I'll confess that I could not have imagined that one could offer surveying services as a drive-though product. I'm uncertain who is responsible for this operation since the office was apparently closed for lunch when I saw it today, but though a window one could make out the outlines of all the standard equipment one might think would be required for a drive-though surveying office. Several 300 ft. fiberglass tapes hung on the wall and some unopened boxes of P-K nails lurked beneath a desk.
Apparently, the old gas pump is a gimmick to lure clients ("I'm sorry, we're out of gasoline at the moment, but we are having a special on survey maps today."), Right next to it is an ATM machine for the convenience of clients who forgot to bring cash.
Well, I'd hazard a guess if you said it was in Oklahoma...
That's a nice pump.
Andy Nold, post: 375264, member: 7 wrote: Well, I'd hazard a guess if you said it was in Oklahoma...
Nah, if it were Oklahoma we would have already stolen the pump.
paden cash, post: 375270, member: 20 wrote: Nah, if it were Oklahoma we would have already stolen the pump.
If it were in OK, why would you steal your own pump?
Kent got a new office!
I'm so happy for you.
Glad to see when others succeed!
Nate
Don't they have drive through liquor stores in Tejas as well? So not that much a stretch. In Canada I was a bit surprised to see Government liquor stores where you could get your marriage license at the same time. How convenient.
