Circle K

"Employee Tracy is by far the rudest person I’ve ever met! I always go into places with respect and a smile on my face but I go here today at approximately 8:30 am 2-11-24 and Tracy is already in a bad mood because it seemed she was either yelling at someone on a headphone call or herself because she wasn’t holding a phone. Her verbal abuse was all over the place but I knew it was directed at me when I walked to the right register just trying to point out what I wanted, like I do at every place to kindly help out and she yelled at me not to tell her how to do her job and to get back to the register I was standing at. I was in such shock at her unwarranted attitude and basically told her that so she slammed the sliding doors without looking and said “forget it we don’t have what you want” and while ringing me up for my other stuff she yelled at me again, calling me nosy because I didn’t press the accept button fast enough on the card reader. She needs to be drug tested at the very least and NEVER work in retail where good customer service and professionalism is important, especially to those who’ve done nothing wrong. Whatever personal issues she was having during her phone call shouldn’t have been taken out on me!"

"We will break a white customers teeth for buying cigarettes from a black employee because only black people are allowed to purchase from here. Even though that customer was 1000% nice to u. Followed me home just so they can attack me. Have pointed guns at my back have shot at me threatened to kill my kids and didn't do anything but buy cigarettes.and corporate refuses to fire them. All employees say only my gang is allowed to work here and buy from here.and are selling heroin crack cocaine and neth from multiple locations including this one."

"This is an older store,yet it still is properly cleaned and maintained. This location also sells a wide variety of hard liquors and the usual beer and wines too. The only down side is the stores location, which attracts the areas benign, homeless population. Beyond asking you for a cigarette and perhaps some money, you haven't anything to fear from these people. They once came from a home too."

"I just started going to this circle k in May and every time I’m there with my daughter, everyone who works there is really nice to us. Today, Hugo, saw my daughter overflow her drink all over her hands. He pointed me to the water to wash her hands at the fountain and went and got her napkins. We were both very thankful. I don’t review just to review. I do this when I experience kindness. Something the world seems in short supply of these days."