Plaid Pantry

"Plaid Panties is a locally owned Oregon based small convenience store. Don't think you are gonna buy beer or cigarettes when accidentally you forgot your ID at home. I've seen an elderly disabled lady literally cry because the ***hole millennial told her she could not purchase "sin tax" items. I would have sworn on everything I love she looked over 26 years old. Lol..."

"Expensive and rude about checking a 80 year old person's ODL!? No need to be rude?,!"

"Often closed during normal business hours, like between 10pm and 4am. Also, the rotating door of clerks tends to be super rude. Some of them don't suck for sure, but man they hire some rude characters here. Sometimes they lock their beer cases for weeks at a time. LITERALLY just walk 10 mins to the Plaid by Freddie's, they are always super nice and actually open 24hrs there."

"As long as you don't come in to this place thinking that your item is worth a fortune, they will always treat you right. Best thing to do is to check eBay for your item and see how much it's selling for USED, then take HALF off that, and that's how much the shop will likely give u. Depending on quality. . Other than that, these folks at Hawkers Locker are fantastic... They always treat me right, they are courteous, and very knowledgeable. There selection of items is very large/ eclectic. I highly recommend this place.. . The only criticism I have, is the phone system they have, they are always getting calls, so it's very hard to get through, and that Google says they open at 10am... Well, they don't always. Some times I've been there at 11am and the gates were closed and locked, with a handful of Customer wondering why they were closed. Anyway, awesome establishment!!"

"The clerk was overwhelmed and very rude due to 8 customers in the store. One lady handed him 10$ cash but decided to pay with card instead. He complained why she has to make it so difficult for him. Another customer fell over the cardboard stock in the middle of the aisle, the customer apologized right away and started to pickup the product what fell. The clerk jelled at him! My suggestion for the clerk (picture) he should find a profession without customer interaction!"