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i barely ever go to any of these places. the one thing i like is that now you can order sandwiches with a computer screen instead of through a person.
by my office in brooklyn there is a 7-11 and a lot of my employees seem to get lunch there. i guess they have good prices on some items. ive been in the 7-11 a few times, it seems clean. food looks gross but just because its gross food.
There are plenty of outdated Wawa's. Just take a ride down route 206 through Burlington County. From what I've noticed the Wawa's that sell gas are usually more updated and cleaner.
Really??? You guys are doing this again ? "My convenience store choice is better than your convenience store"
In addition to our mutual puzzlement with that continuing routine, I am amazed at the number of people whose lives seem to revolve around convenience stores.
I patronize those places--at most--3 or 4 times each year, and only if I have failed to bring sufficient water with me when I get into the car. As long as I have brought a bottle or two of water, I don't see any need to darken the doors of these places.
If I want food, there are better places than convenience stores.
If I want coffee, there are better places than convenience stores.
If I need gas, there are also better places than convenience stores.
Really??? You guys are doing this again ? "My convenience store choice is better than your convenience store"
My convenience store is best. It's not a chain, but that's not why. It sells liquor, but that's not why, either. It's the best convenience store because it's CONVENIENT to me! I buy lottery tickets there, and occasionally, a cup of coffee. I have gone into Wawas a couple of times for coffee when I was driving somewhere. I have no Wawa in my area, but a friend who used to live in Ventnor turned me onto them for good coffee some years ago.
Most of my coffee is made here at home. Very convenient.
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I buy lottery tickets there, and occasionally, a cup of coffee. I have gone into Wawas a couple of times for coffee when I was driving somewhere. I have no Wawa in my area, but a friend who used to live in Ventnor turned me onto them for good coffee some years ago.
