7-Eleven

Not sure what the cashier’s name who works between 2 and 5pm but she’s an unnatural blonde, always on her phone, Rude & offers little service. Had a handful of stuff and my 2 year old. Never offered me a bag & actually helped the next person as I was still standing there juggling (2) 2 Liters, a gallon of milk, & two beers. It’s common sense & courtesy to automatically offer a customer a bag. Regardless if there’s a charge… It’s just plain inconsiderate.

Update! No change, still no receipt «See come in and stand in line so maybe you’ll but something while waiting in line for receipt.»
Want to clean your windshield while fueling? Best bring your own Windex and paper towels, no only is there no water in the squeegee thing, there’s no squeegee either.
Is there a minus star feature?

NOT that many of you live anywhere near Watsonville, or even necessarily know where it is. But it’s a little cow-​tipping town up near Gilroy… one of those places you drive through and wonder, «Who the heck lives here, and what in the world do they do for fun around here??»
So anyhow, if you ever find yourself lost in Watsonville and needing a 7-​Eleven, DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO *NOT* FOR THE LOVE OF GOD GO TO THIS ONE. The ONLY reason this place even gets one star is because I can’t post this review without selecting at least one. But it’s a negative one!
I was up in the area with church friends for a youth camp… and around 2AM, my two friends went down the mountain to look for food. They come across 7-​Eleven and buy hot dogs.
One guy proceeds to scream like a girl, and shows the other guy a little CURLY hair, deeply embedded into his hot dog. They conclude the hot dog was dropped on the ground, and nothing more, for their own sanity’s sake.
They ask the cashier guy for a refund, which he gives them, and he gives them two free drinks on the house. Soda is flat. Ketchup dispenser was crusty and old.
It’s like a Unilocal horror movie come true, I tell you. Be forewarned if you are ever lost in Watsonville. Do not enter.