7-Eleven

They didn't let me pay, instead letting the people behind me pay first. This was very biased, and not a good form of respect towards me as a customer. They do not deserve any respect, as well; it's how the world revolves around us. I clearly don't understand how it is so hard to just let me pay first when I was first in line. This is just plain bias against my race as a Chinese person. I do not recommend coming here to buy things. They do not show any form of respect towards any customers as human beings.

Poor staff, poor management. Often, when I buy things there at night, I'm not provided with a receipt. Furthermore, employees there chit-chat too casually and loudly with each other within the 7-Eleven store, disregarding whether they are serving a customer at the cashier or not. I brought an item priced at $1.80 to the cashier, but the cashier 'dude' asked for $2.20 for it. Even after I mentioned it was labeled $1.80, he gave me excuses, claiming the price I'd seen ($1.80) was for a set purchase alongside a meal or some other nonsense. I couldn't be bothered to argue over 40 cents. Overall, I do not recommend patronizing it at all. I'd rather walk a bit further to the nearby 24-hour Sheng Siong supermarket. I've given it enough chances. I won't patronize it ever again.

The Indian lady in her late 50s is very rude. I hope the management does something about it. I was in the queue, asking her if I could pay by Paywave, and she ignored me. I waited again until she finished her job, but no, she totally ignored me until I asked again. Then she replied with a loud voice, "Can't you wait? You are disturbing me!" She could have just had the courtesy to reply "yes" or "no." That's all. Totally ridiculous.

Rude cashier. I've visited this 7-11 a few times before, but I recently encountered a very rude cashier. When I was filling up a Slurpee cup, the lid exploded—probably due to the gas—and a little bit of Slurpee landed on my shirt. I was going to ask the staff for some tissues so that I could clear up the mess when the staff suddenly raised her voice and told me, "What am I going to do about it?" They could have handled the situation much better.

One of the staff, a middle-aged Chinese man wearing spectacles, is extremely rude. I have had a few encounters with him. The tone of his voice is unpleasant, and he throws the things we purchase. VERY, VERY, VERY poor customer service! This is not acceptable.