7-eleven

Checking their food products must be a tough job. Bought a fruit salad for five bucks just to get back to work and see it was expired, and the fruit was bad. But, five bucks is a cheap price to pay to learn where not to spend my money at lunch, or after work when I fill up for my drive back to Ellis County. There are three other stations within half a block.

After a full year of holding my tongue, I can't keep my negative view of this place inside anymore. The cashiers are nice in the morning, however, they hired this new one and I'm not sure that 'sorry' and 'thank you' are part of her vocabulary. I've gotten food poisoning plenty of times from the 'hot and fresh' food in the case and they are always out of something. It's like the guy in charge of ordering is on vacation. Also, the owner of this location likes to double park his infinity wagon between the handicap spot and a regular spot. I'm sure that's annoying for people who rely on that. The bathroom is a breeding ground for flies. The signage is always wrong. The two for one specials are outdated because they ring incorrectly in the system and they won't mark it down for their mistake. So all in all, not a bad place considering the food poisoning and lack of customer service. Oh wait, don't forget the five bums that hit you up on your way out...

Watch them cashiers they short change you if you don't pay attention. She kept falling short on my change and I've noticed it before but I was like it's just 2 cents but then if your short a penny they won't complete sale until you cough up that one penny. Again today she attempted to keep some of my change and as embarrassing it might be I asked her for my 2pennies