I've lived in this neighborhood for almost 20 years and came to this location this morning for the first time since high school because I was on my morning walk and was craving a hot dog. I walked inside with a 16 oz Red Bull in hand; none of the employees greeted or even acknowledged me. I looked around momentarily, realized they didn't sell hot items anymore, and then I left. I was headed towards the KFC across the street until I was shouted at and embarrassed by a short blonde woman employee all the way from the crosswalk. She accused me of stealing the Red Bull I had walked into the store with, paid for at the Ruby's Liquor behind this AM/PM where the customer service is much better. I headed back inside and insisted that she checked the cameras and she immediately backtracked her statement and blamed her suspicion on a curly red-headed woman that was behind the counter (who wasn't even behind the counter when I walked in, no one was). When I walked back inside, I insisted that that woman behind the counter check the cameras too, and she backtracked her statement as well. No harm, no foul? Not really...this is the biggest insult I've received in a while and is indicative of how they might treat other patrons of my complexion, a lot of which are children from the local elementary, middle, and high schools that might not know how to defend themselves against these types of prejudiced accusations. This neighborhood has really gone downhill these last few years and the employees at this AM/PM are a prime example. There's a 76 station directly across the street from them if your car is on E. read more