You definitely aren't expected to tip pump employees in Oregon.
... but yeah, $15 plus tips for this game B)
Wait, really? I'm in WA, and I tip every time I go through there. I asked the first time whether it was appropriate to tip, and the guy was like "uhh, yeah!" so I've never asked again.
I’m sure it was much appreciated but it’s never expected.
Nah definitely not expected. They know they're a charity case as it is. Sometimes it's nice to tip if the weather is bad.
If they got the dates just right, I think the legalized it for a little bit during the pandemic. Also, you can pump your own gas in certain rural areas now.
Not true if your vehicle uses diesel.
I did used to have a diesel Winnebago, and did pump my own gas. It's the sort of loophole that causes the whole scheme to seem non-sensiscal.
Diesel is MUCH less flammable than gasoline. This actually supports the safety argument.