Imagine you're driving across state lines, and you are running low on fuel. You pull off the road, coast into a gas station, and you start opening the door only to have it swung close in a moment. Before you can react, a stranger leans in with a smile and tells you to sit tight; he’ll handle it. Welcome to New Jersey, the only state in the country where pumping your own gas is illegal. Instead, every gas station employs dedicated attendants, known as "pump jockeys," whose sole job is to fill your car for you.
