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    Speaks Marathon

    2.9 (7 reviews)

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    9 years ago

    My pump was slow and worthless. Maybe the others work but I wouldn't risk it. Don't stop for quick gas...

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    7 years ago

    Best selection of cold craft beer in Lexington. If they dont have it they will order it! Local honey also!

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    Nice new clean gas station. Casey's are known throughout…read moreIndiana, and have good food in the store. Their pricing is usually very competitive, and this location currently has good prices for fuel and stuff in the store.

    I had a bizarre experience at the 4201 Saron Drive location. I got $44 worth of gas, and walked…read moreinside to get some Nyquil. The cashier was counting cigarette packs and I stood there about 3 minutes waiting on him to finish. It was $7.99 for the tiny bottle of Nyquil, but I needed it so I got it anyway. The cashier rang it up at almost $11. I said that was wrong, the price said $7.99. He mumbled something I couldn't understand and just looked at me. I motioned to walk back to the aisle with me, and he did, and I showed him the price. He mumbled some more. I told him to just give me the right price and I'd be good. We went back to the register--I expected him to credit me a couple of bucks. He reached me back my $10 and took the Nyquil and walked away. I stood there a minute, then motioned to the Nyquil. He mumbled something else that was obviously negative, something about "you wanted a refund." I said no, I just wanted a credit of a couple of bucks to get the advertised price. He said whatever it rings up to IS the price. I left and bought a bigger bottle of Nyquil at the Thorton's for less money, and had a much nicer cashier. It's not the buck or two... it's the attitude that drove me away. If your employees aren't empowered to make purchases right, you must not trust them very much, and if you don't trust them, you shouldn't have them working for you.

    Speaks Marathon - servicestations - Updated May 2026

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