Better one - hauling grain to the elevator 5 miles to town, truck ran out of gas on the scale this fall. At least I got it dumped, they just pushed me off with the bobcat.
I walked 5 blocks to the gas station, I had no id or money of any kind with. I did take a scale ticket with with my name on it.
The guy said sure, put $5 in their can, said there was a little in it already, talked the guy filling up to even give me a ride back to the elevator.
Well with only 2-3 gallons & no money, I really hated to drive the grain truch up hill to the gas station & screw around with time - 2 gallons will just get me back home... So just drove home with their can, and it was then after 5:00, needed to farm... Took the can back the next morning, filled it for the next guy, and topped off my pickup, paid, and all was fine. No one ever asked questions or worried about it.
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