Gas Prices Drop to 1978 Levels After Manager Makes Decimal Error, Ends up Fired
Some heroes don’t wear capes. At least, that was the situation in the eyes of lucky California motorists who chanced into a reprieve from crushing gas prices under President Joe Biden. The manager of a Sacramento County…

Some heroes don’t wear capes.
At least, that was the situation in the eyes of lucky California motorists who chanced into a reprieve from crushing Gas Prices under President Joe Biden.
The manager of a Sacramento County gas station programmed the pumps to sell premium gasoline for 69 cents a gallon on Thursday.
John Susina didn’t realize that he had placed a decimal point in the wrong place when programming the pump, according to WRAL. As such, the gas sold for less than a dollar instead of its real intended price of $6.99.
Yes, that price isn’t the mistake: The gasoline was actually intended to sell for almost seven dollars a gallon.
Susina lost his job on Monday for the costly error.
“It was a mistake,” said the manager in an explanation.
“And I thought, this is a nightmare.”
The pumps were only misprogrammed for three hours, but the mistake cost the business $16,000.
Locals flocked to the Shell gas station to buy premium gas at a price they might have expected to pay when


