When I was much younger, and thought I could still fight, I got in a ruckus in Perryville, Missouri over that same situation. After much loud discussion the attendant got out a calculator and figured how much I owed him based on the sign price. Then he added tax onto that figure, and the ruckus started again. Finally, he dropped the tax and I handed him a twenty and then he tried to short change me. By then we were both so mad we could hardly function. I finally got the correct change from him and left, never to even slow down by his place again. Looking back, it's a wonder that he didn't shoot me over what might have amounted to a couple bucks at the most. That station is long gone, but I think of it every time I drive down that street.
I spent a lot of time working in a gas station. If there was a price change, the sign was ALWAYS the highest, but then the guy I worked for was an honest man.
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