Gas Station: What Attendants Do and How They Help

The attendant finds out what kind and how much gasoline you want. He then gets the pump ready for a new sale. The attendant takes out a long hose. He places the hose in your car's tank. As he squeezes the handle, gasoline pours into the tank. The attendant watches the numbers on the pump. The attendant also checks under the hood of your car. He looks to see if there is enough water in your radiator. All cars need oil. The attendant checks to see if there is enough oil in your car. Today's service station attendant knows exactly where and how to put oil in everybody's