7-eleven

I come here all the time, the old man with the white hair is here all of the time. He usually works over night. He always gives me an attitude or some other problem. Today I came here around 1 am on feb 11, all the lights were on, the doors were locked and no one was to be found. Every 711 is becoming ghetto and that honestly says a lot about the owners and the management.

It's already bad enough this place is filthy and smells bad but I've been here before and never experienced bad service until today. I didn't catch his name but he had a heavy accent. Anyway; there were two cashiers when I walked in along with "security" and a very long but progressive line. I go to the register and now it was the one male cashier. I told him I needed a money order. Idc if my money order is for $5 or $5000; its rude to not respect someone's transaction by demanding the customer to leave the money on the table, especially when the customer asks the cashier to not leave during the count and to count with them to make sure they have the right amount. Cashier was extremely arrogant, rude and thought he was funny treating me this way. I even offered to wait for him to come back and count with me cause I didn't want to be disrespectful to the customer behind me but the cashier who thinks he's better than everyone just walked away from me. I took my business elsewhere. That place needs a serious change of events.

Went here to get some snacks and a guy walked in wearing normal clothes without a mask on and proceeded to open the cash registers and begin counting money. He was a boss of some sorts and he was Noth wearing a mask and handling money. Also, he had no indication on him that he was an employee until I asked the cashier. Very unprofessional and unsafe to not wear a mask in such a small establishment and I will not be going here ever again. Walgreens up the road has better snacks anyway