You don’t know anxiety until you see somebody light a cigarette at a gas station pump.
And with all of the issues going on with gas here in the southeast, this is not the kind of anxiety people need right now.
However, according to Citrus County Chronicle, one Citrus County, Florida, man decided he needed to knock off the edge and light a cigarette as he drive away from the local Texaco station… with four 5-gallon gas cans in the back of his truck.
Yep, he got into his Hummer, lit himself a little cowboy killer, and poof…
The Hummer lit up faster than a junkie’s spoon.
I mean seriously, what was the guy thinking? Filling your truck up gasoline and then sparking a light? How can anyone possibly be that stupid?
And oh course, this happened in Florida. Beautiful state, beautiful beaches, of course you got Disney World down there… but every damn story on the internet comes out of Florida. Every damn one. Florida Man, you never cease to amaze me.
But on the bright side, he won’t have to worry about the gas shortage anymore…
STOP HOARDING GAS: Hummer with four 5-gallon containers filled with gasoline in the back destroyed in fire outside Florida gas station #BecauseFlorida https://t.co/hTkZuve4Zz pic.twitter.com/DbrbS5WKjX
— Billy Corben (@BillyCorben) May 13, 2021
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Government Warns Not To Fill Plastic Bags With Gasoline Because People Are Idiots
It seems gas isn’t the only thing we’re experiencing a shortage of these days. Apparently a lot of people are missing some common sense too.
After a cyberattack shut down the Colonial Pipeline and disrupted the supply of gasoline to the south and the east coast, gas stations across the area are running out of gas and Americans started doing what Americans always do when they hear there’s a shortage of something:
Panic buying.
Pictures and videos have already started popping up from around the southeast of people hoarding gas – even in states where the supply isn’t impacted by the Colonial Pipeline outage.
Now, some are just showing up to the pump with a car full of gas cans, which is an asshole move on its own because it’s shit like this that creates shortages in the first place.
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I don't know who needs to hear this, but the only #GasShortage2021 will be caused by morons like these panic hoarding gas. STOP IT. pic.twitter.com/P3MyRxBC9x
— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) May 12, 2021
But some people are taking it to a whole new level, filling up plastic barrels.
Do not be this person. #gasshortage pic.twitter.com/R2eZmAdDhS
— ZR (@ZR_dude) May 11, 2021
Or farm water tanks.
Now this don't make no damn sense 🤦🏿♀️🤦🏿♀️ #gasshortage pic.twitter.com/zNxULceUMj
— Demetria (@demetriad5369) May 11, 2021
Or trash cans.
I keep my gas in the 10$ trashcans from Walmart like a responsible American pic.twitter.com/qp5P2digzj
— 私はあなたにの話をしたことがありますか (@DarhplagusDawis) May 12, 2021
Or even plastic storage bins.
Well that explains the gas shortage pic.twitter.com/VyWgLwl0EI
— Keith (@phillyindiefan) May 12, 2021
But as if these aren’t bad enough, a video started making its rounds of a woman filling up PLASTIC BAGS full of gas.
Oh, shit. #gasshortage? Better pick up a couple extra bags. pic.twitter.com/a09ue2eQfK
— Fiendishly Yours, (@FiendishlyYours) May 11, 2021
Don’t put gas in plastic bags.
Do not fill plastic bags with gasoline.
— US Consumer Product Safety Commission (@USCPSC) May 12, 2021
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission went on to explain the danger of gas igniting when it’s stored in unapproved containers, because this is apparently a thing that we need to warn people about right now.
The fact that this has to be said… https://t.co/oIaUcwjX6W
— Angie Thomas (@angiecthomas) May 12, 2021
And with the way people are acting right now, it’s probably best to just put out a gentle reminder anyway: Don’t be like this lady.






