Shell Gas Station

The review with the warning picture attached is absolutely hilarious.
I actually found this shell to be fine, it is usually $ 0.10 cheaper than some of the surrounding areas and $ 0.05 than its neighbors. I came here when it was super, duper early so I guess I did not get any aggressive neighbors hounding me for money, and the gas station was pretty easy in and out kind of experience.
I don’t know what it would have been like if it was during the day when the shop is open, but it is mighty convenient located right at the I35 access road!

Me and team Photo Wagon stopped here after a long and hard worked Fun Fun Fun Fest 2013… we just wanted to fill up and get some snacks and have a pee before heading back to DFW
What should’ve been a 5 minute stop turned into 20 minutes cause the attendant was so friendly and chatty and because Johnny couldn’t decide if he wanted to snap into a Slim Jim or give himself Funyun fingers.
What made this place sucky was the fact that «The Bathroom was wet and the celling was felling» (please see the uploaded photo for explanation)
I survived the felling celling and high fived the attendant on my way out.
This place will provide you with gas and necessary treats and drinks… even condoms and aspirin if you’re having one of those days. Their selection of chewy sour treats was kind of disappointing.

Prices too high for GAS,
clerks with bad attitudes and HOBOS in the lot with the same old I ran out of gas story. Give me a break.
Dont go there anymore.
Oh and some womanizing clerk named «AL» that flirts with any woman who has the misfortune to visit the store. Geeze.

I used to frequent this gas station because it was near my house. Oftentimes the pay at the pump was broken and I’d have to go inside. Annoying, but not a deal breaker.
Then I started getting panhandled by the local vagrants. It made me quite uncomfortable. Apparently, others in my neighborhood were experiencing the same problem, so several neighbors called the station owner and asked that they please stop selling alcohol to the intoxicated hobos. They disregarded that request. The vagrants hang out on this Shell station’s property and panhandle on the corners. When they are wasted, they urinate and defecate in my neighbor’s lawn. Occasionally they pass out in the middle of the street next to this station. Oftentimes, they aggressively harass other patrons of the station. Yet the owners refuse to cooperate with the neighborhood by not selling to these vagabonds. It has created an unsafe environment. In addition to selling alcohol, this Shell station allows a Williamson County church to set up a tent on their lot to «minister» to these folks by bringing musicians, food, and beverages. Basically, they throw a monthly party for drunks that are degrading the neighborhood and harassing customers.
Many of my neighbors and I are now afraid of these vagrants because they are so aggressive. I am shocked that this station is so uncooperative and continues to sell alcohol and allow parties to be thrown for intoxicated vagrants. I, along with my neighbors will boycott this Shell until they stop selling to intoxicated people.