7-Eleven — Local services in Seattle

So let's start with the easy stuff. I got a good deal on my first order with the 7now app. In addition too 20$ off my first order of 25$ there were several items you got additional discounts for buying multiples. I added a delivery note to the driver I would be tipping an additional $5 upon arrival in addition to my contribution to the as 7eleven puts it 100% driver appreciation tip that 100%, goes to the driver. Upon confirmation of my payment and the orders distribution to a local delivery partner I notice that the delivery partner has specified that there will be no tip. Which explains why two drivers cancelled before the awesome person who accepted the delivery came into my focus. Now lets talk about their pick up. I had 2 hot items and several cold beverages and 4 non perishable snacks. They put everything but the hot pizza in one bag which allowed the back and contents to be come a hotdog blender. But fear not my pooch Lil' Dipschitz didn't mind because he got the hotdog flavored puppy soup that all kiddodoggos dream about. I on the other hand was less impressed but not surprised considering the store initially tried to give the driver just the pizza and nothing else. It's really kind of a let down that on veterans day this is the bullsausage they delivered. Shame on #uber and #7NOW for engaging in wage theft by way of absorbing a tip into gig wages. Shame on the #711 on Virginia and 8th in Seattle for allowing an order to leave their store like this. I support local economy and fellow service industry folks including gig workers because clearly their employer(which that is what Uber is, when you pay someone's rent you're either the sugar daddy or employer, and the kind of fu$king going on here isn't from a sugar daddy) doesn't support them. Pizza burnt but totally edible to be fare. Way to many substitutions but all items accounted for and literally no excuse for the way that hot...

I have been going to the store every day for about the last six years is the third owner and he can’t even put a price on his products and then lowered himself to tell me I’ve been in that store for 30 minutes I just asked him for the price of the soup and nothing is marked correctly they are ripping people off wine but said oh this is downtown Seattle you know work that doesn’t give nobody permission to rip people off if they can’t put the product along with the price they want to charge four dollars for a canna soup are you serious I don’t care if this is black in...

Their relatively high prices do tend to change from day to day, and what you see on the label is not always accurate, so beware. But I guess that is the price you pay for convenience because they're certainly not the only store that does this. And they nearly always have Marlboro southern cut cigarettes which can be hard to find sometimes. But, if you have money, the staff is nice to you. If you don't have money, or want to pay with cash instead of a card or Google Pay, best to avoid this place, because you won't be...