7-Eleven

Savan Alavan you really disappointed me with dos HawtDawgs. They were newt greesy enough. And dem iceeeees were warm and like flavared water. In like it ¹³⁄₇₈. I think my cashier was blind, he took as long as it been as the Dino’s extinction

I purchased a washingtontimes newspaper and a washingtonpost newspaper when I visited this 711 convenience store near the tenleyttown-​american university stop less than a few weeks ago, the workers were nice and I felt appreciated as a customer.

My favorite thing about this location is that they sell Welch’s peach soda. I hadn’t had one of those since I was 12. I used to come here with Stewart and Kevin, who bought 40 oz. and bags of candy during my birthday week back in 2009. Good times…

Love this 7-​eleven. I’ve been here so much that I know everyone who works there. I get greeted like I’m family whenever I walk in. There’s a redbox here. The police stop in a lot for coffee so you get that feeling of safety when you’re there. They’re also very accommodating. There have been several times when I’ve asked for something they didn’t have and the next week, I find out that they ordered it. The parking sucks but I honestly don’t even care because of how sweet this place is.

Am I really about to review a 7 – 11? You know it.
This location has a Redbox. Cool stuff. Other than that it’s a smaller 7 – 11 but no complaints.

My coffee joint on the way to work. The staff are super friendly and the place is a local cop hangout, so great stories are abundant. Funny story, a homeless person outside the store asked for a tooth brush on my way in one day. I bought him one and paste. He made my day.

Jale means Pull. I feel so worldly now. For some reason, that’s the first thing I notice as I pry open the door to this diminutive version of America’s finest convenience store.
Still, it has everything you would expect from your standard 7 – 11, but I think it might be the smallest location out of any that I’ve seen in my years on this Earth. That being said, the counter can be a huge cluster-​fuck, and it blocks «shoppers» from checking out the candy bars and other snacks across from the register.
Despite this, they manage to keep stocked with all of the essentials: munchies, drinks, and of course all of the classics from slurpies to taquitos. I don’t know how they can handle any kind of rush, but their staff is cheerful.
To all you college kids out there, don’t come here drunk. Not only will you not be entertaining to the store patrons, but the cops LOVE to hang out here.