Service station sandwiches aren't any longer a part of my diet, never really being such anyway, but I like the visual and I oddly do follow the prices. Prices don't fluctuate much from sandwich to sandwich, station to station and in a larger scope of pricing, gas, soft drinks, cigarettes and firewood (as it is November) are stable among the service stations of Greene County.
I find the differences to boil down to the human factor, the workers who welcome me every morning with a genuine smile and their verbal greeting. And when they are not working, they are cleaning up in and out, Cumberland is always spotless.
My purchases were not of any massive variances, the basics for my little fact finding trip and what a wonderful week of weather we had. The $1.07 large coffee started me off daily and it's spectacular, the double ice that was fetched for me from the outside for my every other day food and beverage cooking in my Yeti. To conclude, you're money feels very appreciated here by and your appreciated here and it's just not always that way and it sure feels nice. read more