While it is normal for fuel pumps to have credit card insertion slots to enable card payers to pay at the pump, why don't fuel pumps also have coin slots and Bill inserters like at vending machines so that cash payers can also pay at the pump?
I refueled at a gas station in a nearby small town that is closed on Sunday, but the pumps thankfully operate 24 hours for card holders.
I thought that If someone was almost out of gas and they only transacted with cash, they would be SOL because the store wasn't open.
And then I wondered why fuel pumps don't have coin and Bill slots that will allow cash payers to pay at the pump 24/7.
So why isn't paying at the pump 24/7 with cash a thing at pretty much any common gas pump? Why can't they be like vending machines with their own coin and Bill slots?