I earned money going to school working in service stations and there are to many people struggling today to end jobs plus it is a safety factor I see people smoking and cars running
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Tracey
6 years ago
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I don't want to take jobs away, I would just like the OPTION to pump my own gas. I know that 95% of Oregonians will still remain in their vehicles and have the attendants pump their fuel, which is great – jobs kept! But for the small percentage of us who would rather pump our own gas (because of locking fuel doors/caps, fuel spillage/cleanup, etc), why not give us the OPTION to do so? Makes sense to me.
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David Garvin
11 years ago
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I own two classic cars and would deeply love to be able to pump my own gas. Most people pumping my gas don't do it right. I've had gas spilled down the side of my truck or car multiple times or they will damage my paint. They do not apreicate your vehicle most of the time and it's just a job to most of them. Why have a job where someone is breathing in gas fumes on a regular basis. It would also reduce the line and less people sitting idle in their vehicles waiting to get their gas pumped.
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Sean Coast
11 years ago
Self service saves us from dealing wiht drunk and disorderly gas station attendants. It is a good thing.
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Sean Coast
11 years ago
Self service saves us from dealing wiht drunk and disorderly gas station attendants. It is a good thing.
Bob Blackman
Needed to do this for decades.
Drake Paris
It is a waste of my time to wait for someone to come to me to put my card into the pump, start it walk away and help many others as my pump shuts off and I'm waiting again for that attendant to come back to remove the nozzle. I am more than capable of doing this myself. It's an awful waste of time which is costly to the station and the consumer.
Harry Wyeth
Oregon is a wonderful state, but this stupid law drives me crazy. The supposed reasons for the law make little sense. It's a wonder that Oregonians put up with a law based on the idea that they are stupid.
Gene Schafer
I would revise the law so people have the choice to pay for full service or save money and time using self service.
Nicholas Zippmann
I want the freedom to put the gas I pay for in the car I paid for. I don't want someone I don't know doing anything with my car unless they are a certified car expert. We can create jobs some other way that does not restrict the freedoms of rightful customers and property owners.
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Daniel Winsinger
11 years ago
I fully support this. Please consider Senate Bill 161.
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Daniel Winsinger
11 years ago
I fully support this. Please consider Senate Bill 161.
I earned money going to school working in service stations and there are to many people struggling today to end jobs plus it is a safety factor I see people smoking and cars running
I don't want to take jobs away, I would just like the OPTION to pump my own gas. I know that 95% of Oregonians will still remain in their vehicles and have the attendants pump their fuel, which is great – jobs kept! But for the small percentage of us who would rather pump our own gas (because of locking fuel doors/caps, fuel spillage/cleanup, etc), why not give us the OPTION to do so? Makes sense to me.
I own two classic cars and would deeply love to be able to pump my own gas. Most people pumping my gas don't do it right. I've had gas spilled down the side of my truck or car multiple times or they will damage my paint. They do not apreicate your vehicle most of the time and it's just a job to most of them. Why have a job where someone is breathing in gas fumes on a regular basis. It would also reduce the line and less people sitting idle in their vehicles waiting to get their gas pumped.
Self service saves us from dealing wiht drunk and disorderly gas station attendants. It is a good thing.
Self service saves us from dealing wiht drunk and disorderly gas station attendants. It is a good thing.
Needed to do this for decades.
It is a waste of my time to wait for someone to come to me to put my card into the pump, start it walk away and help many others as my pump shuts off and I'm waiting again for that attendant to come back to remove the nozzle. I am more than capable of doing this myself. It's an awful waste of time which is costly to the station and the consumer.
Oregon is a wonderful state, but this stupid law drives me crazy. The supposed reasons for the law make little sense. It's a wonder that Oregonians put up with a law based on the idea that they are stupid.
I would revise the law so people have the choice to pay for full service or save money and time using self service.
I want the freedom to put the gas I pay for in the car I paid for. I don't want someone I don't know doing anything with my car unless they are a certified car expert. We can create jobs some other way that does not restrict the freedoms of rightful customers and property owners.
I fully support this. Please consider Senate Bill 161.
I fully support this. Please consider Senate Bill 161.