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“Good morning, this Circle K is one of the cleanest and respectful Circle K’s I’ve been too. The manager her name is Cari is a top notch very kind person she is in there almost every single day and make sure that the store is always running smooth and effective. Definitely should give them a visit! Oh and join their rewards program very good deals!”
“Earlier this evening (2/20/24 at around 4:30 PM), I stopped for gas and admittedly was a bit confused how best to pay. There was a young man at the counter who took my credit card and helped me. He was very polite and respectful. And he sincerely apologized for the confusion.”
“We are looking to hire full-time or part-time workers. Due to lack of employees it is difficult to have a full service station. So we ask for patience and understanding as we train new workers. We have new owners and new vendors. thank you”
“Ethanol gas for my mowers and close to home! Who wants to drive all the way into town when you can stop here instead. Conveniently located across from the horse arena.”
“They have one male attendant that loses his cool. If you have any issues with anything instead of him addressing him. Rationally he gets very hostile and throw stuff at you. I haven't been back since then”
Open 24 hours
32 Murphy Hwy, Blairsville
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“Best store around.. A store is made by the staff first then coming in everyday a thousands times a day like I do is easy to do.. I absolutely love them all.. Thank you Circle K team..”
“The farthest I went inside this establishment was to the ATM machine. And I only went here because their ATM is an Allpoint machine and doesn't charge me $6.25 every time I want to withdrawal money ATMs.”
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“Great spot nearby our cabin in Suches. But I wish they would pay homage to the true meaning of booger, an Appalachian term for bigfoot. It has nothing to do with snots. The earlier sign had a brown face that was more appropriate. Bring back bigfoot!”