-10 Speedway convenience stores

[alabasterjar]

How many points was the gift card. I have like 98000 points may be time to redeem

Should be enough for a Snickers or Gatorade

 

[alabasterjar]

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Some of y'all are wound too tight.

Nah...I stopped buying gas at local Shell stations for the same reason...I have a wife, 4 kids, 8 employees and (it feels like) 8 bosses; I have plenty of people yelling at me all day long. The last thing I want is a screen yelling at me while I pump gas.

 

[pute62]

I offer points to people on armslist for their over priced ****, some have actually thought about it. Trolling at its finest

 

[1775usmarine]

How many points was the gift card. I have like 98000 points may be time to redeem

Should be 30k points for a $25 card

 

[68NOVA]

One does not simply trade speedyness for products and or services rendered...

 

[Tactically Fat]

Try going to that Speedway before 6 AM... the crowd is pretty sparse but interesting. That's a great time and location to fulfill all of your used sneaker and drill buying needs or to listen to some entertaining stories before being propositioned for gas money.

This particular Speedway is a palace compared to the one at Hartman and Pendleton Pike. And the one at like 4550 N Shadeland. That one on the Pike is interesting. At all hours of the day.

 

[femurphy77]

Until we build the moat!

Build a wall and make Speedway (IN) pay for it!!!!

 

[WebSnyper]

I really should find out what my point balance is. I don't know if they expire or not, but I probably had a crap ton at one time. Mostly get my gas a Kroger now, but I still get it at Speedway occasionally.

They do expire. Don't remember the details but they do. In the past I emailed them and they reapplied my expired points so that was good. I hardly ever go there anymore and only really went during the summer for their fountain drink specials.

DoggyMama and I used to take both vehicles. I'd swipe the card, she'd fill her vehicle, then lay the hose on the ground and I'd pull up and fill mine. Sometimes I'd have the boat tanks with me too. I think it's supposed to be limited to 25 gallons, but I've never seen that enforced.

https://www.kroger.com/fuelfaqs

Kroger does cut off the discount: "Fuel points apply to a maximum of 35 gallons on one purchase of fuel at a Kroger Fuel Center or Shell gas station." and I have had it happen. When my daughter or son are home from school, if I have a decent amount of points (and usually do when they are home due to extra groceries) I will usually arrange for one of them to take a vehicle up along with mine and it cuts off at 35 gallons.

I usually buy most of my fuel at Rickers (now owned by GetGo) as they have rewards and if you are signed up with their payment source you get additional discounts.

 

[jagee]

This particular Speedway is a palace compared to the one at Hartman and Pendleton Pike. And the one at like 4550 N Shadeland. That one on the Pike is interesting. At all hours of the day.

I stopped for gas there before returning a Uhaul truck after I moved. Guy wanted me to help him out and go pick up a patio table and chairs from the garage sale around the corner for him and deliver it to his house since he "ain't got no truck" - i declined because I "didn't want the extra miles on my rental"

 

[johntheplinker]

Try going to that Speedway before 6 AM... the crowd is pretty sparse but interesting. That's a great time and location to fulfill all of your used sneaker and drill buying needs or to listen to some entertaining stories before being propositioned for gas money.

Sounds like the kind of place the late night Walmart "shoppers" go to on their way home.

Gave up on the hit or miss coffee on the road some years ago. The "good" coffee shops were an objection to my wallet.

I brew a pot that goes in a thermos and travel mug before I leave. It's normally doctored up a bit, bulletproof style. A smaller package rides on the bike, along with water bottles.



- Who hasn't gone 90 on 465?

This is what I do. My cheapie Mr. Coffee makes better java than about any gas station coffee I've ever had, takes all of 10 minutes to brew a pot and I can adjust it for my personal preferences.

 

[femurphy77]

Sounds like the kind of place the late night Walmart "shoppers" go to on their way home.



This is what I do. My cheapie Mr. Coffee makes better java than about any gas station coffee I've ever had, takes all of 10 minutes to brew a pot and I can adjust it for my personal preferences.

WHY DO YOU HATE CAPITALISM??????????????????????????????

 

[Vigilant]

Build a wall and make Speedway (IN) pay for it!!!!

show me where anything inside the circle got paid for, and I’ll Trump the F about Speedway paying for the moat.

 

[rkwhyte2]

Stopped in my local Speedway for the spouses smokes and they were installing the new coffee machines. I told the gal behind the counter that I couldn't believe they were installing those and that the coffee business would dry up. She said yep it's the end of an era.

 

[CampingJosh]

One small upside: the nonprofit where I work is being given a couple of the old coffee machine that they are taking out.

 

[IndyBeerman]

DoggyMama and I used to take both vehicles. I'd swipe the card, she'd fill her vehicle, then lay the hose on the ground and I'd pull up and fill mine. Sometimes I'd have the boat tanks with me too. I think it's supposed to be limited to 25 gallons, but I've never seen that enforced.

It's a 25 gallon limit, and if you get more than 25 it automatically adjusts the price once you hit 25, just does not show it on the pump. Me and the late wife used to routinely do this since she only had a 12.5 gallon tank. I think I currently have 36,000+ points that I need to start using to my advantage.

 

[gunsisgood]

Our speedway lost my business after installing pumps that yell advertisements at me the entire time I'm at the pump.

REALLY stupid idea!

 

[Nazgul]

This thread reminds me of how several years ago, Burger King used to have a coffee machine next to the soft drink dispenser.
The coffee was drinkable, and refills were free.

My better half and I would go in there often for coffee, and ALWAYS ended up ordering food too.

THEN Burger King did away with that, and started selling coffee called "Seattle's Best" at the counter by the cup.
It was TERRIBLE coffee and expensive.
I always called it "Seattle's Worst".

So we stopped going to Burger King for the most part, except to eat there now and then.

Our BK is the exception. Early mornings on the way to work, 6:30 ish, there are 2 older ladies working. They are very fast, courteous and the coffee is good/fresh. The other BK not so much.

They aren't afraid to wish me a "Blessed Day" .

Don

 

[femurphy77]

Our BK is the exception. Early mornings on the way to work, 6:30 ish, there are 2 older ladies working. They are very fast, courteous and the coffee is good/fresh. The other BK not so much.

They aren't afraid to wish me a "Blessed Day" .

Don