Dirt Cheap

"Trash store with rude employees. Stop carding everyone! And why do you have to scan our driver's license? What can your employees not read? Ridiculous is what it is. Then when you already have your ID out they still ask for it. Pay attention!! The only place with rude employees who ask 60+ yr olds for ID to buy cigarettes or alcohol. I have served and bled for this country and I get harassed for my ID to buy cigarettes or alcohol. Thank you for trash service."

"Gone down the tubes… Here’s why: 1) Their Rewards App always seems to be out-of-order. And, getting points added is such a pain in the @ss, it’s not worth it. I liked it better when they issued everyone a card with a barcode. Simply swipe the card at time of purchase & points were added. 2) Gas prices always seem to be higher than comparable spots, like QuikTrip. 3) The “I don’t care” attitude of cashiers. Last but not least... 4) They CARD everyone making a tobacco or alcohol purchase. My God…I’m 71 years old! ROFLMAO"

"Fresh Italian beef in my crockpot is deal ish us"

"If you value your privacy as much as I do, you'll want to be aware that they will ask to scan your ID to purchase alcohol here. That's really the important part. Other than that, their prices and selection are pretty much the same as any other area liquor store I've been to (none of whom have tried to scan my ID). Keep reading if you want to know more about my visit. I don't normally shop here, but I was in the neighborhood, and needed to gas up my car. While I was at the pump, I decided to go inside and pick up some gifts for the holidays. A bottle of bourbon for my friends, and a bottle of tequila for a family member. So I finish fueling up, and I pull forward to a parking space before going in. Once I make my selections I walk up to the checkout line and wait my turn. I guess the line was growing, so a second clerk steps out and waves me over to the register. I hand him my two bottles of liquor, and he asks to see my ID, so I show it to him. He then tells me he needs to scan it. It's worth mentioning that I'm 39 years old, and I don't look a day over 50, if you know what I mean. So, I'm not sure why they need to scan my ID, but it definitely isn't to verify that I'm over 21. I was uncomfortable with having my ID scanned for no apparent reason, so I asked, "are you sure you have to scan it," and he said, "yes," so I said, "I'd rather not." That was the end of the transaction. I wish it had been the end of the interaction, but alas. I then reached for the bottles, so I could do the polite thing, and put them back on the shelf, but before I could get a hold of one, the clerk hastily jerked them both away from me as though I were a criminal. Guess what. I had to walk right past the front door on my way up to the counter. If I were willing to steal, I just would have stolen the stuff in the first place. It would have been pretty easy. So there was no need for the guy to treat me that way. I won't be visiting this store again. Not for liquor or fuel. I don't like being treated like a bad guy just because I value my privacy."

"I had an issue today that was resolved by Chloe and I thank her. In the early afternoon I stopped and bought some cigars along with some Lottery tickets, then went to Francis Park for a fifty minute walk before going home. When I arrived home a little after two o'clock, I checked my loot and discovered a ticket I had purchased for several draws was not in the bag I was handed and, of course, I hadn't checked it. Oh, and there was also no receipt because you don't usually get one unless you ask I suppose. Anyway, I returned and asked for the manager who happened to be Chloe. She did some investigating. Re-scanned the items I did have and found there was a discrepancy for the amount of the missing ticket. I am hopeful the amount is somehow discovered, but I thought I should give a shout out to this young woman. And thanks again for rectifying this situation."