Shell Gas

I’ve been hitting this dive since the late 1990’s and its woven a comfy spot in my heart. Its become my «Cheers» for gas and sundries; the place where everyone knows my name.
They no longer perform the propane exchange but its a frequent stop for gas and energy drinks to and fro. Make sure to sign up for the FRN gas awards if you fill your tank here frequently. You normally ear 3 cents off per gallon. Not much you say? However in this economy every cent matters!
I just happened to hit this spot around 0200 last night and was treated to a whacky couple arguing over infidelity. It was an entertaining show as I filled my tank. What can I say? Its never a dull moment at this corner in a neighborhood fast being annexed by delightful Pine Hills with its associated pleasantries.
On your way to Sunday mass? Grab yourself a nip at Shell Gas!

It’s a gas station. Not much in the way of pleasantries. There are only 4 gas pumps which can present a bit of a problem depending on where your gas tank is, which side you entered from, and who’s using it.
The neighborhood is average, not a lot of loitering around here. The inside of the Circle K is what you would expect: the usual snacks and sundries scatter the shelves, and there is a helpful, yet resentful person manning the cash register.
The restroom was atrocious, with a stench that one could only describe as «putrid.» I felt as if I was in a barn of some sort.
There is a propane tank exchange — helpful for the area (as there aren’t many close by) — but significantly more costly than the competition… about $ 7-​$ 8 more.
The lot is clean, average lighting.
Nothing too special here, but it fills the tank.