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Twitter and seems to have already started de mas: it has already been. The fun began. Welcome to the T Line at the ROJO GAS station on Route 1. This started a little early. They tell 6:00 TBU there is a lot of excitement for this free gas. You have free people – you have bonded people including a guy who has been here since 10:00 PM last time on NHTIG because of ERNIE – ERNIE BOCK JR. ISIV away from free gases. People can’t fill up until 7:00 a.m. people miso were willing to wait nine hours for the free Norwood S.GA Police here on screen and there’s a traffic picture in place. I’m starting to get a little nutty from here. We saw one car throw it back onto the 1st road and the parking lot was filled with cars trying to figure out where to go. People don’t want to miss out on an EEFR gas tank. >> I think it’s under a quarter tank. >> How much gas is in your car right now? >> ETY MP. >> How empty? >> The red line. >> I think he’d be crazy. There will be traffic. Matt: That’s the fear, you might have people trying to get gas. I keep saying Rojo. I spent a lot of time reporting in Texas. ITS I ROADSHOW- – Rojo. They serve free pastries and coffee for people in line. I don’t know if anyone would risk getting out of their car. DUGGAN ANTOINETTE, a lot of
Thousands of gallons of gas are given away for free at Norwood Gas Station
Updated: 11:28AM EDT Apr 1, 2022
In less than two hours on Friday, 7,000 gallons of free gasoline were delivered at a Norwood gas station thanks to a Massachusetts businessman. Drivers began lining up early Friday in the parking lot near the Rojo Irving gas station on Route 1, hours before the start of the promotion that began at 6:40 a.m. — 20 minutes earlier than planned. He was dispensing 7,000 gallons of gas in a gift he called “April Fuels,” but he increased the amount at least twice. , that’s crazy. So I started thinking, the gas is rising. It always goes up in the spring and summer, and I said, “Okay, I guess I should do something,” and here we are on April Fuel Day, “In total, about 500 motorists pumped out about 7,050 gallons of free gas worth about $30,000,” Bosch said. Several motorists started camping in the area on Thursday night.” Car driver Marty Scuba said: “I am retired, there is nothing else to do so I went out to get some free fuel. I heard about it last night, and I was shocked. Car driver Patrick Haynes said I live in Medfield, so I decided to get off, so I came here around 10pm, and I’m still here. A bag for Buck Bush, including Eric MacDonald, who ran out of fuel while standing in line. “I had three gallons in my car, so I thought, ‘Okay, I’ll take advantage of this,’ and I ran out immediately,” MacDonald said Bush paid for details to the police, and the traffic plan was ready, but not everyone was elated with the festivities. “I thought there would be clashes,” Murray’s granddaughter couldn’t go to the daycare because of the traffic on Washington Street, Murray said. “Someone got out and was going in the wrong direction at great speed,” Murray said. “I thought there was going to be a head-on (accident). It was just crazy.”
In less than two hours on Friday, 7,000 gallons of free gasoline were delivered at a Norwood gas station thanks to a Massachusetts businessman.
Drivers began lining up early Friday in the parking lot near the Rojo Irving gas station on Route 1, hours before the start of the promotion that began at 6:40 a.m. — 20 minutes earlier than planned.
Businessman Ernie Boch Jr. originally said he gave away 7,000 gallons of gas in a gift he called “April Fuel,” but later increased the amount at least twice.
“I was depositing a car for a friend of mine, and the numbers went to $107-$107 to fill up a car, and that’s crazy. So I started thinking, the fuel goes up. It always goes up in the spring and summer, and I said, ‘Well, I guess I have to do something,’ and lo and behold. We’re on April Fuel Day,” Bush said.
In all, about 500 motorists pumped about 7,050 gallons of free gas worth about $30,000.
Several motorists began camping in the area on Thursday night.
“I’m retired, there’s nothing else to do, so I went out to get some free gas,” said car driver Marty Scuba.
“I heard about it last night already, and I was shocked. I live in Medfield, so I decided to get off, so I came here around 10pm, and I’m still here,” said chauffeur Patrick Haines.
Several motorists pulled into the station with a nearly empty tank to get the biggest sack for a Buck Bush, including Eric MacDonald, who ran out of fuel while standing in line.
““I had three gallons in my car,” MacDonald said, so I thought, “Okay, I’ll take advantage of this,” and I ran straight away.
Boch paid for the police details, and the traffic plan was ready, but not everyone was happy with the festivities.
“You made such a mess in the neighborhood,” said resident Colin Murray.
Murray’s granddaughter couldn’t go to nursery school because of the traffic on Washington Street.
“I thought there would be clashes,” Murray said. “Someone got out and was going in the wrong direction at great speed,” Murray said. “I thought there was going to be a head-on (accident). It was just crazy.”
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