The first time I saw that, my immediate reaction was to hit the screen. My second thought was to pour gas on it and light it on fire. I refuse to use any place that does this unless it is a last resort. It's not terribly common where I live (yet) but I assume it is becoming standard. It's enraging.
If that store goes under or decides to modernize, then I will effectively not have a choice to get fuel without ads.
It's really frustrating. I want to let competition and the market sort it out, but when there's no variation in the options there's no real competition.
The market will always conclude it can extract more money out of us if it shows us ads. It doesn't matter what we do. Paying for stuff just makes us even more valuable to advertisers.
Wish we could just ban this stuff straight up.
(Never tried that out and never will. Hand sanitizer has about 30 percent water and salt water will both short-circuit and corrode circuits.)