All the bumps were closed and say 'pump stopped' when we get there at 9:30pm, and there was…read moreabsolutely no one. They aren't supposed to close until 10pm. Idk if they're close permanently.

Ok. I didn't think that I can even rate a gas station because come on, it's a gas station. What can…read morereally be good or bad about a gas station? We go there, get gas and leave, right? Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. Prior to BP opening, another outdated gas station was here, I don't even think it had a convenience store. Fast forward to this year, BP opens up, replacing the antiquated pumping stations with brand new ones that even have a small tv. I thought to myself, "great, it's on the way to work and home, location is good, set in a nice little neighborhood". They even put in a brightly lit convenience store which was also a plus. A couple of cons I noticed about this station were it's not open 24/7, there's no light next to the pumping stations and there's no overhang. So essentially at 7pm in the evening on a rainy day, you'll be pumping gas in the dark and getting wet. I don't know if they plan on fixing these issues but they really should. Fast forward to yesterday. I go to the gas station to fill up my tank. I proceed to pay at the pump, select the gas type, insert the nozzle and start pumping gas. I tried to adjust the tiny lever under the actual pump handle itself so I wouldn't have to hold the gas pump as its filling my tank. As I'm trying to adjust it, the pump just detaches from the nozzle and gasoline starts gushing out everywhere, DRENCHING ME and my car. Still slightly in shock at what the heck just happened, I walk into the store to explain this to the clerk, who barely speaks English. I wasn't even going to try to argue my case at that point because it would've gotten me nowhere. The clerk proceeds to pump my gas and over fills it because the little 'click' didn't go off signaling that my tank was full. There was so much gas in my tank that the excess was literally flowing out. Yup. That happened at this gas station.