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<blockquote data-quote="ArGyLe64" data-source="post: 1876299" data-attributes="member: 923">Last night after the Heartland match I was driving home and needed to get gas near my house. I pulled into the 7-Eleven off SW 44th and Council and noticed about a dozen ricers in the parking lot and at the pumps. I pulled to a spot in the parking lot so I could wait for a car to leave the pump and then be able to get some gas. I sat there for about two minutes when I realized these &quot;rice racers&quot; weren&#039;t even getting gas. They were just sitting there talking and sitting on their cars. I got out of my car and walked over toward the pumps and gave a verbal command to them to leave if they&#039;re not filling up their cars. That parking lot cleared out in 15 seconds. I don&#039;t know if it was the badge on my belt or in a kilt or all of the above but they high tailed it out of there and I was able to get my gas.There is a difference between having patience and other people being inconsiderate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArGyLe64, post: 1876299, member: 923"] Last night after the Heartland match I was driving home and needed to get gas near my house. I pulled into the 7-Eleven off SW 44th and Council and noticed about a dozen ricers in the parking lot and at the pumps. I pulled to a spot in the parking lot so I could wait for a car to leave the pump and then be able to get some gas. I sat there for about two minutes when I realized these "rice racers" weren't even getting gas. They were just sitting there talking and sitting on their cars. I got out of my car and walked over toward the pumps and gave a verbal command to them to leave if they're not filling up their cars. That parking lot cleared out in 15 seconds. I don't know if it was the badge on my belt or in a kilt or all of the above but they high tailed it out of there and I was able to get my gas. There is a difference between having patience and other people being inconsiderate. [/QUOTE]

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