12/5/2022 2:15 am , My mother in law and I are staying at a hotel down the road because I just sold my house and we are leaving in a few days to move out of state anyways .. we have been way too busy with everything during the day and we needed to do our laundry so instead of sleep I went to get detergent, milk and other misc items . Was surprised winco was closed but whatever. So, I decided to stop at this place (Chevron) to get the things I needed. There were a handful of people standing outside of the locked door of the Chevron mini mart. When I asked why the doors were locked the people all started responding with things like “He is taking out the garbage and cleaning up”. The man inside (looked like he is from the Middle East) took his sweet time getting his nightly chores finished. After a long wait he came to the door and ushered me in, saying “You can come in because you look clean.” I was appalled and shocked as I hesitantly stepped inside. I asked him what he meant by ‘cleanz’ And he said that the other people outside look dirty and homeless. I was speechless. I asked the employee if they have stolen from his store or something Ames he replied with “Not yet!” Wow…. Obviously he assumes they will sooner or later? After getting my groceries I went outside asked the people if I could get them anything. Most of them wanted alcohol but a few of them just needed ordinary items like some milk, or sugar, or a pack of swisher sweets. So I obliged then by getting them the items they needed. They were very grateful for my help. What that employee did is called discrimination. There is a law against that. I hope one day this employee reaps what he sows. Such horrible treatment he gives to the American people, all because they don’t for his description of what he calls ‘clean’? Sickening!!!!!! I am glad I will never need to go back to that establishment again!
The only gas station that charges twice.
Once for the gas that was a “hold” and the half of gas that filled up it tank. A total of 150 bucks taken out of my card