Rudest Person ever their today. Seems the store is a mess like they didn't know what to do either be convenience store or be a hole in the wall. Also the smell is horrendous.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Steve Vanover
This lottery store is great lucky store.
Devine Johnson
Arab guy at the counter was very rude and unprofessional had no idea how to service my transaction basically kicked me out the store they need a new counter person asap
MR. SIMONIC
Hole in the wall yet surprisingly good
Creative F Productions
Hole in the wall yet surprisingly good
Gabby Bowman
I'm posting this in hopes the owners of this small business use my advice and perspective as constructive criticism and do better for themselves and their business.You have a hiring sign, so I asked if you were. Immediately, I felt your judgment through your eyes and facial expressions. You looked at me as if I wasn't near good enough to work at your store. I don't know why, you don't know me. Perhaps it's my age, in which you never asked for. Or possibly something else about my appearance, regardless I was respectful and professional through the entire encounter despite feeling unwelcomed. You never asked for my specific work history instead you completely dismissed me and told me "come in tomorrow morning, I'll give you a chance. Leave your phone number." I left it despite feeling super uncomfortable because I still was interested in working for you regardless. But it's the next morning, I have yet to hear anything back which is completely your choice. However, you quite literally made that decision 100% based on my appearance and not who I am as a person. I'm well groomed and modest so I know it wasn't that. Was it my tattoos? They could have been covered up, and they aren't offensive. Regardless, I truthfully feel it was my age. That being said I'm 22 years old, I'm of legal age to sell lottery tickets since that seemed to be your main concern. I understand that you may not care about how you present yourself because you're well established here with older folks but with all due respect older folks won't live forever so eventually you'll need to cater to those of all ages otherwise you're business will fail. I hope you think about what I said and don't take offense but instead learn from it. I don't want to see another small business have to close down, rather I simply want to help.
Samantha Tapper
Asked for newport box 100, 3 times and person still wrang mother up wrong. I am too sick to leave atm. So I called 3 times and got hung up on. Thanks. I won't be back, everything is overpriced anyways
Gabrial Kyttle
I'm posting this in hopes the owners of this small business use my advice and perspective as constructive criticism and do better for themselves and their business.You have a hiring sign, so I asked if you were. Immediately, I felt your judgment through your eyes and facial expressions. You looked at me as if I wasn't near good enough to work at your store. I don't know why, you don't know me. Perhaps it's my age, in which you never asked for. Or possibly something else about my appearance, regardless I was respectful and professional through the entire encounter despite feeling unwelcomed. You never asked for my specific work history instead you completely dismissed me and told me "come in tomorrow morning, I'll give you a chance. Leave your phone number." I left it despite feeling super uncomfortable because I still was interested in working for you regardless. But it's the next morning, I have yet to hear anything back which is completely your choice. However, you quite literally made that decision 100% based on my appearance and not who I am as a person. I'm well groomed and modest so I know it wasn't that. Was it my tattoos? They could have been covered up, and they aren't offensive. Regardless, I truthfully feel it was my age. That being said I'm 22 years old, I'm of legal age to sell lottery tickets since that seemed to be your main concern. I understand that you may not care about how you present yourself because you're well established here with older folks but with all due respect older folks won't live forever so eventually you'll need to cater to those of all ages otherwise you're business will fail. I hope you think about what I said and don't take offense but instead learn from it. I don't want to see another small business have to close down, rather I simply want to help.
B
Not much to say. It's a convenience store. Candy is always expired and stale.
Rudest Person ever their today. Seems the store is a mess like they didn't know what to do either be convenience store or be a hole in the wall. Also the smell is horrendous.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This lottery store is great lucky store.
Arab guy at the counter was very rude and unprofessional had no idea how to service my transaction basically kicked me out the store they need a new counter person asap
Hole in the wall yet surprisingly good
Hole in the wall yet surprisingly good
I'm posting this in hopes the owners of this small business use my advice and perspective as constructive criticism and do better for themselves and their business.You have a hiring sign, so I asked if you were. Immediately, I felt your judgment through your eyes and facial expressions. You looked at me as if I wasn't near good enough to work at your store. I don't know why, you don't know me. Perhaps it's my age, in which you never asked for. Or possibly something else about my appearance, regardless I was respectful and professional through the entire encounter despite feeling unwelcomed. You never asked for my specific work history instead you completely dismissed me and told me "come in tomorrow morning, I'll give you a chance. Leave your phone number." I left it despite feeling super uncomfortable because I still was interested in working for you regardless. But it's the next morning, I have yet to hear anything back which is completely your choice. However, you quite literally made that decision 100% based on my appearance and not who I am as a person. I'm well groomed and modest so I know it wasn't that. Was it my tattoos? They could have been covered up, and they aren't offensive. Regardless, I truthfully feel it was my age. That being said I'm 22 years old, I'm of legal age to sell lottery tickets since that seemed to be your main concern. I understand that you may not care about how you present yourself because you're well established here with older folks but with all due respect older folks won't live forever so eventually you'll need to cater to those of all ages otherwise you're business will fail. I hope you think about what I said and don't take offense but instead learn from it. I don't want to see another small business have to close down, rather I simply want to help.
Asked for newport box 100, 3 times and person still wrang mother up wrong. I am too sick to leave atm. So I called 3 times and got hung up on. Thanks. I won't be back, everything is overpriced anyways
I'm posting this in hopes the owners of this small business use my advice and perspective as constructive criticism and do better for themselves and their business.You have a hiring sign, so I asked if you were. Immediately, I felt your judgment through your eyes and facial expressions. You looked at me as if I wasn't near good enough to work at your store. I don't know why, you don't know me. Perhaps it's my age, in which you never asked for. Or possibly something else about my appearance, regardless I was respectful and professional through the entire encounter despite feeling unwelcomed. You never asked for my specific work history instead you completely dismissed me and told me "come in tomorrow morning, I'll give you a chance. Leave your phone number." I left it despite feeling super uncomfortable because I still was interested in working for you regardless. But it's the next morning, I have yet to hear anything back which is completely your choice. However, you quite literally made that decision 100% based on my appearance and not who I am as a person. I'm well groomed and modest so I know it wasn't that. Was it my tattoos? They could have been covered up, and they aren't offensive. Regardless, I truthfully feel it was my age. That being said I'm 22 years old, I'm of legal age to sell lottery tickets since that seemed to be your main concern. I understand that you may not care about how you present yourself because you're well established here with older folks but with all due respect older folks won't live forever so eventually you'll need to cater to those of all ages otherwise you're business will fail. I hope you think about what I said and don't take offense but instead learn from it. I don't want to see another small business have to close down, rather I simply want to help.
Not much to say. It's a convenience store. Candy is always expired and stale.
Great sandwhiches
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I was with my daughter, having her oil changed & it was speedy & pleasant. I'll be getting mine done there as well
Awesome
Hole in the wall yet surprisingly good
2021 0326 great people great service great place
I am not sure where this is. I don't believe that I went to this establishment.
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