7-Eleven

"Stopped in at 6:10 am to get gas. Attendant said they were closed, no explanation. Angered other customers as well. Won't go back."

"If I could rate zero stars I would. The cashier was working while under the influence of something strong. She was pacing back and forth her eyes were jumpy she kept lifting her shirt up and was vaping inside while she was assisting customers. I will never visit this establishment again."

"Friendly enough. Hot outside today and everyone is going for the 99¢ big gulp/slurpies"

"At approx 8:40am today, I arrived at this location and before I walked into the building, I noticed a family exiting and the smallest boy (around 5yrs old) dropped his groceries (his lunch) on the ground breaking his Yahoo bottle. Nobody seemed to care so I sticked around to make sure he was OK and offered to buy him another one. Mind you, I am using an assisted device to get around. When I checked out the little boy stood beside me as I explained to the only cashier (Caucasian woman late 50's to early 60's) checking people out at that time what happened. She rang me up and CHARGED ME for the Yahoo and a medium coffee, I gave it to the boy and he left the store. Immediately afterwards, the cashier told me that she was going to just write it off because of the accident the boy had. Wow! I was disgusted since she never mentioned she would not charge me or showed no empathy prior to this. In my opinion, this employee lacked customer service skills and had an opportunity to make a lasting positive impression to not only the family but the business she represents as well. As my mother always told me, "what goes around comes around" Not wishing bad karma on anyone but food for thought!"