It happened in Wilmington, N.C., it happened again in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisc., but when it happened in Lyons, Wisc., something else happened:
Diesel fuel was on heavy discount at a rural Wisconsin convenience store – just 59 cents a gallon.
That is, until the owner discovered he had left off the other $3 while changing the price in his computer.
Mohinder Singh estimates 50 to 75 customers took advantage of the mistake at his Lyons Shell Plaza last weekend, costing him more than $4,000. …
Eighteen-year-old Jordan Koster knew something was wrong when he filled his pickup’s 30-gallon tank for only $10. He told his father, and his father advised him to make things right.
The teen stopped Monday and paid the full amount.
Jordan has a good daddy. Shame on the other drivers.
