Boulder Gas

"No tobacco product of any kind sold here..."

"never visited but 1 star just for the obnoxious flickering light. how antisocial to not bother fixing it."

"STAY AWAY! I was verbally abused for being Jewish. The cashier understood that I was Jewish and immediately starting calling me and my friend rats and colonizers. We exited the shop and he followed us to the door and continued to give us the middle finger and yell antisemitic comments until we left."

"Walked in about 6:15 am today looking for reading glasses. The owner/cashier was walking outside as I walked in to unlock the bagged ice freezer. Inside I checked each isle, all I saw was sunglasses, turned around and left. (The owner/cashier) came inside while I was looking. Sat in my vehicle and the owner came running outside saying something. Rolled down my window and he was accusing me of "taking something ". Surprised I asked him to repeat himself. He again accused me of stealing and ran over trying to look inside my car. As a woman sitting there alone I felt extremly threatened by his behavior, at risk by the way he ran over trying to look in my car. I didn't know if he was going to try and open my door. I was also immensely offended by the theft ccusation! There was another white male inside the gas station ALONE but he didn't accuse him of anything. He was kind, patient and polite with him. This is NOT a safe place for people of color or women alone."

"Most of the employees (including the owner, apparently, if the individual I dealt with today was indeed the owner as he claimed) can't get the pumps to charge you the cash price when you pay in cash. So you get a total in the credit price and then they give you the discount (supposedly) with your change. At least 50% of the time, the attendants get the math wrong and then there is an awkward back and forth while I do the math of "this many gallons times this price equals this amount so I get THIS change". Seriously, it's routine for me at this point to take a picture of the price on the pump and the amount of gas I pumped because I expect I'm going to have to do math to get correct change. Most of the time, this is an inconvenience at most, so I deal with this price roulette to get cheaper gas. Well, today I was told that I was being "unreasonable" when I expected my correct change. I was "unreasonable" because the posted cash price was $0.10 cheaper than the credit price. The individual behind the counter, who at least claimed to be the owner, said that the price was an employee's mistake and the discount is really only $0.03 off. Well, that may be your policy, but your advertised price at all the pumps is $0.10 less per gallon for regular gas. What, exactly, is unreasonable about expecting to pay the cash price listed on the pump when I have indeed paid in cash? If it's an employee's mistake, then give me my correct change and then go fix your prices! Ultimately, I got my correct change, but the level of rude and "unreasonable"-ness on the part of the "owner" means that this place is absolutely, positively, a last resort only. Willing to pay more elsewhere to avoid being disrespected for knowing how math works."