bp

"Un-mutable ads on gas pumps!!!"

"Accidentally left my lights on and my battery went dead. I was parked in the BP lot but not at the pump. I asked the employees inside if they could help me jump start my car and 2 out of 3 employees (supervisors) told me they didn’t want to help. The third employee didn’t have a car. I am a healthcare worker and I was on my way to see patients and I did not want to leave them waiting. The wait for a tow truck to jump me was 75 minutes. A customer getting gas was kind enough to help me. I was so appreciative. It took all of 2 minutes, if that, to get my car started. I hope those employees never ask for the kindness of a stranger and get turned away like that."

"much slower gas station in town. so you can get gas fast. In and Out quick"

"Pathetic"

"Meant in a good point of information way. With public libraries college libraries federal government offices like social security Medicare federal employment retirement and state and local government agencies all locked down in these covid times, it's important that businesses know that the public is in need of public Wi-Fi in that far from everybody lives where internet service is even available. The Wi-Fi I'm speaking of belongs to the subway in the BP on the Johnson Street station in Winona Minnesota. I'm not speaking of indoor Wi-Fi I'm speaking of Wi-Fi from a just gased up customer's vehicle out on the street. I say all this to say that in case it isn't obvious all government agencies force the public to accomplish anything and everything they need to do through Wi-Fi internet service. They don't answer their phones you might get a chat you might get them to call you back some days or weeks later no walking service no salvation but public Wi-Fi internet service. Try retiring as a Frontline postal service worker in these times with the federal agencies lockdown."