CYURE GOES TO NC!! 9/26/26

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I’ve never had the problem with people at gas stations because of the rule of no pumping your own gas. The gas attendants will pretty much get in your vehicle and move it if you aren’t out in time, I’ve seen gas attendants get pissed at people for coming out a minute after the pump ended, so most get filled up and then park in a space and go in, or reversed.
You live in the only US state (New Jersey) where people are not allowed to pump their own gas. A very unique situation.
 
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I’ve never had the problem with people at gas stations because of the rule of no pumping your own gas. The gas attendants will pretty much get in your vehicle and move it if you aren’t out in time, I’ve seen gas attendants get pissed at people for coming out a minute after the pump ended, so most get filled up and then park in a space and go in, or reversed.
NJ is the only state where having an attendant pump your gas is still a thing… your state is the exception not the rule.
 
We are home! So we left when I posted that picture and this is our time home. I’m tired. I’ll figure out the hours later.

After we get unpacked my husband said he will download the pictures for me so I can start marking my favorites and he can start editing.

This was a whirlwind, but so worth it. It was an amazing event and I hope they do similar events in different parts of the country going forward.

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Hi Peeps. I had my husband grab a few pictures for me real quick. The bulk of them will come later.

This first one, I was stunned! Stunned!

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@Jamie@ScoutMotors was kind enough to introduce us to the man himself, Scott Keogh. I told him how this was our 4th trip to see the concepts and after this trip out our total miles traveling to see the concepts was 4,170 miles and he hugged me! 🥰
 
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Now the group of forum members that were there at that time got to meet Scott and speak to him for a few minutes. He was very generous with his time as he wa walking through the display hall.

He was kind enough to take a picture with all of us. I won’t point out any forum names. I will let them introduce themselves if they are so inclined.

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Next we have a group picture with our fearless leader here on the hub, @Jamie@ScoutMotors. Thank you so much Jamie for everything this weekend. For your time and speaking with us.

I can’t recommend going to an event enough. The people you meet, and the conversations about all things Scout are just next level.

Again, I will let any forum members who want to introduce themselves do that if they so choose.

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Next we have the man himself, Chris Benjamin. Thank you so much for your time, and letting me hop up on the platform and get a picture with you and Mountainside! She may not be my build, but boy is she beautiful.

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Next we have a group picture with our fearless leader here on the hub, @Jamie@ScoutMotors. Thank you so much Jamie for everything this weekend. For your time and speaking with us.

I can’t recommend going to an event enough. The people you meet, and the conversations about all things Scout are just next level.

Again, I will let any forum members who want to introduce themselves do that if they so choose.

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Take stab at this, from left to right: @nolen, @cyure, @Jamie@ScoutMotors, @J Alynn , @maynard