76 Gas Station

I don’t like to be called “bro” by anyone i don’t know, young man today chose that word for me, despite me being a woman. I thought that was rude honestly.

Came here for the RV dump station. We have a 30ft travel trailer. Driving in was really tight fit because of the concrete on both sides. Driving trailer coming in through Barstow wheels did go up on the curb. We did try adjusting but too tight. Next time we will come in through Clovis Ave. going north. Staff was very nice he happened to be on lunch so he had the closed sign up. He saw me so opened up so I can pay and grab the key from him. He also offered me some gloves. No fresh water and honestly I didn’t ask because we didn’t need any and I didn’t want to bother him. I already appreciated the help while closed.

15$ for an RV tank dump. They have a hose and the attendant offered me latex gloves. Easy enough to pull in on either side.

Went for the Rv dump it’s $15 not bad at all. The woman working was super nice a friendly.

With all gas stations self-service it isn't easy for the elderly or handicap folks to pump their gas. According to handicap rights, the self-serve associates are to help these people if they need assistance. Yet, most gas station attendants do not bother to help them. The associates at this 76 station are great human beings. They see a need and help. They've helped me on occasion and I've witnessed them helping others. Wonderful people. Down to Earth heroes of everyday life. Thank you.