7-Eleven

Ok, so who really looks at reviews for a7−11? For that matter, who writes reviews for a 7 – 11?
Me, that’s who. Why? Hell, why not?
So, this is a 7 – 11. If you’ve never been to one, I’m not going to explain what it is. Because you’re either dead, a shut-​in, or incapable of understanding these written words, and wouldn’t know a big gulp from a burrito anyway.
I go to this one at 3am after work all the time. I get the same things. Canada dry ginger ale (I don’t drink caffeine, and they’re usually 2 for 2.22,) a reynaldos burrito, 7 – 11 branded breakfast burrito (surprisingly good at 2.99,) and a pack of smokes, if I’m out, since ABC liquor on bolsa is closed at 3am.
There’s 3 different clerks I see all the time, of varying, indeterminate nationality, probably of middle eastern descent. This isn’t a prejudice, it’s a description.
The younger male, never talks, always looks panicked, like I’m going to rob him, and is prone to staring at the cash register like it’s a bomb he has to disarm before he can take my money. He can never seem to just ring up a sale, take my money, and go back to doing whatever it was he was doing by himself before I showed up. maybe the clerk before him changes all the keys or something, just to mess with him, but the kid sure looks baffled by a simple calculating device.
sometimes, like last night, a small line forms while he contemplates his existence in the esoteric numbers and letters on the machine.
I think the most he’s ever said to me was «bag?»
the next guy, he’s a little older, a little balder, and a little rounder. he’s pretty cool, knows what a cash register is, and can smile.
the last one, a woman, is friendly, efficient, and is my favorite. not like I want to ask her out, favourite, she’s just more pleasant at 3am than the rest.
I used to work graveyard at a 7 – 11 when I was 25, back when we all smoked cigarettes inside, had our friends do beer-​runs, all the clerks were white americans in orange circled smocks, and we judged you by your purchases.
example. tweakers buy catfood at 4am. sick people can’t sleep, are crabby, and complain that nyquill costs 3 – 4 times more than everywhere else. this was before 24hr cvs stores. construction workers all smelled like booze at 5am, and payed in cash.
and why do 7−11s have locks on their doors if they’re open 24 hours? 2 reasons. in case they get robbed to preserve evidence, and because the night clerk’s gonna have to take a crap sooner or later.
so, this is a 7 – 11. it’s clean to the point of sterile, it has food, smokes, booze and lottery tickets. everything a person on the go needs.
the end.

The 7-​Eleven rocks I don’t know how they got two stars that used to be Sterling liquor so it functions as a full liquor store as long along with being a regular 7-​Eleven it’s always clean and the people who run it are very very nice this is only 711 I would go to in the area and it rocks!!!

Very convenient, considering it’s walking distance from where I’m staying. Clean and has good service. Only thing I’d complain about is how gross the food on the roller grill/​pizza looks.

Wrong price on milk for months. Leaves expired products on shelf. Very poorly ruin i