This place is now a Sunoco, not a Mobil. I don't know if management also changed, but my…read moreinteraction with an employee I'd never seen before, who turned out to be the manager, was the single worst convenience store experience of my life.
I stopped in for fuel and a MegaMillions lottery purchase on April 1st, and my understanding was the the MegaMillions price had gone up to $5 in April. The cashier, who turned out to be the manager and should have been able to help me, did not know anything about the price change, and he had no suggestions when the machine rejected the multi-draw ticket I had filled out.
Even worse, his attitude from the jump indicated that he could not have cared less about helping me. I finally had to do some googling and learn that the price increase would not be until April 8, which meant that I could only purchase two multi-draws (a ticket for April 1st and April 5th)
I corrected my ticket, but the machine still wouldn't take it, and the manager was not being helpful. I decided to see if he could punch in the multi-draw and my numbers manually, but he could not seem to figure it out. I finally filled out a second form, and the machine took that one.
HOWEVER, when I pulled out my money, expecting to pay $4, he wanted to charge me $6 because he had processed one ticket manually and the other two using the form. That was HIS mistake because I, the customer, made it clear that I wanted only two draws, but he insisted that I pay for two Tuesday draws, which is stupid, a waste of money.
The manager became increasingly belligerent, over $2 mind you, even though I continued to politely say "I'm happy to pay for the two tickets." He finally took the tickets back and said "that's okay" or something like that, and he refused to sell me the tickets, or even fuel.
I had been a semi-regular customer at the Mobil/Sunoco since 2018, but after the way he treated me, I will NEVER go back, and I hope that the owner sees how his manager is treating customers.