I recently moved to the area from out of state and a week ago stopped at this station for the first time, which is near my house, to get gas. While my friend was inside getting a lotto ticket, I noticed there was a car wash at this station. Today I returned to get gas and a car watch. Having never used a drive through car wash, I read the instructions and preceded into the contraption. I was not prepared for this thing to move my car and, startled, I accidentally removed my foot from the car's brake. The car was now covered in soap and the machine totally shut down. I parked, went in, and explained to the attendant that I had never used a drive through car wash and I thought I had done something wrong, but the kiosk did now say the car wash was out of service. He said I drove through and wasn't supposed to, so I offered to pay again in order to get the soap off my car. He was visually agitated and said he had to go see if he could fix the machine. About 5 minutes later, while standing outside waiting, he continued to berate me for improper use of the car wash and I reminded him that it was my first time using this type of car wash and I had started off by saying I had likely done something wrong. After once again offering to pay for another wash, he became verbally aggressive; loudly enough that everyone began looking in our direction. I then asked if he was willing to lose a new customer and he told me he was and I could go down the street to the more expensive car wash, which I did. Because my car was covered in soap and I was not allowed to use Mobil's car was again to get the soap off, upon turning into the lot of the other car wash, my car skid sideways and almost hit 2 other cars. When I got home, I spoke to my friend who was with me last week at this Mobil station and she asked, "don't you remember I had told you the guy at the counter who sold me the lotto ticket was so rude and acting as if I was inconveniencing him or requesting something bizarre when I got my lotto ticket". I had forgotten that and after describing the short, bald, possibly Hispanic man, she said, "yep, that's him". Needless to say, I will not be returning to this station, even though it is convenient to my house because I don't need to be humiliated by some miserable man who doesn't know how to treat others. read more