Arco Am/pm

I was looking for the cheapest gas and came here twice since it was the lowest at $ 2.33 a gallon. The first time we came here, our rental was running on fumes after a 4 hour drive from Anaheim. The gas stations on the 15 were over $ 4 a gallon. I was able to fill up the tank for $ 20 and was pretty pleased.
The second time I came here was before I had to return the car to Alamo before going home. Again, Google led me here, correctly, as the cheapest gas station. Gas was still at $ 2.33 a gallon. I must have come during a shift change because the doors were blockaded with rolling carts. There were a few homeless guys outside who told me they close for a couple minutes every now and then to count out the registers. They were right because after a couple minutes, they removed the carts and we were back in business.
I had to buy some hot Cheetos for a friend back home and a honey bun for myself. Staff was friendly (except for mildly sassy female manager, but she looked like she was going home so she was probably tired)
I would return here. Mahalo for the cheap gas!

shittiest gas station. The machine stole $ 25.00 cash fro me and the attendant tried to make it out like I was lying.

This is the basic of the most basic gas station. They have a small mini mart inside and that’s about it.
I would give them 4 stars, but there is an Arco about 3 blocks away that sells gas about $.15/​gallon cheaper. I only noticed this after fueling up and driving by the other station.

Went in this afternoon to buy some water for the drive back to LA. They had two 1 liter Dasani bottles advertized for $ 2.50. I also wanted a small paper cup to hold a few ice cubes for my three year old in the car. An employee named Elvia initially tried to charge me over 5 dollars for the water. When I called her on it, she rang me up at an even $ 4.00. She told me I was being charged for using their cup for ice. Not wanting to argue and because I needed to be back in LA by a certain time and was in a hurry, I just paid her and left. Small drink with their paper cup is 99 cents, add sales tax it should be about $ 3.72, yet she somehow reached an even $ 4.00. Naturally she did not offer me a receipt to justify this purchase nor to document her actions. Not wanting to waste time arguing with her over a buck fifty, I left knowing that this Arco employee had every intention of ripping off its customer. I hope she enjoyed her chump change because I won’t be going to this Arco or any Arco ever again if they allow employees like this to work for them. Again, this particular employee is named Elvia, a shorter Latina woman with short hair, late 30’s to early 40’s. She wasn’t even polite about it, which may have made the gouging tolerable. I do encourage all Vegas tourists and locals to choose any other filling station aside from this one.

2014 Unilocal 365 CHALLENGE — ⁸⁵⁄₃₆₅
We got some cheap gas before heading home from Vegas. Line inside was backed up with two cashiers. Really?

Again, breaking my rule about chains, especially a gas station, but just be careful. While the prices may be good, they’re REALLY fast on the trigger finger, and will demand payment before processing any sales or discounts. Then they’ll look at you like YOU’RE the one with the problem when you tell them something was on sale or had a lower marked price.
It picks up a whole star for convenience when it’s right next to my work.