Also I don't understand how sports betting works and therefore don't grasp what "over-under" means.
Every time I predict 3 or 4 fights correct in a row, I think I am the next Jimmy The Greek, and then as soon as I begin the sign up process to an online betting site, whoever I would potentially put all my chips on gets flash KO'ed, and I, a foppish dandy, am repulsed, and draw my arms inwardly, glad I didn't place a $400 bet on a loser, as I close my eyes and cringe.
It’s statewide. You cannot pump your own gas in NJ.
I’m sure there’s some mafia history to it, but officially the line is that it’s effectively a jobs program for teenagers, immigrants and rehabilitated criminals, and one of the first ‘anti-automation’ laws (which we may see more of in the coming century if we don’t want to totally take it in the ass from skynet or zuckerberg by 2029)
Until a new tax was added three years ago, NJ also had the cheapest gas in the northeast. Now it’s comparable to surrounding states, still cheaper than NY, plus you get to make small talk with some Jay Oakerson looking teenager or purple bearded Pashtun grandfather of 18.
It’s automation in that the customer does it himself. Like self service supermarket checkouts—automated. Or self service Automated Teller Machines (ATMs), where the customer interacts with the machine himself—automated.
I think it is the right word though, not to split hairs. Human assistance refers to someone else, other than the customer, so an ATM or automated checkout would fit the bill of minimal human assistance. Ideally—I think the self checkout still seems to require more help than the traditional way at my retarded supermarket.
Unless you wear gloves, it's impossible to not smell like gas afterwards. There's always a little bit on the cap or nozzle trigger and no matter how careful you are, it gets on you or sticks in your clothes. The guy at my marina says gasoline and bluefish are the two most cloying smells, and you need turpentine/gum spirits or lemon juice to get them out.
It's not impossible, it's not even something that's ever happened to me. I, and most people of slightly above retard intelligence, have been pumping our own gas our whole lives and it's never been a problem. Even if the overwhelming experience of the vast majority of the entire country isn't enough, I sincerely doubt New Jersey is the state that outsmarted us all.
Let's say you fill up twice a week, 100x/year for round numbers, 10 years driving that's 1,000 fill-ups. You've never smelled gas on your hands after filling up? Every nozzle, gas cap, and squeegee has been wiped clean? I haven't pissed on my hands but no matter how many times I shake or how long I dangle while shitting, I still get a few drops in my drawers.
Why would the handle of a nozzle, a gas cap, or a squeegee ever have gas on it? This is honestly astounding to me. I’ve always thought New Jersey was like a rough and tumble place but you make it sounds like without soppy cups you’d all drown.
If I fill up my own gas, I'm not in New Jersey, so you gotta ask the rest of the country why they're so incompetent. I get your incredulity, it makes no sense. It should go from source through hose via nozzle to destination, but not even greedy Big Apple Joe can avoid spillin' a drop.
Other retards don't know how to fill a gas tank properly though, so my fingers always smell like gasoline just from touching the handle even though it's easy to not spill a drop. It's much nicer to have someone else do it while you stay in your car for what averages out to about 1 cent more per gallon since the extra labor costs are largely negated by the fact that gas stations with "trained professionals" are much cheaper to insure. Obviously you don't need special training to realize you shouldn't put fire anywhere near a gas pump, but technically it's a loophole. Oregon doesn't allow self service either last I knew as well but I haven't exactly been there recently
It gives losers jobs, it’s also nice when it’s -20 below in the winter when you ran out to for a booze Rubin your pajamas to just sit in your car nice and warm and get some street shitter filling you up.
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1 JoeCumiasFryingPan 2019-05-19
What's the over-under on whether Artie kills himself finally before or after his nose completely falls off like a ripe cherry off a tree?
1 JoeCumiasFryingPan 2019-05-19
Also I don't understand how sports betting works and therefore don't grasp what "over-under" means.
Every time I predict 3 or 4 fights correct in a row, I think I am the next Jimmy The Greek, and then as soon as I begin the sign up process to an online betting site, whoever I would potentially put all my chips on gets flash KO'ed, and I, a foppish dandy, am repulsed, and draw my arms inwardly, glad I didn't place a $400 bet on a loser, as I close my eyes and cringe.
1 niglet_supreme 2019-05-19
I can't believe people still pump your gas in new jersey
1 zambonibill21 2019-05-19
Apparently it's the law in certain cities there. Weird.
1 Poo-U 2019-05-19
It’s statewide. You cannot pump your own gas in NJ.
I’m sure there’s some mafia history to it, but officially the line is that it’s effectively a jobs program for teenagers, immigrants and rehabilitated criminals, and one of the first ‘anti-automation’ laws (which we may see more of in the coming century if we don’t want to totally take it in the ass from skynet or zuckerberg by 2029)
Until a new tax was added three years ago, NJ also had the cheapest gas in the northeast. Now it’s comparable to surrounding states, still cheaper than NY, plus you get to make small talk with some Jay Oakerson looking teenager or purple bearded Pashtun grandfather of 18.
1 SoulBrothaManNumber2 2019-05-19
the most important thing is what does Thomas Sowell think of it
1 racemic_mixture 2019-05-19
Yeah... all those gas pumping robots in the other states.
1 Poo-U 2019-05-19
It’s automation in that the customer does it himself. Like self service supermarket checkouts—automated. Or self service Automated Teller Machines (ATMs), where the customer interacts with the machine himself—automated.
1 racemic_mixture 2019-05-19
I get what you are saying, I think it's the wrong word though. I don't really care that much, but enough that I looked it up. Per Wikipedia:
"Automation is the technology by which a process or procedure is performed with minimal human assistance."
This is a place of learning.
1 Poo-U 2019-05-19
Indeed it is.
I think it is the right word though, not to split hairs. Human assistance refers to someone else, other than the customer, so an ATM or automated checkout would fit the bill of minimal human assistance. Ideally—I think the self checkout still seems to require more help than the traditional way at my retarded supermarket.
1 RamonFrunkis 2019-05-19
It's the law in the entire state. Saves you from smelling like Truck Stop Joe, and it's cheaper.
1 AIIenRicketts 2019-05-19
nigga, you know the gas goes in the tank, right? The people in the other 49 states don’t walk around smelling like gas all the time.
1 bovinegrazr 2019-05-19
state as a whole sells a lot of gas caps
1 RamonFrunkis 2019-05-19
Unless you wear gloves, it's impossible to not smell like gas afterwards. There's always a little bit on the cap or nozzle trigger and no matter how careful you are, it gets on you or sticks in your clothes. The guy at my marina says gasoline and bluefish are the two most cloying smells, and you need turpentine/gum spirits or lemon juice to get them out.
1 AIIenRicketts 2019-05-19
It's not impossible, it's not even something that's ever happened to me. I, and most people of slightly above retard intelligence, have been pumping our own gas our whole lives and it's never been a problem. Even if the overwhelming experience of the vast majority of the entire country isn't enough, I sincerely doubt New Jersey is the state that outsmarted us all.
1 iWhoreSchortSchorts 2019-05-19
He also accidentally pisses on his hands a little but thinks it’s normal.
1 RamonFrunkis 2019-05-19
Let's say you fill up twice a week, 100x/year for round numbers, 10 years driving that's 1,000 fill-ups. You've never smelled gas on your hands after filling up? Every nozzle, gas cap, and squeegee has been wiped clean? I haven't pissed on my hands but no matter how many times I shake or how long I dangle while shitting, I still get a few drops in my drawers.
1 Opesterino 2019-05-19
I like the smell of gas but I don't rama rama.
1 AIIenRicketts 2019-05-19
Why would the handle of a nozzle, a gas cap, or a squeegee ever have gas on it? This is honestly astounding to me. I’ve always thought New Jersey was like a rough and tumble place but you make it sounds like without soppy cups you’d all drown.
1 RamonFrunkis 2019-05-19
If I fill up my own gas, I'm not in New Jersey, so you gotta ask the rest of the country why they're so incompetent. I get your incredulity, it makes no sense. It should go from source through hose via nozzle to destination, but not even greedy Big Apple Joe can avoid spillin' a drop.
1 praise_st_mel 2019-05-19
I used to do it for my dad when I was 10 years old. It is definitely not impossible, providing you aren't a fucking retard.
1 AirBuddDwyer 2019-05-19
Other retards don't know how to fill a gas tank properly though, so my fingers always smell like gasoline just from touching the handle even though it's easy to not spill a drop. It's much nicer to have someone else do it while you stay in your car for what averages out to about 1 cent more per gallon since the extra labor costs are largely negated by the fact that gas stations with "trained professionals" are much cheaper to insure. Obviously you don't need special training to realize you shouldn't put fire anywhere near a gas pump, but technically it's a loophole. Oregon doesn't allow self service either last I knew as well but I haven't exactly been there recently
1 SoulBrothaManNumber2 2019-05-19
excuse me for assuming, but what you hauling?
1 AirBuddDwyer 2019-05-19
Semen
1 Abarf 2019-05-19
It gives losers jobs, it’s also nice when it’s -20 below in the winter when you ran out to for a booze Rubin your pajamas to just sit in your car nice and warm and get some street shitter filling you up.
1 I-steal-vape-pens 2019-05-19
Gotta love those alcoholic sandwiches.
1 SibHashian13 2019-05-19
It’s so fucking annoying. They take forever and the always spill gas on ur car when they pull the nozzle out.
1 nomobjustice 2019-05-19
"I gotta let you go, Artie. You're huffing more than you pump!"
1 Attonitus1 2019-05-19
Artie was genuinely funny at time and now he's pumping gas as part of a rehab program in Jersey? Is this his full cycle?
1 GeneFrom2U 2019-05-19
More respectable than working at Compound Media.
1 killgav 2019-05-19
I wonder if Howard will get artie to fill up his helicopter
1 bovinegrazr 2019-05-19
one joke per tank for a tip....i mean youre already there. theyre already dropping 10, 20 on gas.
fuck feed nana, feed artie. pelt him with crumpled singles.
1 oooBeta_Libraeooo 2019-05-19
111 days my asshole, try more like 25 or 30.
1 Spokker 2019-05-19
So is he going to get plastic surgery to fix that nose?