<human>: This happened a bit back, but here it goes:

I commute to school, and its about a 15 - 20 minute drive from where I live.  One day I was really low on cash and had to put gas in my car, so I put what I thought would be enough to get one more trip back and forth before I can get paid and fill it up properly.  I made it there no problem, and was about 1/4 of a mile away from my exit on the highway when the car sputtered and died.  I pulled over to the shoulder and went over my options.  Decided that I could walk to the gas station, get a gallons worth and everything would be fine.  Well, I get out of the car and realize that I didn't want to walk that far.  Mind you, its raining at this time.  So I go to go back in my car, and the door is locked with the keys in the ignition.  After about 15 minutes a stranger pulls up in his truck and without saying a word produces a gas can and goes to fill up my car when I stop him because...my gas tank cover has a lock because I had my gas siphoned a few times and the key for that is with the others in my car.  Parents finally came to help me out, and spilled gasoline all over me and the car.

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<bot>: Had no gas for 16 mile trip, ran out on parkway, locked self out of car in rain, declined a strangers help because the gas tank was locked, got gasoline accidentally poured all over me by parents