This place is often a nightmare. At times I'm greeted warmly and others, like for instance last night, I was thrown out of that store for question the price of an object. The sale prices were still up, and the older African American lady working wanted to hear none of it. When I protested, I was thrown from the store. My wife was several people behind me in line, and tried to help the fellow in front of her pay for his items because he was having trouble getting his change together. The woman told her "No he has to pay for his own." When my wife understandably reacted to that, SHE was thrown out. As I was getting into my car, a fellow drove up beside me and asked what happened, and when I told him he said that he too, had been kicked out for some equally silly reason. As I understand it, there were four people tossed out of that store in a fifteen minute period , and the woman behind the counter could clearly have cared less. She should be fired immediately, and corporate should perhaps mandate that their new hires have an even temper and some, ANY sort of personality. (Besides surliness)
All we wanted was to purchase gas and a few snacks, neither of which we were able to do. I assume the others who were told to leave have similar stories.
Great going, Circle K. With the location, that store could be a gold mine, but I won't be back, and I already know many people who already refuse to go there because of past bad experiences. You're well on your way to losing a golden goose because of your inability to hire even mildly competent people.
Below are the signs of the monster energy drinks, as they were inside the cooler right in front of them. I've worked retail, and if a store neglects to take down a sale sign, the unspoken rule is that the price is honored. read more