7-Eleven

"Domingo is always a pleasant person to see on my daily visits."

"I wanted to give it a 5 star rating for the latest review of this place."

"Never opens at 6am, turn up some mornings at 6:15am and the place is all locked up not even a light on, constantly plagued with “computer problems” and signs on the door saying “cash only”, the 7-eleven stores around this area have really gone to sh1t"

"It's not actually open 24 hours. It's a lie. They close and midnight."

"Honestly this place makes me sick to the stomach to even think of. The front of the store holds hot racks covered in undoubtedly tainted food, the likes of which you would find at a rundown gas station in the Midwest. One example would be their hot dogs, most likely mad from 100% real dog meat, or their tacos made from horse livers, or recycled cardboard pizzas with ingredients to match. The mid part of the store holds stale "baked goods" no better than the kind you might find in a Vietnam era army ration. The Slurpee machine seems as if it were contaminated with vile disease waiting for an innocent child to be patient zero of a new black death. Besides the "exclusive" items unique to the 7-11 franchise, their is just the regular mundane run of the mill snack and such you find at these kind of places, which happens to be the only light in this bleak pit of despair no matter how faint it is, with the exception of the higher price compared to a local Establishment that deal in similar goods. Though still it might act as it's saving grace. Still their is the issue that many 7-11s face to address, the unskilled illegal labor. These people of mostly Indian subcontinental descent, seem to not be native to English and rather share their level of understanding towards it with a 2 year old. This and their other qualities seems to make them unpleasant people to deal with making the experience that more painful to deal with. This place take the convenient part out of convenience store."