7-Eleven

I know there are a lot of negative reviews for 7-​Eleven, and yes the prices for most goods are higher than most. But they have the BEST hot dogs! Seriously. The type that snap when bite into them. I usually eat them plain…7-Eleven has to work on their chili recipe. Not as spacious as other 7-​Elevens, but they do with what they have.

Seriously. Why is this ⁷⁄₁₁ so bad. The atm is down more than half the time and it smells like puke. Yuck!
Worst thing is it is my local ⁷⁄₁₁

I don’t think I could give more than 3 stars for any 7 – 11. It’s just because of the type of business, and how it’s designed. Can’t explain much more. And it’s not necessarily a bad thing.
I live just about 2 blocks away, so I pass by here quite a bit. The gentlemen that work here are friendly. They are pretty clean in the store. But I can’t go higher than this for one other reason: prices are too high (similar to all 7−11s).

7-​Eleven is 7-​Eleven. There are certain things you expect for them to have and this store pretty much have ‘em. The hotdogs and taquitos are always on the hot roller. The nacho cheese and chilli sauce are always refilled. The onions, salsa, pickled jalapenos are always topped-​off. The service is always neither good nor bad. This store however does not have a gas station like some 7-​Elevens do.

There’s just something amazing about summer. In direct contrast to it’s opposing season, the sun can still be found wreaking havoc with no signs of slowing even around 7pm. Alas, I decided to take my new skateboard out for a spin, and lo and behold, I got thirsty.
Having passed the BofA to the left and the Cobalt Café music venue to the right, I had completely forgotten of the 7-​Eleven sitting a little further down the corner. Dying for a tasty beverage, I made a quick stop here and went strait to the Arizona’s. I don’t know why, but I just love their flavours, or maybe the reason lies in the $ 1 price range. Either way: splendid.
The service, on the other hand, was actually quite insulting. Though very little was done, their body language just wreaked of distrust. You ever get that vibe where someone just doesn’t like you? You know, that lack of eye contact (except looking at the drink in my hand while ringing the customer before me). Instead of conversation, the room becomes completely silent, making the atmosphere uncomfortable. Or flatly telling you the price, not even attempting to hide this type of attitude.
Umm. yaaa. I’d appreciate it if you didn’t treat me like that. ‘k thanks.
Want to go to a good 7-​Eleven? The one on De Soto and Vanowen. Now those characters are good people.