Service stations are real places of life, where unusual situations sometimes occur, very often related to refueling vehicles sometimes clumsy drivers. This time it is the United States this scene is happening.
Two women who were sitting in a car parked at a gas station became witnessesamazing scene and immortalized it on video. A car enthusiast is trying to put gas in her Mercedes GLE SUV and is obviously having some difficulty with it…
— The world of clowns
(@ClownWorld_) September 27, 2022
Difficulties with gas supply
She stops her car well on the first try too far from the pump, and realizes that the pipe is not long enough to reach him. She then moves her car and flips it over, leaving it too far from the fuel line.
On her third attempt, also unsuccessful, we see that this time she stops her car sideways, but still too far: she then calculates the distance between the car and the pump with her steps, even though we don’t really know why she does this .
Not in a good way!
She then gets back in the car and drives around the gas station before parking again, this time a little closer, and tries to open the gas valve. Problem: It doesn’t exist not in a good way ! Then she turns her car around and riots: she’s parked too far away again…
He will need it later several attempts properly rearrange your car and finally refuel it. Visibly embarrassed by this incredible situation, the young woman gestured for forgiveness from other motorists who were waiting at the service station.
If you too have a hard time finding your way when you need to fill up, here’s the best tip to know which way the hatch is!
A video shot at a service station in the US shows a new form of fraud… with credit cards! https://t.co/EDiO3pMfva
— AutoPlus (@AutoPlusMag) September 24, 2022
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