Today, I pulled into the gas station to fill up only to realize I had forgot my wallet. By the time I went home, got it, and came back, the price had gone up eleven cents. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, when paying for gas, I realized I'd forgotten my wallet back home. After a moment of panic, I managed to remember my card number. I paid, blowing the cute cashier's mind, and drove away, before my car started sputtering and slowed to a crawl. I'd used the wrong fuel. FML
Today, I stopped at the gas station to fill up my tank and get some snacks. I paid the cashier, then got back into my car, totally forgetting to pump the $50 worth of fuel I'd just prepaid for. Too bad I didn't realize until my car came to a sputtering stop about a mile down the road. FML
Today, I had to drive down to my parents' house. On they way down, I needed to fill up on gas but unfortunately I'd forgotten my wallet at home with all of my cash and credit cards. I then had to call triple A and explain to them in all seriousness how I ran out of gas at the gas station. FML
Today, I left the house to DoorDash and remembered that I forgot to get gas last night. I had just enough gasoline to make it to Costco for better prices. It wasn’t until I pulled in that I realized I'd left my wallet at home. I have approximately two miles of gas left. FML
Today, I was standing in the gas station, pulling out my wallet to pay the $100 of gas I just filled my car with. I opened my wallet and found a note saying "borrowed money for food". FML
Today, I was sitting at home when I remembered that I desperately needed gas for my car. On my way there, I prayed that my car would make it the whole way, and was thankful when I pulled up to the pump, because I knew my car wouldn't go any further. Then I realized I left my wallet at my house. FML
Today, after completely refilling my almost empty gas tank, I witnessed the price flip from $3.69 per gallon to $3.59. FML
Today, while working at a gas station, I accidentally changed the price of gas to 8.9 cents per litre. It took me fifteen minutes to figure out why everyone wanted only two or three dollars of gas. I fixed it, but now my managers are debating charging me for lost revenue. FML
Today, I finally decided to go Christmas shopping. It's only once I arrived that I realized that I had forgotten my wallet. FML
Today, I went to the gas station, paid the clerk, and drove off without pumping any gas. FML
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ollie179 21
I'm gonna go down on you And your gonna love it But then I'm gonna come back up And **** you crazy Lots of love, Gas prices xxxxx
gpd_deputy_1 6
Well, that's the United States for ya. I bet if you went back after writing this FML, you would find that the price increased once more. Or twice more. Who knows?
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Comments (130)
GwarKitty 5
In Aussie, were paying about $5.70 a gallon.. Bellshit.
karmaisking 0
so if you paid a extra dollar maybe? most people get about 20 in gas or about six gallons...prolly to much math for you to handle I'd your whining about eleven cents
barbiegirl491 1
Gaw, gas is getting out of hand now days.
anie01 5
I really don't understand people who drive across town for cheaper gas. Look, I went there knowing I was dropping around $50. $2 extra is not what I'm worried about. Get over it. Bike, walk, scooter, skateboard, or run, if you're so concerned. Carpool.
SoloDolo_575 0
Lol that sucks dude
flem3021 0
So with the fact that it went up 11 cents and you probably put in 12-14 gallons, which means you spent an extra $1.20-$1.40, not big deal
pike1346 3
Gas prices are outrageous. We meed to get Obuma out of the white house. He FAILED
metallicshadow 16
heh...I thought gas prices were going down
grrrachal 4
I guessed this was from Texas. The prices change 5 times a day here.
iRiS890 5
Gas fluctuates just as much in the Midwest as it does on the West coast. The cost of living is just lower so everything is cheaper there.