The men's room urinal looks and smells like it hasn't been cleaned in weeks! This gas station is immediately off the highway, 5 miles away from the state line so it probably sees a lot of action, but it needs to be in good condition. The 2 women working overnight don't seem to give a damn about anything. One came out to smoke a cigarette while checking the lot and complained loudly that she had to check the levels of windshield fluid when she saw me wiping my car down. I grabbed some items from the clearance rack and was told to "just put it in front of the black dot" when i approached the self checkout machine. Fair is fair, I looked confused, but it would've been nice if I was asked if I needed help. I mentioned that one of the items had a barcode with a strike through it, and they both exchanged a look and a few words before one of them waddled to a register to assist me. Minimal words from employees who aren't even putting in the minimal effort to keep the place running smoothly. None of the customer-facing automatic soap dispensers had soap, not even the one near a food prep station for employee use. There was a sign posted which states that employees must wash hands before returning to work, but how can they wash hands with no soap? This was my last stop before leaving the state because I didn't want to stop in Alabama, and my experience here left me with a negative feeling that was as strong as the stench of stagnant urine in the men's room. This gas station makes the entire state of Florida look very bad as a first or last impression of what Circle K has to offer its customers. If the employees care this little, what does that say about the management, or lack thereof? read more