Stop N Go

Better known as the Stop N Ghetto.
My gas prices app directed me to Stop N Go for the cheapest fuel in Greater Toledo. With prices teetering around $ 4.00, the $ 3.76 price tag was a welcome sight.
I pulled into the Stop N Go and went through the routine. The first machine had problems accepting my credit card at the pump. I drove to another vacant pump. No card swipe strips were located on any of the remaining machines. I went inside the store to prepay.
The clerks were shielded behind bulletproof glass. I passed my card under the window and said, «I’d like a full tank.» Normally, the clerk will process your card, then you pump and are all set. At the Stop N Ghetto, the clerk held on to my credit card and said we’d «settle up» once I finished pumping.
Weird.
The clerk took his dear time activating the fuel at the pump. I went back inside and was informed that since I paid with a credit card, Stop N Ghetto adds on an additional five cents per gallon. So, instead of $ 3.76 I was charged $ 3.81 per gallon.
What could I do? The gas was already in my car.
Begrudgingly, I signed the sales slip, retrieved my card, and high-​tailed it out of Toledo.