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C'mon we should brainstorm this.

For nostalgia purposes. It seems a waste to have perfectly good phone booths everywhere with nobody ever using them.

Edit: example: a lot of people don't know that Telstra phone booths will take incoming calls. You can call one phone booth from another phone booth for example. Could be an interesting way to organise some kind of ... alternate reality game.

C'mon we should brainstorm this. For nostalgia purposes. It seems a waste to have perfectly good phone booths everywhere with nobody ever using them. Edit: example: a lot of people don't know that Telstra phone booths will take incoming calls. You can call one phone booth from another phone booth for example. Could be an interesting way to organise some kind of ... alternate reality game.

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In Australia when we fill up with petrol (gas) we just start pumping into our car. Then we go into the store and pay for it.

In US you have to first go into the store and prepay for petrol (gas), then fill up your car and then go back into store to fix up the difference.

Why is there a difference?

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Varies from place to place. In nicer places you pump and pay. In other areas it's as you describe.

Though mostly you pay at the pump. And then pay again inside if you want something else.

But yes, the difference is the demographics.