Gas Station Camera Captures Customers Dancing

Several gas station customers showed off their dance moves, hoping to get a few bucks knocked off their tab.

Inflation, when it does occur, touches basically everyone, in one way or another. The price of nearly everything has increased within the last couple of years. Consumers have witnessed the price of eggs, meat and even butter swell considerably. Unfortunately, a gallon of gasoline has been another in a long line of items that have been impacted.

So, to help people trying to make their hard-earned money go a little further, one gas station came up with a unique idea. They placed a sign on their door informing them of how to earn $5, and possibly $10 off their gasoline bill.

In a video on TikTok, a sign on a convenience store window reads, “TODAY ONLY: DO A SILLY DANCE WALKING IN. IF WE LIKE IT - $5 GAS FREE ON US. $10 IF WE REALLY LIKE IT.”

It’s a win-win, right? If the customers participated and could move with a bit of rhythm, they’d likely save themselves some money. The customers' moves would also make for some pretty good entertainment, which they certainly did, as the video so hilariously shows. 

The video begins with an older gentleman not really dancing but more walking into the convenience store waving his hands back and forth. At about the 10-second mark, a young guy enters the store wiggling his shoulders. As he reaches the counter, he begins shaking his rear end in the cashier's direction.

Next, a woman enters the store and immediately gets in on the act. She throws her hands up in the air and waves her hips back and forth as she rhythmically makes her way to the check-out counter. 

It’s unclear who received $5 off and which customers impressed the employees enough to earn a $10 discount. But one thing is for sure: those dance moves are priceless! 

Jeremiah 31:13 “Then the virgin will have joy in the dance, and the young men and the old will be glad: for I will have their weeping turned into joy, I will give them comfort and make them glad after their sorrow.”