not really FedEx- specific ~ do you tell a person they have a flat tire?

[freelabor]

I was at a gas station once and a woman was getting ready to put diesel in her Toyota Camry. I couldn't stand by and NOT say anything. She was Indian and didn't realize the color of the handle meant anything.

Makes you wonder if you hadnt said anything, would she still try to pump diesel even if the nozzle wouldnt fit the gas tank lol.

 

[HomeDelivery]

i've been trained to drop-n-run ~

http://www.vineroulette.com/v/Ups-d...foreianswerws-ups-brown-loop-gone-hgnu6UJ73Wa


so in my bubble of goodness, the people here are nicer than the average ghetto

she saw my uniform, so she wanted to know why

we did some small chat, like how gas prices will spike just because it's Jesus' ressurection

remind me not to let you know you have a flat tire & just let you shred it up on the highway...

 

[HomeDelivery]

Makes you wonder if you hadnt said anything, would she still try to pump diesel even if the nozzle wouldnt fit the gas tank lol.

ah, but you know with the increase of passenger Diesel powered vehicles out there, and especially the dodge /freightliner diesel sprinters... you need the narrow fuel nozzle..

 

[oldngray]

If you see someone has a flat tire just tell them. That is just common courtesy. No need or reason to rant about anything.

 

[HomeDelivery]

wow, you guys don't get it that we were standing by our vehicles waiting for the fuel pumps to top off our vehicles... it's like you have blinders on

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Telling them once is a courtesy.

Telling the repeatedly is badgering.

What part of that do you not understand?


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[1BROWNWRENCH]

My driver's customers are not shy about telling them something is wrong with their PC even when there isn't. Brake lights don't work, low tire, etc.

 

[prodriver]

No good deed goes unpunished.