7-Eleven

Granted their shelves are stocked, and they carry the products that a consumer wants to purchase. But that is far as it goes. They are very rude and therefore there are other places along my trip to work that I can just as easily stop. To be more specific I needed cash back and needed 1. s and I ask for $ 10 instead of telling me they were short on ones or trying to accommodate me in anyway at all he just kept saying no, no. So,… No no I won’t go there no more.

They turn their beverage cooling totally off at night, so by 1am or so the soda you get is basically room temperature. You mention this to the clerk and they act like they have no idea what you’re saying.
Just go to Safeway and endure the 30 minute lines, I suppose. I’m boycotting this cost-​cutting no refrigeration trend.

I stop by this 7-​Eleven location almost every other Friday and never had any issues until last week. Upon my arrival, I was quickly asked for spare change by a transient. I didn’t have any as I was planning on making my purchase with a debit card. She then asked me for a cup of coffee, which I thought was rude, but considering the circumstances (it was cold and raining) I decided to fulfill her wish. Once inside, I realized I didn’t know how she took her coffee so I purchased a large empty coffee cup and told the cashier it was for the lady out front, I pointed to her, and he said ok. There was another employee behind the counter and the immediately began speaking another language but I was in a hurry and thought nothing of it. Outside, I gave the elderly lady the empty cup, explained that it was paid for, and that the cashier was aware that she would be in to fix her coffee momentarily. I began to drive away when I noticed the lady exiting the door with an empty cup upside down and the cashier yelling something at her. I re-​parked my vehicle and asked what happened, apparently the cashier told her she COULD NOT fill up the coffee I just purchased and she had to leave. When I went inside, the cashier yelled at me that I cannot buy her coffee. When I asked why, he repeatedly said you «can’t buy her coffee! You can’t!». I honestly don’t see what the big deal was but this could have been avoided by the cashier if he would have just told me in the first place that I couldn’t buy her coffee when I pointed her out instead of saying «ok». I will never step foot in this franchise again, there are too many other options nearby. If you have compassion for the 1%, I encourage you join in the boycott!