Oh please!
Don’t be a horses ass about this....
And DON’T MESS WITH MY WEB PAGE SAYING! ;)
Explain how it was stealing (and I’m serious here).....
I shop in a thrift store where things get mislabled and no one realizes it....
So they rush up to the counter with something they think is a buck. An honest belief, only to be told it was 10 bucks.
I’ve yet to see anyone buy it....
If you see a pump that says 33, I’d just think, “OK, it’s 33”. The vendor priced it.
If the pump says "$0.329" while the brightly-lit sign looming over the roadway says "$3.299" would you still think that?
I see ... and the station owner sells 586 gallons of gas at what is probably cost him $2.75 per gallon so nobody got hurt right?
Tell you what, you keep dancing through life like nobody's looking, I'll pass.
DON’T MESS WITH MY WEB PAGE SAYING
Then don't put it out there for the world to see how inconsistent you are.
a) The street sign says 3.29, not .329.
b) Being 90% off normal gasoline prices should tip off the common-sense meter that something is wrong.
The SIGN at the station clearly says the price is $3.299. So if the pump is incorrectly set to $0.329, but the sign clearly says $3.299, then the person who knowingly and deliberately pumps the gas to take advantage of an opportunity to obtain gas at approximately one-tenth of its price is stealing.
Just like my example with the X-Box. If you were buying a $329.95 X-box, (having looked at the price tag to verify the price) but the cashier rang it up for $3.29 it would be stealing to walk out of the store having paid only $3.29 for something you knew was priced at 100 times the amount.