Ive been to this circle k for years when i visit family without a problem. Recently, an employee named Guiselle, refused to sell any alcohol or tobacco products due to my out of state (Nevada) vertical ID, as our state laws and my traveling rights are apparent with my government ID. Firstly, every business has the right to refuse service which i understand. I did in fact contact circle K corporate before posting this review for this issue and they stated they do except out of state verticle IDs, for travellers rights. The first time this occured with Guiselle, i said ok and went down baseline to the next circle k to purchase alcohol, which they had no issue and i even asked about my ID being Vertical. A few days later I came back to this specific circle K, and Guiselle again said no. I asked for the manager who came out and sold me the alcohol without issue in front of Guiselle. A a couple days later i returned and Guiselle again told me no. I respectfully told her its an out of state ID, I am a traveler, and she reluctantly sold me alcohol. On the way out the door she was arguing with me, I told her to google her Arizona laws and that i am a traveler with an out of state ID which is protected, she yelled "why didnt you just say that?" which i had every time we interacted very politely when she would say she couldnt except it. Mind you, they scan it each time and there is no issue or invalid ID promt, it is legal and to corporate circle k protocol. I then boycotted that location and apparently circle K sent out a notice not to accept verticle IDs of any kind down baseline. Not a big issue but the lack of respect, the managers approval the several times i asked which they always approved and even pointed out their printed ID acceptance page on the employee wall, which showed an ARIZONA vertical ID was not accepted, and the distinct treatment i specifically got any time i entered the store was ridiculous. Next time I travel to AZ to visit family, i will avoid circle k at any cost as all other gas stations, liquor stores, and grocery stores know the law and that it is NOT an arizona ID, therefore it can be verticle due to travelers laws. Just a negative interaction multiple times that Guiselle provided. Not recommended for those on vacation or traveling from the other 49 states. read more