Other Fuel System Pump problems of the 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Leased my Grand Cherokee 2020. Drove the car twice. It wasn't even 24 hrs since I had the car, my car broke down the 2nd time I drove it (on a Friday). I was waiting on line for my sons graduation. It was a drive through graduation because of covid-19. I was the 1st on line and had 50 cars behind me. When I was asked to proceed my gear didnt shift. I turned the car off and tried restarting it and it didn't start. Had to get the car towed to a dealer. I was told id have to wait till Monday. Called Jeep to complain. I asked for a loaner and was told I had to pay for it. I find that insensitive, rude & unprofessional. It hadn't been 24 hrs that I had the car, I only had 88 miles on the car and I was being asked to pay for a loaner for a car that broke down because of a manufacture defect. Im assuming because I filed a complaint with Jeep, they pressed the dealer to look at the car ASAP. I received a call to say I ran out of gas. My gas indicator showed I had a half tank of gas. The fuel sending unit which sends a signal to the gas gauge on the dash, letting you know how much fuel is in your the tank wasn't working. The sending unit is integrated with the tank fuel pump & strainer. So both my fuel pumps need to change. The main fuel pump is on back order and I was told I could be waiting weeks or months for the pump to come in. I was told as long as I gas up my car every 200-250 miles I "should" be fine until the fuel tank comes in. I was very disappointed with Jeep customer service. Not only were they unapologetic but they did not try to find a way to accommodate me for a problem that they were responsible for. Sadly I just received this car on a 42 month lease. I have to wait for the car to be fixed and pray that I don't get stuck on the road again or any other problem arise. I wouldn't worry about my 42 month lease if I knew I could rely on their customer service.