...with air at the gas station for free. Today, I filled it up and it cost $1.50. But, hey......
......that's INFLATION for ya.....
Ba dum tssssssh!
......that's INFLATION for ya.....
Ba dum tssssssh!
When I was a kid, you could fill up a tire...
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Are you saying "it's a little low?"
drunk randoke
“Let us have peace.” General Grant
Ahhhh. The good old days.
Now there are cameras everywhere.
I remember a time where you could walk into the gas station with a quarter and leave with a candy bar and a coke.
Now there are cameras everywhere.
QT - still free air. Then again, a candy bar will set you back $1.99.
@HuffTex you have enough hot air to blow up every tire in a Discount Tire store. 
Why the need for air at the service station.
Why the need for air at the service station.
This one leaves me a little flat
I had a happy childhood. My dad used to put me in tires and roll me down hills
Those were goodyears
Those were goodyears
Easy now cowboy. Anything that happens to @HuffTex will happen to you next. Level X
My wife burned up our mortgage document.
Her name is Bernadette.
Perfect response, better than the joke, sorry @HuffTex 😁
On a serious note, most gas stations had a full service lane and a self service lane. Full service mean tires checked/filled, windshield cleaned, oil checked, radiator checked/topped off and car filled with gasoline. Of course the gas was a little more expensive too. Hell, I'm not sure my mom even knew how to fill up the car.
My dad always said all she knew how to do was "put the key in and go!"
Cars used to have some weird places to place the refill hose too, like behind the rear license place, behind one of the tail lights, in the middle of the car above the trunk and the like.
Remember those red rags the service guys always carried they used to wipe off the oil dip stick and the like?
My dad always said all she knew how to do was "put the key in and go!"
Cars used to have some weird places to place the refill hose too, like behind the rear license place, behind one of the tail lights, in the middle of the car above the trunk and the like.
Remember those red rags the service guys always carried they used to wipe off the oil dip stick and the like?
