Wow! I don't ever leave the pump running until I am through and the receipt prints out. I see people put the nozzle in the intake and walk into the convenient store. Someone could easily grab it from their car and fill up theirs before the person gets back. Thanks. I told Bob. He said Try that in a small town. It won't happen here. I was reading about this the other day … in the comment section the most popular solution is to make sure you carry a box of matches … and if you feel helpless / threaten from these con artists … then say you want this? Okay, if you insist … then aim the gasoline nozzle in their direction and spray them and then tell them I got a match … then watch them run away from ya.. :whistle: I saw a video recently of a guy just spraying the gasoline on the wouldbe assailants. They even had guns but took off faster than you could imagine. Hospitals Refuse to Perform Gender and Hormonal Mutilations Even Where it is Legal. 'To protect themselves from criminal liability, they’ve just decided to not even risk it...': In some states that have not banned gender mutilation, including Missouri and North Dakota, the mutilation procedures have abruptly been halted because medical providers are wary of harsh liability possibilities from those same laws — one of multiple reasons that advocates say care has become harder to access even where it remains legal. Since last year, conservative lawmakers and governors have prioritized ending gender mutilation to protect children and adults. At least 22 states have now enacted laws restricting or banning gender and hormonal mutilation for minors. Medical institutions banning the mutilations cite a section of the law that increased the liability for providers. Under it, patients can sue for injury from the treatment until they turn 36, or even longer if the harm continues past then. The law gives the healthcare provider the burden of proving that the harm was not the result of hormones or puberty-blocking drugs. And the minimum damages awarded in such cases would be $500,000. “To protect themselves from criminal liability, they’ve just decided to not even risk it,” Stewart said.
