7-Eleven

Go to Gas station down the road, Bill is graveyard shift real prick type of guy with demeanor that everyone but him is a complete dick.
First occasion
After entering I asked how his night was going and receiving no response, just as though machine was looking at me. First purchase was two bags of potato. As I was selecting a product I notice a regular covering food from else where with Chili and Cheese which is labeled FREE with no little verbiage of with nacho chip purchase. I have worked for 7 Eleven before, there’s often no concern as a franchise with buying alternative bag of nachos other than small bin containers and using them with Chili and Cheese. In fact 7 eleven waste tons of chili and cheese often and it’s good way to allow costumer to feel welcome since this product doesn’t get much value to these convenience stores anyway. After attempting to due so he loudly with diss-​frustration demanding that I can’t do that, despite the last costumer, and that he would charge me double despite the fact I already paid. Even after asking why it says free he said I had to purchase the chips then why doe it not say that what is the intent of putting free if it requires a particular purchase if not specified.
Second occasion
I pulled in to check see if another employee works other night shift’s too was not comfortable seeing him again. How ever I decided may be he was just not feeling it that night. Sure enough he was not worthy of a second chance. This time I tested him by dropping 4 dollars on floor, walked by me picked it up sighed then attempted to communicate with customers as he walked back be hind counter with it. At this point I stopped him said did you just picked up
my money off ground. Instead acknowledging me or/​and handing it over he asked how much was their as if 4 dollars with only one other customer who did not walk by that area and me standing next to it would be attempting to get free lost money. After telling him the amount he said he didn’t know who it was and has to bring it behind counter and I stated you could’ve asked me when I was standing their rather than walking around the isle as if I was not there. He acted like I was high schooler just in there to waste his time rather than out of state customer bring money to his business. Was no sign of sincerity complete lack of responsible expression just some dude about to hit mid life crisis who can’t get a better job then working behind a counter.
I must say as some one who’s looking to move into the area this was horrible sign and I would hope and image youth will pick up on his ignorant demeanor and out of spite will use the five figure discount more readily and this behavior often can encourage beer runs rather than make more constructed by being intimidating. I hope he is removed sooner than later or he lets others get best of him and leaves because that’s the reaction to operating in business as if your perspective triumphs the costumer. I will not be using this location during his hours from here forth.

Summer lovin’, had me a blast
Summer lovin’, happened so fast…
Nothing like that song from Grease to get me in a summer mood. And summer means a few trips to 7-​Eleven for Slurpees. It brings back so many fond childhood memories of hanging out at the 7-​Eleven back in the day. That place was the epicenter of small town life. A couple blocks from the high school on the main drag. Cars slowly cruising by… teens showing off their new ride/​clothes/​date/​hair (this was the 80s and hair was FIERCE). Everyone checking each other out… ah, the memories.
This 7-​Eleven is pretty decent and busy at all hours of the day and night. Especially if you go on July 11^th (7 – 11) and they are handing out free (small) Slurpees. I know they offer a ton of different flavors, but I am true to my Coca-​Cola Classic. I am the master of the pour, tap, tap, pour, top on, tap, tap, pour technique.