I was in dire need for a chocolate fix, so I walked down to the petrol station that is about five minutes from my house.
Upon getting there, I see that a lady is having a little car trouble. Her car appears to have sprung a MAJOR petrol leak. It was so bad that they actually had to close the forecourt, and several employees were pouring as much sand as they could on top of the petrol.
A couple of good samaritans helped the lady push her car into a parking spot away from the forecourt, but the leak is still going on, so it has made a trail of petrol from the pumps to the parking space, and a massive puddle has formed under the car. Seriously, the leak was THAT bad.
The lady is stood by her car, as one of the good samaritans bravely takes a look at the leak...
...she lights up a cigarette.
One of the employees who was pouring sand on the ground actually screamed "WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING?!?!?"
The lady, completely oblivious, huffed and took a few steps away from her car. The employee ran over with the sand bucket.
Employee: NO! PUT THE CIGARETTE IN THE BUCKET! NOW!
She huffed again. The good samaritan turned to her and said "You're on your own now lady" and walked off.
I decided to walk to another store for my chocolate fix. I didn't want to risk her blowing me up.
Upon getting there, I see that a lady is having a little car trouble. Her car appears to have sprung a MAJOR petrol leak. It was so bad that they actually had to close the forecourt, and several employees were pouring as much sand as they could on top of the petrol.
A couple of good samaritans helped the lady push her car into a parking spot away from the forecourt, but the leak is still going on, so it has made a trail of petrol from the pumps to the parking space, and a massive puddle has formed under the car. Seriously, the leak was THAT bad.
The lady is stood by her car, as one of the good samaritans bravely takes a look at the leak...
...she lights up a cigarette.
One of the employees who was pouring sand on the ground actually screamed "WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING?!?!?"
The lady, completely oblivious, huffed and took a few steps away from her car. The employee ran over with the sand bucket.
Employee: NO! PUT THE CIGARETTE IN THE BUCKET! NOW!
She huffed again. The good samaritan turned to her and said "You're on your own now lady" and walked off.
I decided to walk to another store for my chocolate fix. I didn't want to risk her blowing me up.

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