7-Eleven

I know exactly what to expect when I walk into a 7 – 11. «Convenience «hence the title convenience store. I wanna drive up & get in & get out with no hassle. That’s what I call convenient. I never have a problem with the clerks. They’re there to do a job & probably come across a lot of shady people. I actually like hearing them talk we live in a diverse cultured city & it’s nice to get to know your neighborhood store employees.

This 7 eleven is operated by rude people. Only one clerk is ever polite. They are not the cleanest, small coffee selection, and they don’t honor all 7 eleven promotions beware. I think the clerk’s are tired of the drunks, addicts, and homeless people that hang around the store bc they always seem to be angry (even with each other) and they treat everyone like they are stealing. One clerk asked me «speak English» after he was so busy being mad about his own existence and I had to remind him English was my first language and not his. Never going back there.

This 7-​Eleven is alright. It’s not the cleanest one I ever went to – but I bought cigarettes here that were about $.85/​pack less than what I usually pay out-​of-​state. Even less expensive than the Rite-​Aid around the corner. Even got in and out pretty quickly with a good sized line ahead of me! Friendly guys working in there too!