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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/30/2008 Posts: 6,029
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MaichBlack wrote:mawinder wrote:True.I can tell you that a sharp pump attendant in a busy station can earn as much as 150k a month through deals.I have worked as one and that was one of the breakthrough in my life. mawinder wrote:No.The station I worked in was busier and there is a day I made 240k in one day and the accounts balanced. Having known all the tricks in the book,I can tell you for sure it is the best and most professionally run station in Kenya in my opinion.They never steal from customers and their pumps are well calibrated. Haki wewe @mawinder unadangayaga sisi sana!!! Naomaba serikali and mapastor wa chot waingilie kati huyu @mawinder apunguze uongo!!! Tufanye hesabu. Assuming you worked a 10 hour shift with absolutely no breaks, you would work for 10 * 60 minutes = 600 minutesAssuming you took 3 minutes flat to serve every customer [including drive in, drive out, nikuwekee ngapi, open tank etc. etc.] you would serve 600 / 3 = 200 customers! Now, if you stole 240,000/= in a day, you would need to steal 240,000 / 200 = Kshs. 1,200/= per customer [Hata wale wana fuel 500/=  ]  Wacha rongo tafadhali!!! Unless you want to change the story and tell us you stole a tanker full of fuel! I made the money from trailers after bribing the supervisor to assign me the diesel pump for heavy commercial vehicles.Luck was on my side as trailers headed to DRC decided to fuel and the drivers and loaders did not understand Kiswahili or English,I had a field day and to cap it all they paid in dollars.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,838
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mawinder wrote:MaichBlack wrote:mawinder wrote:True.I can tell you that a sharp pump attendant in a busy station can earn as much as 150k a month through deals.I have worked as one and that was one of the breakthrough in my life. mawinder wrote:No.The station I worked in was busier and there is a day I made 240k in one day and the accounts balanced. Having known all the tricks in the book,I can tell you for sure it is the best and most professionally run station in Kenya in my opinion.They never steal from customers and their pumps are well calibrated. Haki wewe @mawinder unadangayaga sisi sana!!! Naomaba serikali and mapastor wa chot waingilie kati huyu @mawinder apunguze uongo!!! Tufanye hesabu. Assuming you worked a 10 hour shift with absolutely no breaks, you would work for 10 * 60 minutes = 600 minutesAssuming you took 3 minutes flat to serve every customer [including drive in, drive out, nikuwekee ngapi, open tank etc. etc.] you would serve 600 / 3 = 200 customers! Now, if you stole 240,000/= in a day, you would need to steal 240,000 / 200 = Kshs. 1,200/= per customer [Hata wale wana fuel 500/= ] Wacha rongo tafadhali!!! Unless you want to change the story and tell us you stole a tanker full of fuel! I made the money from trailers after bribing the supervisor to assign me the diesel pump for heavy commercial vehicles.Luck was on my side as trailers headed to DRC decided to fuel and the drivers and loaders did not understand Kiswahili or English,I had a field day and to cap it all they paid in dollars. Still doesn't add up because it takes forever for a trailer to drive into the fueling point, fuel and drive off! You would have to steal a fuel tanker drive it to Eastleigh and sell all the fuel wholesale to make 240k in a day! But having made my point, I rest my case!!! Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/9/2008 Posts: 5,389
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No one should ever take Mawinder seriously with his wild tales on all topics ranging from Artcaffe, to VX to petrol etc etc.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/30/2008 Posts: 6,029
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MaichBlack wrote:mawinder wrote:MaichBlack wrote:mawinder wrote:True.I can tell you that a sharp pump attendant in a busy station can earn as much as 150k a month through deals.I have worked as one and that was one of the breakthrough in my life. mawinder wrote:No.The station I worked in was busier and there is a day I made 240k in one day and the accounts balanced. Having known all the tricks in the book,I can tell you for sure it is the best and most professionally run station in Kenya in my opinion.They never steal from customers and their pumps are well calibrated. Haki wewe @mawinder unadangayaga sisi sana!!! Naomaba serikali and mapastor wa chot waingilie kati huyu @mawinder apunguze uongo!!! Tufanye hesabu. Assuming you worked a 10 hour shift with absolutely no breaks, you would work for 10 * 60 minutes = 600 minutesAssuming you took 3 minutes flat to serve every customer [including drive in, drive out, nikuwekee ngapi, open tank etc. etc.] you would serve 600 / 3 = 200 customers! Now, if you stole 240,000/= in a day, you would need to steal 240,000 / 200 = Kshs. 1,200/= per customer [Hata wale wana fuel 500/= ] Wacha rongo tafadhali!!! Unless you want to change the story and tell us you stole a tanker full of fuel! I made the money from trailers after bribing the supervisor to assign me the diesel pump for heavy commercial vehicles.Luck was on my side as trailers headed to DRC decided to fuel and the drivers and loaders did not understand Kiswahili or English,I had a field day and to cap it all they paid in dollars. Still doesn't add up because it takes forever for a trailer to drive into the fueling point, fuel and drive off! You would have to steal a fuel tanker drive it to Eastleigh and sell all the fuel wholesale to make 240k in a day! But having made my point, I rest my case!!! Visit a border town in western kenya and observe keenly from a distance what goes on in the independent stations,you will know what I am talking about.There is a lot to be learnt!!!!
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/24/2007 Posts: 111 Location: Afrique
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Unless I am in my neighbourhood fuel station where we are on first names basis with the attendants, I have to briefly step out of the car to state the amount of fuel I need. That way, they just have to zero the meter. Now onto to a pet peeve of mine, why are fuel doors on the passenger side of Japanese cars?Most American cars have the fuel doors on the driver side for convenience while fuelling. It is a curious fact that of all the illusions that beset mankind, none is quite as curious as that tendency to suppose that we are mentally and morally superior to those who differ from us in opinion.
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/1/2010 Posts: 518 Location: kandara, Murang'a
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sumuni wrote:Unless I am in my neighbourhood fuel station where we are on first names basis with the attendants, I have to briefly step out of the car to state the amount of fuel I need. That way, they just have to zero the meter.
Now onto to a pet peeve of mine, why are fuel doors on the passenger side of Japanese cars?Most American cars have the fuel doors on the driver side for convenience while fuelling. I think its the Opposite. My ford has the tank on the passenger side and its annoying. Wipers on the left too. Oh now that I say it.. its cos sterring is on the other side... Foresight..
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/24/2007 Posts: 111 Location: Afrique
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gatoho wrote:sumuni wrote:Unless I am in my neighbourhood fuel station where we are on first names basis with the attendants, I have to briefly step out of the car to state the amount of fuel I need. That way, they just have to zero the meter.
Now onto to a pet peeve of mine, why are fuel doors on the passenger side of Japanese cars?Most American cars have the fuel doors on the driver side for convenience while fuelling. I think its the Opposite. My ford has the tank on the passenger side and its annoying. Wipers on the left too. Oh now that I say it.. its cos sterring is on the other side... Must be a reason why this little fuel door inconvenience is there in most cars. Anyone in the know? It is a curious fact that of all the illusions that beset mankind, none is quite as curious as that tendency to suppose that we are mentally and morally superior to those who differ from us in opinion.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 10/9/2006 Posts: 1,502
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Damn it!!! When I'm around I mostly fuel in a particular Station where we know each other due to excellent personal service. Huwa nasema jaza. But always wondering why full tank is more than obvious . Mr Mawinder umepatikana work to prosper
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2012 Posts: 5,222
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jaggernaut wrote:No one should ever take Mawinder seriously with his wild tales on all topics ranging from Artcaffe, to VX to petrol etc etc. and 'downloading' once a week Conman from ukambani
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/30/2008 Posts: 6,029
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Mukiri wrote:jaggernaut wrote:No one should ever take Mawinder seriously with his wild tales on all topics ranging from Artcaffe, to VX to petrol etc etc. and 'downloading' once a week Conman from ukambani If you value your family,stop the unwarranted attacks,as there are many options including but not limited to legal action.
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