With just four miles left in the tank, Malik pulled up to a Sunoco station, expecting a quick refuel, but instead, found himself at the center of a gas pump disaster.

Unaware that the previous customer had driven off with the hose still attached, leaving it broken but deceptively intact, Malik swiped his card, selected 93, and pulled the trigger, only for gas to start spraying everywhere from the top of the pump, all while his credit card continued to charge for every spilled drop.

Panicked, he ran to the teller for an emergency stop, but getting help took longer than expected.

Malik told Newsflare: "I’m definitely disputing this charge on my CC.”

I typically don’t do this, but I let my car get down to as little as four miles left in the tank. The first tank I pulled up to was at the Sunoco station in New Rochelle. I put my credit card in and started pumping gas, not realizing that it seemed like the person before me had driven off with the pump still in their car, leaving it broken but making it look normal. As soon as I pressed 93 and pulled the trigger to pump gas, it started spraying everywhere from the top! I ran to call the teller so he could do an emergency stop, but he didn’t realize the issue at first and took his time. At that point, I ran back to my car and started recording while waiting for him. When he finally noticed how serious it was, he pressed the emergency stop button, and that’s how it all went down!