like that are leeches on the community.
Bringing in that 3rd world talent is paying off in tiffany
@@utubebad I’m fine right where I’m at, but sounds like you need an upgrade since that’s what your into. He’s probably has 35 people stacked in that place, and we all know how he got there.
@@michaelvaughn6145 they get tax breaks... when they're time runs out they just transfer the business to a relative that comes to America. That's why most Indians and Arabs own convince stores and gas stations
@@utubebad Sure J A that's what it is. What a Dick you are.
I was an auto technician for 40 years. From time to time it happens. Could be a leaky underground tank or other cause. If the gas station refuses to accept responsibility contact Valero then an attorney.
I can imagine the owner when he got the bills. "Oh my God, this is crazy price."
okay but why does he look like his house is freakin expensive AF??? Like those doors are nice...
Because he has gotten filthy rich ripping people off and never having to be responsible for the damage he creates!!!!!
Cause he works hard. Unlike Democrats.
@@TOMVUTHEPIMP
No he's a democrat with that name Mohamed and ripping off Americans.
@@shy3805 At least he's working and owns a business. More than I can say for the lazy joggers that do nothing but collect welfare and do time.
@@TOMVUTHEPIMP ....you do know that a lot of right leaning people collect earned benefits too
They all need to get together and file a major lawsuit instead of individually going after him. He is obviously not going to do the right thing.
We sent our investigator and an investigator. Man's having an aneurysm
Everyone involved should file a lawsuit against Mohammad ASAP
Put a bottle of STP GAS TREATMENT in your tank with every fill up. That will get that water out your gas.
No wonder he did it, there are no ramifications.
Been through this before. My insurance wanted proof, my receipt from the gas station, in the end I just took it to the dealer and traded the truck. My insurance was useless.
I live nowhere near Texas but I wonder if I ended up with the same issue. It never made my vehicle undrivable but on three separate occasions I ended up with a check engine light immediately after filling up and starting the car. When I got it home and hooked it up to my scanner, it gave me a P2269 water in fuel code. I had this happen to me at 3 separate locations and I honestly wondered if it was the fuel sensor but this was a few months ago and it has never happened again since.
That’s why I don’t by Valero - Only Chevron with techtron
did they pay you to say that lol
All gas comes from the same 3 places guy chill out
Wow you only consume the finest artisanal petrol offered to man
@@one.2622 lmao my boy
I use Sam's Club ⛽ as much as possible. Shell gas ⛽ is decent too. Avoid these off brand, dirty cheap places! They let bums, street people roam around.
Should make him fill up his Cars with his own Gas
The owners name answers everyone’s questions!!! Worked a few months for an owner just like this one in a hotel. He required the maid staff to water down all cleaning products, breakfast was leftover tiny donuts from his brothers gas station!
I'm 64 now and I remember as a kid only 1 time have i ever had that happen. It was a Gulf station at the time. I was running my old lawnmowers and found out that way.
Typical of these establishments and owners.
Funny his gas station is all the way on OST & Mohammed lives in Cypress😂
Thats most business owners though. Thats industry standard
The same gas should be on his house.
@@chelseaap That's correct. Chances are you will never find a bussiness owner living within the area. I know some live in other states.
Yep right in the hood
What's his address?!?!
For the record. If you get bad gas its almost always 100% the gas station or the tanker. Before gasoline or diesel is even approved to leave the refinery and go in a tanker; it has samples pulled and analyzed at a lab. Camin Cargo, Amspec, Intertek, Inspectorate are the main labs with millions in analyzers and testing machines. They even have engines in their labs for specific diesel tests. If you get bad gas its the storage tank at the gas station. If the gas is several cents cheaper then pass. Unless its buccees.
When I was 16 in the 70s, my boss showed me one of my duties. Back then, pumps often were long enough to reach one of the station tanks. The unleaded nozzle reached the premium tank. Yep you guessed it blocking my duty with a long rider truck after hours to run a few hundred gallons or more.
I'm suing taco bell for bad gas
I need to call my auto insurance provider and see if tainted gas is covered by my OTC (Other Than Collision coverage) 🤔 I mean this is technically vandalism
Owner sounds like a young punk annoyed that he was caught and reported, so got an attitude.
I had the same thing happen to me years ago … had to tow my suburban about 200 miles, and my travel trailer, back home to my trusted mechanic. Bad gas from a mom & pop gas station. Cost me thousands $$$ as I had to have the engine rebuilt because of damage done from the watered down gas.
Unfortunately karma is not real.
I agree unfortunately.
For some reason in capitalism 2021. I don't see that gas station making these people whole. Situation like this why I can see why scammers scam....it's us against them to see who can get over each other first
Who told you money makes you "whole". Even if they run 5 gas stations they still won't be "whole". Look around you and find someone whose "whole". It has nothing to do with capitalism. And it doesn't mean its o.k for scammers to scam. So are they "whole" if they scam? Are those reporters "whole"? Of course not. They beat and will continue to be beat until they die.
@phantasm I don't know anything about no rain water. Stick to the topic of capitalism. Majority of business owners are so money hungry that they are scared for the truth to come out ....but Google capitalism....get a better understanding of "greed for money". Look at where the business owners lives and where his employees live? Anyone wonder why these 8 dollar an jobs are having a hard time fulfilling jobs. A job is irrelevant if it doesn't pay a liveable wage and more importantly watch how the business owners side steps taking responsibility for selling trash gas. The business owners are going back to their million dollar homes and he is going to leave these people to get there own vehicles fixed. 2021 you better be a scammer, it's the.only way to get ahead.period
do i need to save receipt if I bought it with my credit card ?
Oh Lord!!! Like we don't have enough to worry about🤦🏾♀️
If they would have filled up at Chevron, they wouldn't be having this problem.
lmao!!
Thats why I only fuel ⛽️ at the same Shell gas station. Dont care about price.
this is why you never fill up while that tanker in filling the pumps, it needs to settle out for a bit or else it mixes with water at the bottom f the tank. Yes, there is water in every in every fuel tank.
That’s what I was told years ago. Never buy fuel while the truck is there. It stirs up the water at the bottom of the tank and you may get a little of it. Nothing like these people cot. But It can clog your fuel filter.
Pay me 30 grand. I guarantee Mo will show up wanting to pay everyone...
Same thing happened in Montreal, but the station paid up and shut the pump in question.