Driving home that evening past the service Bloomfield NJ station on the GS Parkway, I could not believe how many vehicles had pulled over at the side of the road. Everything from taxis to motorcycles, buses and autos. And there must have been at LEAST 40 cars scattered along the shoulder for probably the next mile.
I thought it was a bunch of people getting ready to go tailgating at some college, or
going off in a convoy to see Da Pope.
BTW, if you didn’t know, Lukoil is owned by the Russians – its a US division of one of their largest energy companies.
So, in addition to the Chinese and their lead-tainted everythings, add cruddy gas from the Russkies. Lower prices DO have their consequences.
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I thought EVERBODY in New Jersey had bad gas???
PS–Why are New Yorkers always so angry?
Because they know that the light at the end of the tunnel leads to New Jersey!
MWHAHAHAHA!!!
Driving home that evening past the service Bloomfield NJ station on the GS Parkway, I could not believe how many vehicles had pulled over at the side of the road. Everything from taxis to motorcycles, buses and autos. And there must have been at LEAST 40 cars scattered along the shoulder for probably the next mile.
I thought it was a bunch of people getting ready to go tailgating at some college, or
going off in a convoy to see Da Pope.
BTW, if you didn’t know, Lukoil is owned by the Russians – its a US division of one of their largest energy companies.
So, in addition to the Chinese and their lead-tainted everythings, add cruddy gas from the Russkies. Lower prices DO have their consequences.
Take THAT, Mikey C. MWHAHAHAHA
I got bad gas once.. and I was asked to leave the restuarant!!